AiCoin | Snapshot on May 29: BlackRock Transfers In, Gold Breaks Through, Strategic Reserves
2. BlackRock transferred 3,900 BTC and 31,700 ETH to a certain exchange, with a total value exceeding $350 million.
3. Spot gold rose by more than 1%, quoted at $4,501.12 per ounce.
4. CME data: Expectations of a rate cut this year have essentially disappeared, with a 1% probability for a 75 basis-point rate hike.
5. JPMorgan: Bitcoin and gold ETFs have seen outflows, and institutional futures positions have decreased.
6. The Trump administration announced a strategic Bitcoin reserve plan targeting a scale of 1 million.
7. VanEck launched the first U.S. spot BNB ETF with a sponsor fee of 0.39%.
8. Bit Digital spent $20 million to increase its holding by 8,568 ETH, raising total Ethereum holdings to about 158,500.
The above are the selected highlights from the past 24 hours.
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