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A summary of important developments at noon on July 28

A summary of important developments at noon on July 28

金色财经金色财经2026/07/28 04:07
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7:00 (UTC+8) - 12:00 (UTC+8) Keywords: CLARITY Act, Anthropic, BlackRock1. Citigroup: short-term gold target price expected to be $4,500;2. Japanese Finance Minister: Monetary policy has entered a new phase dominated by interest rates;3. BlackRock openly supports the CLARITY Act, Senate legislative window narrowing;4. Bitwise sold another 117,900 HYPE, worth about $7.05 million;5. BlackRock deposited 3,310 BTC and 28,370 ETH into a certain exchange;6. Multiple data points on trade.xyz hit all-time highs, with cumulative trading volume reaching $408.4 billion;7. Anthropic finally responds to the open-source controversy: opposes banning, but will impose restrictions on chips and distillation;8. The US Senate has temporarily postponed consideration of the CLARITY Act, focusing its agenda resources on other matters.
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