ChainCatcher news, according to Jin Shi reports, the annual changes in the composition of the Federal Reserve's FOMC voting members next year may slightly increase resistance to further rate cuts. Compared to the outgoing voting members, the incoming voting members are more hawkish. TD Securities analyst Oscar Munoz stated, "This opens the door for more dissenting votes next year."At the December FOMC meeting, 4 of the 19 Federal Reserve decision-makers wrote down forecasts indicating that this rate cut was inappropriate, with Cleveland Fed President Mester casting a dissenting vote. Mester will exit the FOMC next year, to be replaced by Chicago Fed President Goolsbee, who believes that the policy rate needs to be significantly lowered next year, clearly more dovish than Mester. However, the other two new voting members—St. Louis Fed President Bullard and Kansas City Fed President George—will make the 2025 voting members' stance more hawkish, as they will replace the centrist Atlanta Fed President Bostic and San Francisco Fed President Daly.TD Securities analysts speculate that Bullard is one of the four policymakers who submitted dissenting forecasts against this rate cut, with George possibly being the other, both of whom have hinted at some hesitation regarding further rate cuts. The fourth could be Fed Governor Bowman, who opposed a 50 basis point cut in September but may have shifted to support this week's cut during the two-day meeting.

ChainCatcher news, according to market news, preliminary voting results show that Microsoft shareholders voted against the Bitcoin investment proposal.

ChainCatcher news, according to Coindesk, preliminary voting results show that Microsoft shareholders voted against the Bitcoin investment proposal.The proposal titled "Assessment of Investing in Bitcoin" was put forward by the National Center for Public Policy Research, suggesting that Microsoft consider diversifying 1% of its total assets into Bitcoin as a potential hedge against inflation.According to Bloomberg data, Microsoft holds $78.4 billion in cash and securities on its balance sheet.

ChainCatcher message, Sky announced on the X platform that the execution voting has now started. If passed, the proposed changes to the Sky protocol will take effect 30 hours after approval by the Sky ecosystem governance committee. The impact on users is as follows:Changes in Savings RatesSky Savings Rate (SSR) will increase to 12.5%, Dai Savings Rate (DSR) will increase to 11.5%.Stable Fee Parameter UpdatesETH stable fees will increase: ETH-A will increase to 12.75%, ETH-B will increase to 13.25%, ETH-C will increase to 12.5%.WSTETH stable fees will increase: WSTETH-A will increase to 13.75%, WSTETH-B will increase to 13.5%.WBTC stable fees will increase: WBTC-A will increase to 16.25%, WBTC-B will increase to 16.75%, WBTC-C will increase to 16%.

ChainCatcher message, Jupiter posted on X that it will review the updated Jupuary proposal and initiate the second vote on Wednesday at 11:30 AM (UTC+8).It is reported that on November 30, the Jupuary governance vote failed to reach the required 70% absolute majority for approval, with 58% in favor and 42% against. The first Jupuary vote opened on November 26, and if the 70% support requirement is not met, the team will quickly iterate new votes until the required 70% support milestone is achieved.

ChainCatcher news, the Ethereum L2 project Corn tweeted to announce that the Polyhedra Network community is voting on a network expansion proposal for its zkBridge integration with Corn, a move that will enhance asset diversity and expand the decentralized cross-chain interoperability of BTCFi.According to the Web3 asset data platform RootData, Corn is an Ethereum L2 that uses Bitcoin as its gas token. BTCN is its hybrid tokenized Bitcoin, backed 1:1 by native BTC.

ChainCatcher news, the ZKsync community has submitted the on-chain proposal [ZIP-002], which proposes to reduce the execution delay from 21 hours to 3 hours. The voting for ZIP-002 will start on December 2 at 21:12. ZIP-002 aims to enhance the finality of transactions under the oversight of the newly established council while maintaining security.

ChainCatcher message, Jupiter posted on X that the first Jupuary vote has opened, seeking a 70% support rate.If the requirement is not met, the team will quickly iterate new votes until the desired support rate milestone is achieved. This vote aims to confirm whether the community accepts the addition of two airdrops, each containing 700 million JUP.Users who stake JUP tokens through Jupiter are eligible to vote on this proposal, with voting power proportional to the amount of staked JUP at a 1:1 ratio. The proposal aims to reward "real and active users," with the voting deadline set for November 29 at 10:59 AM EST.

ChainCatcher news, the fully encrypted network Mind Network based on FHE has officially launched the FHE voting feature and verification network Hubs today at 16:00. Users can participate in voter registration with zero barriers or use vFHE to participate in Hubs delegation.Mind Network is incubated by Binance Labs and recently announced the completion of a $10 million Pre-A round of financing. Last month, it launched the voting product MindV based on fully homomorphic encryption (FHE). The newly launched MindV Hubs include two foundational module networks: FCN (Consensus Network) and FDN (Decryption Network), as well as the fully homomorphic encryption random number generator RandGen.Existing vFHE holders can participate in delegation and earn rewards. MindV Hubs are temporarily open for 10,000 early voter slots, and registration does not require holding vFHE. Additionally, future Hubs partners have been previewed, including InfStones, KIP Protocol, Rivalz Network, Lumoz, CARV, DIN, and Inferix.Mind Network is the first Web3 fully encrypted infrastructure based on FHE, providing end-to-end encryption for AI and Web3 networks through innovative fully homomorphic encryption, and offering solutions for data sovereignty protection, fair consensus, encrypted voting, and secure cross-chain transfers.

ChainCatcher news, MicroStrategy founder Michael Saylor initiated a poll on the X platform with the topic "Will Bitcoin break $100,000 on New Year's Eve?" Currently, 59,073 users have participated in the poll, with a support rate of 85.2%.

ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, the dYdX community's proposal on "Reboot and Revision of the Incentive Program" has been approved through on-chain voting. According to the proposal, this is a modification of the dYdX incentive program, which lasts for 4 months, with $1.5 million per month, distributing $6 million in DYDX tokens each quarter. 60% of the rewards are allocated to market makers, 40% to traders, and the tracking API has been enhanced, with no trading alliance.

ChainCatcher news, the ZKsync community has voted on-chain to approve the "Distribute 325 million ZK tokens to DeFi users within 9 months" TPP 001 proposal. This proposal suggests distributing 325 million ZK tokens over 9 months, with 300 million allocated to users through six minters (with a cap of 50 million each), and an additional 25 million tokens managed by four minters to cover management and unforeseen costs. The proposal aims to establish a DeFi liquidity center on the ZKsync Era and enhance the liquidity of all interoperable ZK chains (Elastic Chain).Previously on November 6, ZKsync community ZK Nation posted on X stating that the ZKsync Ignite Program TPP 001 proposal "Distribute 325 million ZK tokens within 9 months" has opened for voting, with a standard voting period of 7 days, and the current approval rate reaching 99.73%.

ChainCatcher news, the ZKsync community ZK Nation posted on X stating that the ZKsync Ignite Program TPP 001 proposal "Distribute 325 million ZK tokens within 9 months" has opened for voting, with a standard voting period of 7 days, and the current approval rate is 99.73%.The proposal suggests distributing 325 million ZK tokens within 9 months, of which 300 million will be allocated to users through six minters (with a cap of 50 million each), and an additional 25 million tokens will be managed by four minters to cover management and unforeseen costs. The proposal aims to establish a DeFi liquidity hub on the ZKsync Era and enhance the liquidity of all interoperable ZK chains (Elastic Chain).

ChainCatcher news, according to Google's presidential election results information, voting has ended at 11 PM local time in three states on the West Coast. After Oregon began counting votes, Harris temporarily leads Trump, as follows:Trump's vote percentage is 39.2%, with 431,171 votes;Harris's vote percentage is 58.4%, with 636,369 votes.In addition, the last key "swing state," Nevada, has not yet started to release data.

ChainCatcher news, as the voting results from various states in the U.S. election are gradually announced, traders are reducing their bets on the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates next year.In addition, traders continue to expect the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates in November and December.

ChainCatcher news, according to reports from American media, as of 9 PM local time on November 5, which is 10 AM Beijing time today (November 6), voting stations in 32 states and Washington D.C. have successively closed in the United States.According to predictions by the Associated Press, Republican presidential candidate Trump has received 120 electoral votes, while Democratic presidential candidate Harris has received 99 electoral votes.

ChainCatcher news, as of 8 PM local time on November 5, and 9 AM Beijing time today (November 6), voting stations in 16 states and Washington D.C. in the United States have gradually closed.According to the Associated Press, Republican presidential candidate Trump has won Alabama, Mississippi, South Carolina, Oklahoma, Florida, and Tennessee, totaling 95 electoral votes.Democratic candidate Harris has won Massachusetts, Connecticut, Maryland, Rhode Island, and Washington D.C., totaling 35 candidate votes.

ChainCatcher news, according to CNN, Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger stated that a total of 12 polling places in the state extended voting hours due to bomb threats, and another 3 polling places extended voting hours for "normal reasons."

ChainCatcher news, according to FOX Business, six states in the United States have taken the lead in ending presidential election voting.At 7 PM Eastern Time on November 5, the polling stations in Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, South Carolina, Vermont, and Virginia closed. At 7:30 PM Eastern Time, the polling stations in North Carolina, Ohio, and West Virginia will close.