ChainCatcher news, according to Jinshi reports, Goldman Sachs believes that the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut in December is a foregone conclusion, followed by consecutive cuts of 25 basis points in January and March of 2025; subsequently, there will only be rate cuts in the June and September meetings. However, there are still some variables, as more and more Federal Reserve officials indicate that the FOMC may slow down the pace of rate cuts sooner, so there is a risk of pausing rate cuts in the January meeting.Traders now believe that the likelihood of the Federal Reserve cutting rates by 25 basis points at the meeting on December 17-18 is as high as 97%. However, due to stronger data in November, the risk of the Federal Reserve pausing rate cuts in early 2025 has increased. Powell's post-meeting speech and the latest economic forecasts will be crucial.

ChainCatcher news, Moody's senior economist Katrina Ell stated that Trump's announcement on social media regarding tariffs on major trading partners serves as a reminder of how much volatility his presidency could bring to the markets.She mentioned that, in fact, there was no preparation before Trump announced the policy, which caused significant anxiety in the markets. We do not know what will ultimately happen. No one can determine when Trump's campaign promises will be fulfilled. But it is certain that we are heading towards a high degree of uncertainty. People hope that if countries like Mexico and Canada address the issues to some extent, trade tensions may ease. If they choose to show strength, things will escalate, and Trump will double down, which will have a greater ripple effect on other economies. (Jin Ten)

ChainCatcher news, well-known trader Eugene Ng Ah Sio posted on platform X, stating that after careful consideration, he will no longer publicly share trading conclusions. As his account continues to grow, this will only invite criticism. The road to a $100 million profit and loss will always continue, but from now on it will be a silent road.

According to ChainCatcher, as reported by CoinDesk, U.S. prosecutors have requested to postpone the civil fraud cases brought by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) against SBF until after the conclusion of his criminal case.Prosecutors stated that the delay would save time and resources, "as the outcome of the criminal case may have a significant impact on the disputed issues in the civil case." It is reported that SBF has agreed to postpone the civil case, and the lawyers for other FTX and Alameda executives Gary Wang and Caroline Ellison have also agreed, but the SEC and CFTC have not yet commented on the request for postponement. (source link)