Federal Reserve's Daly: Policymakers need to remain open to further rate cuts

- TWT shifted to a gamified utility model in 2025 via Trust Premium, replacing governance-focused tokenomics. - Fixed supply and 2020 token burn (88.9B TWT) create scarcity but lack phased liquidity mechanisms seen in projects like Ontology. - Trust Premium tiers reward user activity with gas discounts and airdrops, linking TWT value to ecosystem engagement rather than speculation. - Over 40% supply already circulating since 2020 contrasts with aggressive liquidity incentives in competitors like Astar Netw

- Bitcoin miners shift to AI infrastructure as margins shrink due to rising energy costs and post-halving challenges, with companies like Core Scientific and Cipher Mining repurposing data centers for AI workloads. - Major contracts, including a $5.5B, 15-year AWS deal and a $9.7B Microsoft agreement, highlight AI’s 25x higher revenue per megawatt compared to Bitcoin mining, driven by stable demand from tech giants. - The pivot reshapes market dynamics, with AI-focused miners outperforming Bitcoin peers as

- The Fed may pause rate cuts in 2025, balancing Trump's policy risks against inflation and economic resilience. - JPMorgan's Karen Ward highlights uncertainty over Trump-era growth vs. inflation, contrasting Wall Street's rate-cut expectations. - Powell emphasizes "strong" economic performance as a reason to delay cuts, with CME FedWatch showing 58% chance of December 25-basis-point cut. - Regional Fed leaders like Bostic and Williams stress inflation risks and cautious reserve management amid leadership

- The SEC proposes a token taxonomy under the Howey Test to classify digital assets as securities or non-securities, reshaping crypto regulation. - The framework categorizes tokens into four tiers, including securities, digital commodities, collectibles, and tools, with exemptions for non-SEC-regulated platforms. - It aligns with the Digital Asset Market Structure Bill, which assigns major cryptocurrencies to CFTC oversight and mandates exchange function separation. - The SEC emphasizes strict enforcement