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The Solana ecosystem stands to gain significantly from Trump's token launch. Celebrity involvement often generates substantial attention, attracting new users to the Solana blockchain and boosting on-chain trading volume. Furthermore, Trump's influence may encourage increased investment and attract developers, fostering greater diversity and innovation within the ecosystem. However, the sustainability of celebrity influence is uncertain and hinges on market confidence and the regulatory environment. In the long term, ecosystem projects on the Solana chain are well-positioned to be the ultimate beneficiaries, making them worthy of investor attention.

The U.S. 10-Year Treasury yield has been rising recently, with the U.S. Dollar Index surpassing the 110 mark. The upcoming release of CPI data and the uncertainty surrounding Trump's inauguration next week could further heighten market volatility. Risk aversion is evident in the market, as global risk assets have shown sluggish performance. In this environment of tense market sentiment and impending macroeconomic data releases, we recommend that investors reduce leverage, manage risks carefully, and set aside funds for potential buying opportunities. This edition highlights some of Bitget's token launch promotions and on-chain Earn products based on USDT/USDC, BTC, and SOL, offering investors a wider range of options.

As the new year begins, Solana is leading the market's altcoin rebound, with SOL's price serving as a "leading indicator" for the broader market. Pump.fun, the most prominent project in the Solana ecosystem, generates daily revenue of approximately 15,000 SOL (around $3.3 million), equating to nearly $100 million in monthly revenue. According to the ETF Store President and Bernstein Research analysts, spot Solana ETFs are expected to debut in the U.S. capital markets by the end of 2025, sparking high market expectations for Solana's performance that year.

As 2024 came to a close, premier investment banks and institutions worldwide unveiled their strategic outlooks for 2025. A recurring theme across reports from BlackRock, Barclays, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, and others is the frequent mention of one term: "AI." Investors seem to be aligning on the transformative potential of artificial intelligence, drawing parallels to the early days of the internet two or three decades ago. This article highlights and recommends several promising AI agent projects. While the mid-to-long-term outlook for AI agents is positive, the recent surge in valuations underscores the need for thorough research (DYOR) when timing investments.
- 00:27Linea-based DEX Etherex to Launch Native Token REX on August 6According to ChainCatcher, Etherex, a decentralized trading platform jointly launched by Linea, Consensys, and Nile, has announced that it will launch its native token REX on August 6. Etherex is an upgraded version of Nile Exchange, built on Ramses v3 technology and adopting the x33 tokenomics model. Its design goals include allocating 100% of native incentives (REX) to liquidity providers (LPs), and ensuring that 100% of trading fees belong to xREX voting users. The native token REX will be distributed as liquidity rewards to LP users. Users can convert REX to xREX to participate in incentive voting for their preferred liquidity pools.
- 00:16Trump: Will Announce a Candidate to Fill the Vacant Federal Reserve Board Seat in the Coming DaysAccording to Jinse Finance, U.S. President Trump stated that a candidate will be announced in the coming days to fill the vacant position on the Federal Reserve Board. (Jin10)
- 00:07Trump to Announce New Bureau of Labor Statistics Chief in the Next Three to Four DaysChainCatcher reports that U.S. President Trump has announced he will name a new head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics within the next three to four days. On Friday, Trump ordered the dismissal of the Bureau of Labor Statistics director (the agency responsible for releasing nonfarm payroll data) after he claimed, without evidence, that the disappointing employment figures had been "manipulated." The bureau later confirmed that Director Erika McEntarfer had been removed, and her deputy, William Wiatrowski, would serve as acting director. The July jobs report released earlier on Friday showed that only 73,000 jobs were added last month. The Bureau of Labor Statistics also announced significant data revisions, revealing that total employment was 258,000 lower than previously estimated. This marks the second-largest two-month downward revision on record, surpassed only by adjustments made during the pandemic.