Odaily星球日报讯 据 Onchain Lens 监测，疑似与 Amber Group 相关的钱包 (0xB3B...221D) 于 5 分钟前从 Hyperliquid 提取 20 万枚 HYPE，价值 1383 万美元。

Odaily reported that Bitwise CEO stated on the X platform that Bitwise Hyperliquid ETF BHYP surpassed $40 million in trading volume today.

Odaily Odaily News: According to Onchain Lens, HYPE has risen 19%. Loracle (0x8def...92dae) holds a short position of 685,740 HYPE with 3x leverage, valued at approximately $47.79 million, with an entry price of $53.716 and a liquidation price of $87.607. The unrealized loss is approximately $10.95 million.

Odaily News - Prediction market operator Kalshi filed an application with the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) on August 18 to launch the copper perpetual contract COPPERPERP. The contract will track the dollar-denominated spot price of copper and utilize price data from blockchain market data provider Pyth Network.

The contract is cash-settled and does not involve physical delivery of copper; regular payments between long and short traders will help keep the contract price aligned with the copper price. The perpetual contract has no expiration date, allowing traders to hold positions indefinitely without needing to roll over to new contracts.

Kalshi previously received approval in May to offer bitcoin perpetual contracts and has also submitted an application for stock index perpetual contracts. Less than a week before the copper perpetual contract application was filed, a judge in Washington state ordered the company to cease offering sports, election, political, and other event-related betting in the state. (Decrypt)

Odaily News: Coinbase will add support for Aligned and ALIGN. Users can now generate deposit addresses for ALIGN on Coinbase in regions where trading is supported.

Odaily News: HyperliquidNews posted on the X platform stating that Trump said, "The SEC Chairman is pushing to bring Hyperliquid to the United States."

Odaily News: According to Bitcoin News monitoring, Bhutan has transferred 300 BTC to a new address, valued at $19.3 million.

Odaily News The Federal Reserve's meeting minutes did not mention any views supporting rate cuts, indicating a significant shift in the Fed's policy discussions over the past year. At the beginning of last year, the market had expected that as inflation slowed, the Fed would be able to lower borrowing costs this year.

However, price pressures have continued to build, especially after the Trump administration joined Israel's war against Iran. Nearly six months have passed since the conflict erupted, and oil and gas shipments through the strategic Strait of Hormuz remain constrained.

Recent data has shown a slight cooling in inflation, while companies unexpectedly cut jobs in July, leading the market to expect the Fed to hold its policy rate steady again at its September 15-16 meeting. These data points have left Fed officials divided over whether rate hikes are needed to further curb inflation, while at the same time, officials have become more cautious about the strength of the labor market and the risks to achieving their full employment goal. As Warsh has been reluctant to discuss his own monetary policy path, the market lacks clear guidance from the Fed chair. (Jinshi)

Odaily News - Federal Reserve meeting minutes show that Fed Chair Warsh proposed an idea: reducing the number of Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) policy meetings per year from 8 to 6.

The minutes state: "The Chair noted that holding 6 meetings per year, approximately every two months, would allow more information to accumulate between meetings than under the current schedule, while also giving policymakers and Fed staff more time to research and consider strategic issues in monetary policy."

Subsequently, Warsh solicited committee members' views on this idea. The minutes clearly indicate that the number of meetings will not be adjusted this year. Reducing the number of policy meetings would signify a major change in the way the Federal Reserve operates. (Jin Shi)

Odaily News: Minutes from the Federal Reserve's meeting show that several officials leaned toward raising interest rates last month, while many noted that further policy tightening would be necessary if inflation fails to decline. However, uncertainty continued to heavily influence officials' assessments during the July meeting.

The minutes stated: "Regarding the outlook for monetary policy, participants reiterated that their interpretation of incoming data will be a key component of policy discussions."

The FOMC voted 9 to 3 in July to hold the benchmark interest rate steady in the range of 3.5% to 3.75%. Logan, Hammack, and Kashkari dissented, advocating for a 25-basis-point rate hike. Two other regional Fed presidents who did not have voting rights in July—Schmid and Musalem—have since indicated that they would have supported a rate increase at that meeting had they held a vote. Much of the policy discussion at the July meeting centered on differing assessments of the future path of inflation.

The minutes noted: "Most participants expected inflation to gradually ease over the remainder of the year as the effects of tariffs and earlier energy price increases faded, but many participants pointed out that the possibility of inflation remaining elevated persists." (Jin Shi)

Odaily News: According to the Fed's meeting minutes, several officials believe that financial markets are playing a role in part of the Fed's policy tightening. (Jin10)

Odaily News: According to the Fed's meeting minutes, most participants supported maintaining interest rates unchanged, while a few participants favored a rate hike. (Jin10)

Odaily News: Fed meeting minutes show that many participants believed it may be necessary to maintain higher interest rates if inflation fails to continue declining. (Jin10)

Odaily News: According to The Information, Nvidia (NVDA.O) is in discussions to fund its AI data supplier Mercor at a valuation of $20 billion. (Jin10)

Odaily Odaily News: U.S. President Trump told reporters at the White House on the 19th that negotiations with Iran may resume at "some point," but Iran must completely abandon nuclear weapons. When asked whether the U.S. would return to negotiations, Trump said: "Maybe at some point. But right now, I think the situation is very good." He then said, "The logic is simple—they must give it up entirely," adding that "Iran must never have nuclear weapons." Trump again claimed that the U.S. "owns" and "fully controls" the Strait of Hormuz, and stated that Iran's "occasional drone launches do cause some trouble." (Xinhua News Agency)