1. U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen pointed out that the Fed's policies have sent positive signals to the U.S. economy, and the labor market has returned to a healthy level close to that before the epidemic.

2. Standard Chartered Bank predicts that the Fed's latest rate cut will drive Bitcoin and digital assets to continue to rise, mainly due to a favorable macroeconomic environment rather than the impact of the U.S. presidential election.

3. Cryptocurrency prices generally rose after the Fed's first rate cut in four years. Bitcoin prices rose 3.5% to $62,417.48 at one point, and Bitcoin-related stocks such as Coinbase and MicroStrategy rose 5% each. Trader sentiment has fallen after the market rebounded.

4. Robert Kennedy Jr. believes that Bitcoin mining can effectively support renewable energy grids. By participating in demand response projects, miners not only reduce grid pressure, but also help control consumer electricity costs.

5. Chain detective ZachXBT disclosed a crypto asset theft case against Genesis creditors, involving an amount of $243 million, and more than $9 million has been frozen. Three suspects have been identified, two of whom have been arrested in the United States.

6. Deutsche Boerse's subsidiary will provide customers with Bitcoin and Ethereum trading services to meet the crypto trading needs of corporate customers.

7. White House officials said that the Fed's interest rate cuts indicate that inflation has slowed, but the overall economic situation remains healthy and there are no major risks in the future.

8. Decentralized financial institution Sky decided to stop supporting wrapped Bitcoin as collateral due to concerns about its potential risks.

9. Two suspects were formally indicted by federal prosecutors for allegedly stealing $230 million worth of cryptocurrencies.

10. The judge dismissed Consensys' lawsuit against the SEC and ruled in favor of the SEC's position.

11. The Banana Gun team confirmed that nearly 50 Telegram accounts were hacked, and hackers withdrew money through these accounts. The attack has now come to an end.

12. Arkham's latest report shows that the United States ranks first among global governments with $12.16 billion in Bitcoin holdings, and Germany's Bitcoin holdings have dropped to zero.