7:00 AM - 12:00 PM Keywords: Gemini, Kalshi, Powell, Crypto Market Structure Act 1. Winklevoss twins claim Gemini exchange layoffs reach 30%; 2. Goldman Sachs: Expects Bank of England to hold rates this year, gradually lowering to 3% next year; 3. Appeals court allows Nevada's temporary injunction against prediction market Kalshi to proceed; 4. US Treasury Secretary: Powell continuing as Fed Governor would break historical precedent; 5. Data: Since the outbreak of the Iran war, gold has fallen 13%, while Bitcoin has risen 6%; 6. 'Crypto Market Structure Act' advances to Senate hearing, lawmakers weigh competing interests; 7. US Senate Republicans are considering adding bank deregulation provisions to the cryptocurrency market structure bill.
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