Strategy sent a letter to the MSCI Equity Index Committee, urging it to abandon a proposal. The proposal aims to exclude companies with digital asset holdings exceeding 50% of total assets from its global equity benchmark. Strategy warned that this move would cause severe index volatility and contradict the US government's policy of promoting digital asset innovation.
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Strategy: MSCI's proposed ban on holdings exceeding 50% conflicts with US innovation policies.
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The Bank of Japan is reportedly planning further interest rate hikes; some officials believe the neutral interest rate will be higher than 1%.
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OKX: Platform users can earn up to 4.10% annualized return by holding USDG.
According to the official announcement, from 00:00 on December 11, 2025 to 00:00 on January 11, 2026 (UTC+8), users holding USDG in their OKX funding, trading, and lending accounts can automatically earn an annualized yield of up to 4.10% provided by the OKX platform, with the ability to withdraw or use it at any time, allowing both trading and wealth management simultaneously. Users can check their earnings anytime through the OKX APP (version 6.136.10 and above) - Assets - by clicking on USDG. Moving forward, the platform will continue to expand the application of USDG in more trading and wealth management scenarios. -
The Federal Reserve will begin its Reserve Management Purchase (RMP) program today, purchasing $40 billion in Treasury bonds per month.
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Bitcoin treasury company Strategy's daily transaction volume has now surpassed that of payment giant Visa.
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HSBC expects the Federal Reserve to refrain from cutting interest rates for the next two years.
HSBC Securities predicts the Federal Reserve will maintain interest rates stable at the 3.5%-3.75% range set on Wednesday for the next two years. Previously, Federal Reserve policymakers lowered rates by 25 basis points with a split vote. The institution's U.S. economist Ryan Wang pointed out in a report on December 10 that Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell was "open to the question of whether and when to further cut rates at next year's FOMC press conference." "We believe the FOMC will keep the federal funds rate target range unchanged at 3.50%-3.75% throughout 2026 and 2027, but as the economy evolves, as in the past, it is always necessary to pay close attention to the significant two-way risks facing this outlook." -
Institution: US AI companies face power pressures that will drive up operating costs.
Benjamin Melman, Chief Investment Officer of asset management company Edmond de Rothschild, pointed out that American artificial intelligence companies are facing intense competition in terms of electricity costs. He stated that the current power capacity in the U.S. is insufficient to meet the growing demand of AI companies, and electricity prices are significantly higher compared to other countries. "The U.S. faces intense competition in electricity costs, which will drive up the operating costs of AI." -
Institutions: The US dollar may face further pressure next year, with AI bubble and interest rate outlook being key risks.
Benjamin Melman, CEO of asset management company Edmond de Rothschild, stated that the US dollar may face downside risks again next year. "If the market worries again about US interest rates or if the artificial intelligence bubble suddenly bursts, the US dollar will be at risk." With the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates, the US dollar has continued to weaken this year. The US Dollar Index (DXY) recently fell 0.05% to 98.59. In mid-September, the index hit a three-and-a-half-year low of 96.218. -
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