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first_img The New York Stock Exchange selected Avalanche to build a tokenized securities platform, experts say the value capture of AVAX remains to be observed

This week, the New York Stock Exchange chose Avalanche to provide infrastructure for its upcoming tokenized securities platform. On Monday, Ava Labs announced that Avalanche will serve as the "core ledger technology" for the tokenized securities platform being developed by the NYSE's parent company, Intercontinental Exchange. The product is designed to support 24/7 trading, clearing, and settlement of tokenized securities, pending regulatory approval.Market maker GSR research analyst Carlos Guzman stated that this is a "significant victory for the project," as the NYSE's choice of its technology for settlement greatly enhances institutional credibility and validates the value that blockchain technology brings to traditional financial infrastructure through instant settlement and programmability. Luther Maday, North America head of crypto payment company Mercuryo, mentioned that this decision was made after approximately a year of testing on Avalanche, indicating that the network has passed tests for performance, reliability, and control.Experts also remind that providing infrastructure does not necessarily mean the long-term value of the AVAX token will rise. Guzman pointed out that while the NYSE will use Avalanche infrastructure for clearing and settlement, actual transactions will still occur off-chain, with related activities running on dedicated infrastructure rather than the public C-Chain that carries most of the network's activities. Misha Putiatin, founder of Symbiotic, stated that the main challenge for Avalanche is whether it can achieve "value capture" that is difficult for other blockchains. According to Decrypt data, AVAX rose 3.6% in the past 24 hours to $8.64.

Republican senators publicly demanded that Jensen Huang resign, and a former economic advisor to Trump called for him to step down immediately

U.S. Republican Senator Kevin Cramer accepted an interview with POLITICO and publicly called for Jensen Huang to resign as CEO of NVIDIA. He believes that Huang's extramarital affair poses a serious potential blackmail risk, especially considering that NVIDIA holds highly sensitive AI chip technology. Cramer stated, "The risk of being blackmailed is just too great; I think he must go."Cramer is a member of the U.S. Senate Banking Committee, which is reviewing several bills aimed at strengthening export controls on advanced AI chips. He believes that while it is certainly possible for NVIDIA's board to initiate an internal investigation, it is far from enough. Earlier that day, Larry Kudlow, the former director of the White House National Economic Council during Trump's first term, also publicly urged on Fox Business, "Mr. Huang, resign now." He believes this is a reasonable action for Jensen Huang to take at this time.As the controversy escalates, the U.S. Congress is also accelerating its scrutiny of NVIDIA's chip exports. The three bills under consideration by the Senate Banking Committee involve strengthening export approvals for advanced chips, tracking the destination of chips, and restricting the export of certain semiconductor manufacturing equipment. These bills are vying to be included in the annual National Defense Authorization Act and have not yet been fully passed.

Reuters survey: The Federal Reserve's interest rate hike expectations for December remain solid, but there is still controversy over the end of the tightening cycle

A Reuters survey shows that about 55% of the economists surveyed, or 56 out of 101, expect that the interest rate hike in December will mark the end of the current tightening cycle, a figure that is basically unchanged from last month.However, 45 economists still expect that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates at least two more times, including more than half of the surveyed primary dealers, which is consistent with the expectations reflected in market pricing, and believe that the risks to the inflation outlook have not changed since the U.S. midterm elections. Changes in the political landscape are unlikely to quickly alleviate inflationary pressures.Despite market hopes that the nearly 9-month-long Middle East conflict could be resolved, leading to a drop of over 22% in crude oil futures prices from the late October peak, inflationary pressures still persist. A strong labor market, resilient economic growth, and inflation remaining above the Federal Reserve's 2% target for nearly six years all indicate that further tightening of monetary policy is still necessary.Wells Fargo Chief Economist Tom Porcelli stated, "The Federal Reserve's decision-making depends on the upcoming inflation data, which will prompt it to raise rates again. In fact, the Federal Reserve has every reason to raise rates at the October meeting."

Wintermute: Bitcoin needs to remain cautious before re-establishing above the 50-week moving average at $75,500

Wintermute stated that after the U.S. midterm elections, the Democratic Party regained control of both houses of Congress, and the market began to reassess the regulatory risks faced by the AI industry. The AI trading, which was previously boosted by favorable Washington policies, has started to cool down. If the Federal Reserve raises interest rates during the correction of AI assets, the tightening of liquidity and the decline in risk appetite may simultaneously exert pressure on the cryptocurrency market.In the cryptocurrency market, Bitcoin rebounded to $81,000 last Wednesday but subsequently retraced most of its gains, dropping to a low of $73,500 on Sunday, close to the 200-day moving average of $73,000. Bitcoin's weekly close fell below the 50-week moving average of about $75,500, ending a previous streak of seven consecutive weeks above that moving average. The U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF saw a net outflow of $1.28 billion last week, marking the largest single-week outflow since June and erasing the cumulative net inflow for the year; only Wednesday recorded a net inflow of funds for the week.Meanwhile, over $1 billion in positions were liquidated in the market, with Ethereum's liquidation scale exceeding that of Bitcoin. Altcoins performed even worse than Bitcoin, with NEAR, HYPE, ENA, and LIT all dropping more than 10%. In contrast, ZEC became one of the few large-cap assets to rise against the trend, indicating that there is still some market demand for privacy-focused projects. Looking ahead, the market needs to remain cautious until Bitcoin reclaims the 50-week moving average. If Bitcoin's daily close falls below $73,000 and the 200-day moving average, the next key level to watch will be $68,000, and altcoins that previously rebounded significantly may face greater selling pressure. If Bitcoin's daily close reclaims and stabilizes at $80,000, and the spot Bitcoin ETF resumes weekly net inflows, a shift to a more positive outlook may be possible.In the short term, attention should be paid to the U.S. CPI data for October to be released on Tuesday, with core CPI expected to rise by 0.2% month-on-month. Additionally, Cisco and Applied Materials will report earnings on Thursday, U.S. PPI data will be released on Friday, and NVIDIA is scheduled to announce its financial results on November 17. The Federal Reserve will hold a meeting on interest rates from December 8 to 9, with the market currently estimating a probability of about 77% for an interest rate hike.
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