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first_img Bank of New York Mellon increased its stake in Strive by 28%, raising its holdings to 6.97 million USD

According to Bitcoin Magazine, as disclosed in the 13F filing submitted on November 5, Bank of New York Mellon (BNY Mellon) increased its holdings in Bitcoin treasury company Strive (ASST) by 28% in the third quarter, bringing the total to 237,100 shares, valued at $6.97 million based on the price as of September 30.Compared to the 185,556 shares disclosed on June 30, this increase of 51,544 shares had a market value of approximately $2.02 million at that time. The increase in market value was mainly due to the stock price: the implied ASST price in the two filings rose from $10.91 on June 30 to $29.41 on September 30, resulting in a more than doubling of the disclosed market value alongside a 28% increase in the number of shares held.The 13F is a snapshot at a point in time rather than a trading record. Bank of New York Mellon submitted a consolidated report covering group-level holdings, so Strive's position may include client, fund, and discretionary accounts, rather than a single proprietary bet, and the bank may have adjusted its holdings after September 30.As of September 30, the bank's assets under custody and administration amounted to $63.4 trillion, with managed assets totaling $2.2 trillion. In the same report, its Bitcoin-related positions also included 1,056,230 shares of Strategy (MSTR), valued at $161.7 million, and 162,072 shares of BlackRock iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), valued at $7.67 million, the latter nearly doubling from 85,282 shares as of June 30.According to regulations, institutions with investment decision-making authority over securities exceeding $100 million must disclose their holdings within 45 days after the end of the quarter, with this quarter's window extending to November 16 due to November 14 falling on a Saturday.JPMorgan submitted its third-quarter 13F this Thursday, while Wells Fargo, Millennium Management, and Schonfeld Strategic Advisors had not yet appeared in the SEC's EDGAR system as of Thursday morning.Among the disclosed banks, Barclays reported holding 3,942,900 shares of IBIT, valued at $186.7 million, an increase of 48% from 2,658,147 shares three months ago, in a filing on November 6; Citigroup reported holding 521,144 shares of IBIT, valued at $24.7 million, in a filing on November 4, and added 1,636,387 shares of Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC), valued at $118.9 million. Strive itself increased its holdings by 29 Bitcoins in the week ending November 6, bringing its total holdings to 43,153 Bitcoins.

In October, the core CPI in the United States exceeded expectations for three consecutive months, with rising costs in energy, services, and AI increasing pressure for interest rate hikes

Inflation data for October in the United States sends multiple warning signals. The data shows that the core CPI rose by 0.3% month-on-month, higher than the market expectation of 0.2%, exceeding expectations for the third consecutive month; the overall CPI rose by 0.4% month-on-month, also above expectations. The impact of rising energy prices is spreading to areas such as food and transportation, and service inflation remains robust, further complicating the Federal Reserve's efforts to control inflation.Specifically, food prices in the U.S. rose by 0.5% month-on-month in October, with grocery prices recording the largest monthly increase since April; urban transportation service prices saw the largest monthly increase since 2020, and prices for airline tickets and delivery services also increased. Additionally, service prices excluding energy and housing rents rose by 0.4% month-on-month, while owners' equivalent rent increased by 0.3%.AI investments are bringing new cost pressures. Over the past three months, the annualized price increase for computers and peripheral devices in the U.S. reached 25%, and electricity prices rose by 0.9% month-on-month in October, marking the largest increase in six months. Morgan Stanley estimates that AI-related factors have contributed about 6 basis points to the core CPI this year, with the current impact still relatively limited, but as data center investments expand, related pressures may rise further.In terms of monetary policy, Chicago Fed President Goolsbee described the latest inflation data as approaching an alarming level. Fed Governor Waller previously stated that if the core CPI month-on-month increase reaches 0.3% or higher, the December meeting should consider raising interest rates by 50 basis points. Goldman Sachs has included a forecast for an additional 25 basis point increase in March 2027, expecting that the target range for the federal funds rate will rise to 4.25% to 4.50%. However, some economists warn that there is a lag in the transmission of energy prices, and over-reliance on current data may lead to excessive tightening of monetary policy.
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