美股开盘，纳指跌超 147 点

BlockBeats News: On May 6th, according to official sources, French Hill (2nd district of Arkansas), Chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, G.T. Thompson (15th district of Pennsylvania), Chairman of the House Agriculture Committee, Bryan Steil (1st district of Wisconsin), Chairman of the Digital Assets, Fintech, and Artificial Intelligence Subcommittee of the House Financial Services Committee, and Dusty Johnson (statewide district of South Dakota), Chairman of the Commodity Markets, Digital Assets, and Rural Development Subcommittee of the House Agriculture Committee, released a discussion draft of a bill today aimed at establishing a regulatory framework for digital assets in the United States.

According to a report by Jin Shi, Roberto Miaolich, a foreign exchange analyst at Yuxin Bank, stated in a report that the Federal Reserve expects to keep interest rates unchanged on Wednesday, and this decision is unlikely to provide much support for the US dollar. Mialich said that Federal Reserve Chairman Powell made it clear in a speech last month that the central bank will wait for clearer information on how tariffs will affect the economy and inflation. The US dollar index remains weak, and the options market still shows that investors tend to bet on a decline in the US dollar rather than an increase. Yuxin Bank expects that trading in Europe and America will continue around 1.13.

On May 5th, according to DL News, Israeli police arrested a hacker suspected of involvement in the Nomad attack last week, which resulted in the theft of $190 million worth of encrypted assets from the cross chain protocol and ultimately led to its collapse. Suspect Alexander Gurevich was arrested at Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv. He holds dual citizenship of Russia and Israel and attempted to travel to Russia using a document with a different name when arrested.

Issuance capacity among bitcoin-holding companies could translate to tens of billions in market buying power.

BlockBeats News: On May 5th, according to Bloomberg, digital asset trading company Crossover Markets Group Inc. is preparing to launch its platform in the United States. This move comes at a time when President Trump is promoting cryptocurrency friendly policies, stimulating institutional interest in cryptocurrencies, and creating a more favorable regulatory environment for the world's largest economy. Crossover Markets CEO Brandon Mulvihill said that since Trump won the US election, the company has been laying the foundation for serving US institutional clients. Crossover Markets was founded in 2022 by veteran forex market veterans Brandon Mulvihill and Anthony Mazzarese (who previously worked in the forex prime brokerage business of Jefferies Group) and Vladislav Rysin, former Chief Technology Officer of Euronext FX. Previously, this London based company had been avoiding dealing with American clients.