BNB Hits $1,000 All-Time High as Binance Nears DOJ Deal, Rumors of CZ’s Return Grow

[U.S. Weekly Initial Jobless Claims Lower Than Expected] For the week ending September 13, the number of initial jobless claims in the U.S. was 231,000, lower than the market expectation of 240,000.

[White House Official Says Fed's Rate Decision is a Prudent Compromise] White House National Economic Council Director Hassett stated that the Federal Reserve adopted a compromise approach in yesterday's rate decision and made a prudent choice. It is reported that Hassett is one of the potential candidates for the Fed Chair position.

[White House Economic Advisor Does Not Disclose Timing of Fed Chair Nomination] White House Economic Advisor Hassett stated that the specific timing for announcing the Federal Reserve Chair nomination will not be discussed for now.

[S&P: Bank of England's Quantitative Tightening Plan Unlikely to Disrupt UK's Financing Environment] According to a report by Golden Finance, S&P Global Ratings stated that the Bank of England's quantitative tightening plan is unlikely to disrupt the UK's financing environment. Quantitative tightening refers to the process by which a central bank gradually reduces its bond holdings acquired during the quantitative easing period. The Bank of England has established an 'on-demand repo facility' to provide liquidity support to the UK financial system. S&P noted: 'The design logic of this on-demand facility is that the pace of quantitative tightening should not affect the supply of reserves.'

[OKX Will Adjust LAUSDT Contract Funding Fee Settlement Frequency] OKX plans to adjust the funding fee settlement frequency for the LAUSDT perpetual contract on September 18, 2025, to optimize user experience and mitigate market risks. Users should pay attention to recent market fluctuations and take timely measures such as closing positions, reducing positions, or adding margin to lower leverage ratios and avoid forced liquidation.