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Bitcoin 2025 Conference announces speakers list: US Vice President Vance, Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht, etc. The Bitcoin 2025 conference announced the list of guest speakers, including: US Vice President JD Vance, Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht, Trump's second son Eric Trump, Trump's eldest son Donald Trump Jr, Strategy founder Michael Saylor, and US Senator Cynthia Lummis.

Institutional analysis: Trump's tariff policy is expected to have a mild impact on US PCE in April Institutional analysis pointed out that the market expects the U.S. core PCE price index to be released next Friday to rise by 0.1% month-on-month in April, which was flat in March. Economists generally believe that although the impact of U.S. President Trump's tariffs on April price data will be mild, the impact of trade policy is expected to become more obvious as early as next month. Given that there are no obvious signs of deterioration in the current job market, Federal Reserve officials tend to keep interest rates unchanged until the impact of trade policy adjustments is fully reflected in economic data. (Jinshi)

Institutional Analysis: Trump Tariff Policy Expected to Have a Moderate Impact on US April PCE

Ark Investment Management founder and CEO Cathie Wood says cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are here to stay as the growth of crypto wallets continues to expand. Speaking at the Solana Accelerate event in New York, Wood highlighted that while crypto wallets offer added protection and independence, the ease and convenience of ETFs will keep them popular among traditional investors . She commented: I think ETFs are an important stepping stone because, you know, wallets seem so complicated, so much friction for consumers, they just wanna push a button. – Cathie Wood Wood argued that ETFs will remain attractive to those using them for convenience, though these crypto products may ultimately act as a bridge to wallet-based solutions. She added that investors are still drawn to the offer of decentralization wallets, saying they are “insurance policies” against failures in traditional financial systems . So far, there are roughly 200 million active Bitcoin wallets globally, per Bitbo’s data. Meanwhile, U.S.-based spot Bitcoin ETFs saw around $2.75 billion in inflows during the trading week ending May 23, as Bitcoin surged to a record high of $111,970 on May 22. Spot Bitcoin ETFs have received over $44 billion in inflows, while spot Ether ETFs have only recorded $2.77 billion since launch. Wood explained that Ether ETFs saw less success because the US Securities and Exchanges Commission did not permit staking . Nonetheless, she believes Ether could be the gateway for new investors to understand smart contracts before moving on to assets like Solana. Eric Balchunas, interviewing Wood, also claimed that several investors are hoping for a Solana ETF more than Ether or XRP ETFs. Wood, however, claimed that President Trump’s decision to introduce his memecoin, TRUMP, on the Solana network may have altered some investors’ perception of the SOL token and network, making them more cautious and skeptical. Nonetheless, she said she would share her Solana price projection once she’s done with her analysis. VanEck recently aimed at the SEC for what it termed as delays on several Bitcoin ETF-related applications. The firm’s head of research, Matthew Sigel, argued that the commission’s postponements affect its options trading application tied to its spot Bitcoin ETF. The investment management company criticized the company for poor communication and unclear reasoning behind the delays. Sigel cited the delay of CBOE’s 19b-4 filing on the HODL options listing, claiming the regulatory agency postponed its decision without a proper explanation. While the commission put off its approval for several filings, it is still accepting new submissions. The SEC also delayed its decision on the firm’s in-kind creation and redemption for its spot Bitcoin ETF. Similarly, Fidelity’s filing on in-kind redemptions on its spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs was postponed, and no decision timeline was provided. Additionally, on May 22, the agency put off its ruling on CoinShares spot XRP ETF application. However, it did provide a timeline, pushing its deadline from May 26 to August 24. The agency also asked for public input on the firm’s filing, which added more uncertainty. Your crypto news deserves attention - KEY Difference Wire puts you on 250+ top sites

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has warned that countries not negotiating in "good faith" with the US may face tariff threats. Here's what you need to know ¹: - *Tariff Rates*: The US has imposed a baseline tariff of 10% on most countries, with steeper duties on specific trading partners, including a 20% levy on the EU. These tariffs may be adjusted or increased if countries don't negotiate in good faith. - *Good Faith Negotiations*: Bessent emphasized that countries must negotiate in good faith to avoid higher tariff rates. However, he didn't specify what constitutes "good faith" negotiations. - *Consequences*: Countries that don't negotiate in good faith may see their tariff rates return to the levels set on April 2, which were higher than the current 10% baseline rate. For example, the EU could face a 50% tariff rate, as threatened by President Trump. - *Affected Countries*: The US is focusing on its 18 most important trading relationships, and countries that don't negotiate in good faith may receive letters outlining their new tariff rates. - *Trade Deals*: Bessent mentioned that the US will likely do regional deals, setting specific tariff rates for different regions, such as Central America or Africa. - *Global Impact*: The ongoing trade tensions and tariff threats are causing uncertainty, affecting consumer and business confidence, and potentially leading to inflation and reduced corporate profits. In the context of the EU, President Trump has specifically threatened to impose a 50% tariff on European goods starting June 1, 2025, if negotiations don't make progress. European leaders have reacted with dismay, calling for de-escalation and warning that tariffs would be damaging to all sides ².$BTC