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1Bitget Daily Digest（October 31 (October 31) | US Spot Bitcoin ETFs Saw $490 Million Net Outflow Yesterday; Bitwise SOL ETF Recorded Nearly $70 Million Inflow on Its First Day; Ethereum Foundation Launches ‘Enterprise Ethereum’ Website2Solana Tumbles 8%, Erasing All Year-Over-Year Gains as Spot ETF Debuts Fail to Boost Price3Bitcoin Veteran Unloads 10K BTC Amidst Increasing Market Scarcity
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- 13:06NewGenIvf signs digital asset purchase agreement to acquire 600,000 SOL worth over $110 millionJinse Finance reported that Nasdaq-listed company NewGenIvf Group has announced the signing of a digital asset purchase agreement. The company will sell common stock to acquire a total of approximately 600,000 SOL, valued at over $110 million, to support its previously announced digital asset treasury strategy. As of now, NewGenIvf has disclosed that it holds 13,000 SOL, worth approximately $2.5 million.
- 12:54Schmidt: Opposes rate cuts, concerned about rising inflation risksAccording to ChainCatcher, citing a report from Golden Ten Data, Kansas City Federal Reserve President Schmid voted against the Federal Reserve's decision to cut interest rates this week, citing concerns that economic growth and investment could put upward pressure on inflation. He stated that the labor market is generally balanced, the economy is showing sustained momentum, and inflation remains too high. Schmid reiterated that monetary policy should continue to restrain demand growth and pointed out that rate cuts could have a more lasting impact on inflation.
- 12:54Schmidt: Rate cuts may undermine the Federal Reserve’s commitment to the 2% inflation targetAccording to Golden Ten Data, ChainCatcher reported that Federal Reserve's Schmid stated that if the market questions the Fed's commitment to the 2% inflation target, a rate cut could actually cause harm.