Today the Crypto Assets market has ushered in a series of significant developments, attracting widespread follow within the industry.

First, Trump expressed his intention to make all documents related to the Epstein case public, a move that could cause a huge stir in the political arena. Meanwhile, Trump's attitude towards the candidate for the Federal Reserve Chair has been erratic; at one moment he states he wants to immediately replace Powell, and at another moment he hints that he may allow him to continue in office, bringing uncertainty to the market.

In terms of regulation, our Supreme People's Procuratorate has begun to pay attention to the legal issues of virtual currencies, initiating six related research projects, indicating that regulatory efforts are gradually strengthening. In response, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) announced the launch of the Crypto Sprint initiative, in coordination with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on their crypto projects, showing that U.S. regulatory agencies are closely monitoring the Crypto Assets sector.

Against this backdrop, the DeFi Education Fund calls on the U.S. Senate to strengthen protections for crypto developers, hoping to provide more security for the industry. This reflects the industry's concerns and responses to an increasingly stringent regulatory environment.

On the other hand, Federal Reserve official Williams stated that the labor market is cooling down and expressed a cautious attitude towards a rate cut in September, which may affect the investment sentiment in the Crypto Assets market.

It is worth noting that the media technology group under Trump released its second quarter financial report, showing its financial assets reaching as high as 3.1 billion dollars, demonstrating strong financial strength.

The development of these events will continue to affect the direction of the Crypto Assets market, and investors need to remain vigilant and closely follow the changes in the situation.