1. Trump Candidate Claims Bitcoin Checks Government Spending
Trump Fed Chair Candidate Warsh states that Bitcoin is a check on government spending. -Original text
2. Coinbase CEO: US Government Holds Bitcoin Reserves
Coinbase CEO states that the US government now holds strategic Bitcoin reserves and notes that this situation will continue. -Original text
3. Citi Predicts US Non-Farm Payroll Report May Send Conflicting Signals
The US non-farm payroll report to be released next Tuesday will include data for October and November. Citi economists point out that the latest employment report may send more conflicting signals, with an estimated decrease of about 45,000 jobs in October and an increase of 80,000 in November. Citi economists say this rebound may be more related to seasonal data adjustments. Citi predicts the unemployment rate will rise from 4.4% to 4.52%, according to a Reuters survey.

1. Five Cryptocurrency Companies Approved for U.S. Bank Licenses
Five cryptocurrency companies received provisional approval for U.S. bank licenses. -Original
2. Fed's Goolsbee: Rate Cuts Not Out of the Question in the Long Term
Fed's Goolsbee stated that it does not mean the Federal Reserve cannot consider rate cuts in the long term. -Original
3. Gold Prices Break $4350, Hit Record High
Gold prices broke through $4350. -Original
4. People's Bank of China Will Flexibly Use Tools Like RRR Cuts and Rate Reductions to Support Economic Growth
The Party Committee of the People's Bank of China emphasized at a meeting to continue implementing moderately loose monetary policy and accelerate financial supply-side structural reforms. The meeting pointed out that promoting stable economic growth and reasonable price increases are important considerations for monetary policy, employing various monetary policy tools like RRR cuts and rate reductions flexibly and efficiently to maintain ample liquidity. At the same time, it will strengthen coordination with fiscal policy and guide financial institutions.