Overall, the U.S. economy has performed strongly, and we have made significant progress toward our goals over the past two years.

According to Odaily, asset management firm Franklin Templeton has registered a trust in Delaware linked to a proposed Solana spot ETF, indicating potential plans to launch the fund in the United States. Documents submitted to Delaware's corporate regulators reveal that the "Franklin Solana Trust" was established on February 10 by CSC Delaware Trust Company, which has also registered crypto trust products for other asset management firms like Bitwise. To compete with Grayscale, Bitwise, VanEck, 21Shares, and Canary Capital in the Solana ETF market, Franklin Templeton must submit a 19b-4 form and an S-1 form to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

Odaily Planet Daily News Asset management company Franklin Templeton has registered a trust in Delaware linked to the proposed Solana spot ETF, indicating that it may soon consider launching the fund in the United States. Documents filed with Delaware corporate regulators show that the "Franklin Solana Trust" was established on February 10 by CSC Delaware Trust Company, which has registered crypto trust products for other asset management companies such as Bitwise. In order to join the competition for Solana ETFs with Grayscale, Bitwise, VanEck, 21Shares and Canary Capital, Franklin needs to submit Form 19b-4 and Form S-1 for the proposed ETF to the US SEC.

According to Odaily, the National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR) in the UK released a relatively optimistic forecast on Wednesday, predicting robust economic growth and a decline in inflation for the country this year. However, the report suggests limited room for further interest rate cuts by the Bank of England. NIESR anticipates that inflation will peak at 3.2% in January, with an average inflation rate of 2.4% for the year, and a decrease to 2% by 2026. This outlook is notably more moderate than the Bank of England's forecast, which expects inflation to rise to 3.7% in the third quarter of this year and not return to the 2% target until the end of 2027. Despite these differences, NIESR indicates that the Bank of England has room for only a 25 basis point rate cut this year, with another reduction expected in 2026, bringing the rate down to 4%.

Odaily Planet Daily News At a hearing held by the House of Representatives' subcommittee dedicated to digital assets on Tuesday, crypto industry representatives called on Congress to finally step in and set legal standards for digital asset businesses in the United States. "Under the Trump administration, we will correct this mistake by creating a viable path for responsible digital asset companies to do business in the United States," said Bryan Steil, a Republican congressman from Wisconsin. Steil is the chairman of a subcommittee under the House Financial Services Committee. Republicans on the panel condemned the "unpredictable and hostile attitude" taken by former President Biden's administration toward cryptocurrencies, and the executive branch is already overturning some of the past policies of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the U.S. SEC. But the industry is targeting a far-reaching bill like the one passed by the House of Representatives in the last Congress. Jonathan Jachym, a lawyer and global policy director at U.S. exchange Kraken, said: "There are a lot of issues to discuss in the next few years, but we need to act now and lay the basic foundation." One of the witnesses at the hearing was Timothy Massad, who served as chairman of the U.S. CFTC when the commission first listed Bitcoin as a commodity. He cautioned lawmakers not to get too hung up on details when crafting legislation on digital asset market structure, noting that the CFTC and SEC are better at handling the details required for legislation, while agency leaders should focus on resolving technical issues. This was the first hearing of the digital asset panel during the new Congress, but other committees in both chambers have been delving into cryptocurrency-related issues, such as de-banking. Earlier on Tuesday, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell agreed that de-banking is an issue worth exploring, and he also agreed that the Fed would not launch a central bank digital currency during his tenure. (CoinDesk)

OKX market shows that BTC rebounded and broke through 96,000 USDT, and is now at 96,004 USDT, with the 24-hour decline narrowed to 1.77%. (This newsletter is generated by AI)

Odaily Planet Daily News The National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR) predicted in a relatively optimistic forecast report on Wednesday that the UK will achieve solid growth this year and the inflation rate will fall, but the Bank of England has little room to cut interest rates further. NIESR expects inflation to peak at 3.2% in January this year, average inflation this year at 2.4%, and 2% in 2026. This is much milder than the Bank of England's forecast, which expects inflation to rebound to 3.7% in the third quarter of this year and not return to the 2% target until the end of 2027. Despite this, NIESR still said that the Bank of England only has room to cut interest rates by another 25 basis points this year, and once more in 2026 to 4%. (Jinshi)

Odaily Planet Daily News The Republican and Democratic leaderships in the United States have recently proposed their own ways to regulate stablecoins. French Hill, chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, released a draft legislation last week that mentioned giving the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency the power to "approve and supervise federally qualified non-bank payment stablecoin issuers" rather than providing a federal path through the Federal Reserve for "payment stablecoin issuers." On Monday, the committee's top Democrat, California Rep. Maxine Waters, released a discussion draft that included wording about federal regulators for stablecoins. Former CFTC Chairman Timothy Massad testified at a hearing on Tuesday, criticizing the Republican-led stablecoin bill and saying that the bill had some shortcomings, including weak standards for states and that the federal government would not conduct ongoing supervision of states, saying bluntly, "This is a recipe for chaos." Since 2022, Waters has been working with Patrick McHenry, a North Carolina Republican and current chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, to develop a regulatory framework for stablecoins. Last year, the Republican-led committee passed a bill. At the time, Waters called the bill “deeply problematic” because of a provision that would allow state regulators to approve stablecoin issuance without the Fed’s input. “I believe this legislation provides the best foundation to move forward with a federal framework signed into law,” Waters said Tuesday. In a prepared testimony, Ji Kim, president and acting CEO of the Crypto Innovation Council, said stablecoins are rapidly gaining popularity. Kim also called on Congress to intervene, “These efforts should establish requirements that stablecoin issuers must comply with, including appropriate registration, reserve requirements, redemption procedures, general prohibitions on rehypothecation, compliance with the BSA (Bank Secrecy Act), and more.” Investment bank TD Cowen said Hill’s discussion draft was “workable,” but said future negotiations could be partisan and not concluded until after Congress deals with expiring tax cuts at the end of the year. TD Cowen’s Washington research group, led by Jaret Seiberg, also said Waters’ bill would give the Fed power over non-bank issuers. “We think the Waters and Hill bills are close enough that a deal is feasible,” Seiberg wrote in a note Monday. “The hurdle is political, as President Trump is trying to shut down the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which makes it difficult for Democrats to reach a deal with Republicans. This is another reason we don’t think action will be taken soon.” (The Block)

Odaily Planet Daily News At a special hearing on digital assets held by the U.S. House Financial Services Committee on Tuesday, lawmakers pointed out the obstacles that may be encountered in trying to regulate cryptocurrencies, while also calling for bipartisan cooperation. Rep. Tom Emmer said at the hearing: "Crypto technology transfers economic power from central institutions back to the people. The wrong leadership, our past government, is afraid of this shift. They did everything they could to stifle it." At the same time, some Democrats expressed dissatisfaction with Trump's launch of Meme Coin on the eve of the presidential inauguration last month. Rep. Sean Casten called it unstable and of no value, "It may not be worth as much as a Bible, a pair of sneakers, a steak or a bottle of water." Some Democrats also expressed concern about the closure of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), which now seems to be in danger. Last weekend, Russell Vought, the acting head of the agency, reportedly instructed employees to "stop all supervision and inspection activities" and suspend law enforcement actions.

Odaily Planet Daily News: A White House official said on the 11th local time that the 25% tariff imposed by the United States on Canadian steel and aluminum exports to the United States will be superimposed on other Canadian tariffs. White House officials said that US President Trump plans to impose a 25% tariff on steel and aluminum imported from Canada, and the Trump administration has previously announced a 25% comprehensive tariff on Canadian imports. If these planned measures are implemented, the two types of tariffs will be superimposed, and Canadian steel and aluminum exports to the United States will be subject to a 50% tariff. (Jinshi)

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Odaily Planet Daily News: US Senator Bill Hagerty, who supports cryptocurrency, will run for re-election. Hagerty previously said that he is working to pass legislation supporting Bitcoin to promote freedom and opportunity. Earlier news, US Senator Bill Hagerty proposed a bill to establish a regulatory framework for stablecoins and bring tokens such as USDT and USDC into the Federal Reserve rules. He said that this stablecoin bill will create "a safe and growth-friendly regulatory framework to unleash innovation" and advance President Trump's promise to make the United States the "capital of the cryptocurrency world."

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