Morgan Stanley strategist advises clients to short 10-year inflation-hedged Treasury bonds (TIPS) and buy 10-year US Treasury bonds in anticipation of potential profits from inflation cooling and a possible reversal in the breakeven rate. Strategy analysts Aryaman Singh and others suggest betting that the 10-year breakeven inflation rate will fall from the current level of around 2.4% to 2.15%, with a stop loss target set at 2.5%. As inflation cools, they expect the decline in government bond yields to outpace TIPS yields.

Rumble's Chairman and CEO, Chris Pavlovski, recently confirmed the upcoming launch of Rumble Wallet, a significant internal project that creates a new way for creators to transact. Creators can receive tips and subscription fees in BTC or USDT immediately in Rumble Wallet. Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino said: "Rumble Wallet has a cool feature of using AI agents/assistants to help manage payments, suggest Bitcoin savings strategies based on past activities, and reward the most popular creators."

Golden Finance reported that the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission updated its virtual asset trading platform tips, urging investors to only buy and sell virtual assets on virtual asset trading platforms licensed by the Securities and Futures Commission. The Securities and Futures Commission reminded investors that the applicants for virtual asset trading platforms that were deemed to be licensed were not officially licensed by the Securities and Futures Commission.

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Golden Ten Data reported on May 4 that it was exclusively learned from the brokerage that recently, the National Equities Exchange and Quotations Company issued a notice to the brokerage, requiring the brokerage to further strengthen the new third board investor account opening risk tips. It is reported that recently, the national stock transfer company received reports from investors that some illegal institutions induced investors to open NEEQ accounts and participate in transactions in the form of "one-person companies", resulting in losses for investors. The stock exchange company requires all securities firms to understand the investor's identity, financial status, securities investment experience and other relevant information when the investor applies for the opening of the New Third Board trading authority, and evaluate the investor's risk tolerance and risk identification ability. The National Stock Exchange Company requires that if investors open the trading authority of the New Third Board as a "one-person company", each securities firm shall carry out long wick candle disclosure and popularization of investment education knowledge, focusing on publicizing the knowledge of preventing illegal securities activities to investors, fully revealing the risks of stock trading of listed companies, and guiding investors to prudently participate in stock trading of listed companies. If it is found that a "one-person company" may be suspected of illegal intermediary in centralized account opening, the securities firm should promptly report the clues to the national stock transfer company and do a good job of risk warning.

On May 1, the U.S. Treasury Department set a quarterly (May-July) refinancing scale of $125 billion, with $17.2 billion in new funds after repaying about $107.8 billion in Treasury bonds due on May 15, 2024. According to the auction plan, the U.S. Treasury will issuance $58 billion in 3-year Treasuries, $42 billion in 10-year Treasuries and $25 billion in 30-year Treasuries. TIPS issuance increased by $1 billion to $21 billion in May, while 10-year TIPS issuance remained unchanged at $16 billion; 10-year TIPS issuance increased by $1 billion to $21 billion in June and $1 billion to $19 billion in July; four-, six- and eight-week Treasury issuances are expected to increase in the coming days.