On March 23rd, the gold market experienced severe selling pressure, posting its worst week since 1983, prompting investors to reassess safe-haven assets. Analysis indicates that the gold price decline stems from concentrated position liquidation, with market drivers shifting toward liquidity prioritization. Rising bond yields have also triggered cross-asset selling, as institutional investors begin turning toward private markets and digital assets. The gold decline demonstrates that asset pricing mechanisms are changing in a liquidity-driven environment.

The White House is negotiating the DHS appropriations bill with both parties, and although the Senate may approve other budgets separately, a government shutdown is still possible. The House needs to amend the bill, and it is not in session this week, making quick processing difficult. The controversy over ICE enforcement has intensified partisan divisions.

Paxos CEO Chad Cascarilla announced at Solana Breakpoint that the company has applied to the SEC to become a clearing agency. In the future, it will directly custody and issue on-chain stocks and bonds, promote the on-chain of traditional financial assets, and enhance market liquidity and accessibility.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Paxos co-founder Chad Cascarilla stated that Paxos has applied to the SEC to become a clearinghouse. This move will enable Paxos to directly hold bonds and stocks and issue them natively on the blockchain, allowing users to hold actual underlying assets rather than derivatives.

The price of XRP has rebounded after a recent fall. At the same time, according to data from SoSoValue, the Spot XRP ETF saw a net inflow of $164 million on November 24, marking the second-highest single-day inflow since the fund began trading. Grayscale's GXRP led all issuers with a capital inflow of $67.36 million after its launch yesterday. Franklin Templeton's XRPZ followed closely with an inflow of $62.59 million. This marks the seventh consecutive day of capital inflow for XRP, and it is the second highest daily capital inflow recorded since the launch of the Canary fund.

Crypto assets expert Chad Steingraber posted on X predicting that the Franklin Templeton XRP ETF, once launched, could see a volume of up to 30 million dollars. The fund received listing approval from the New York Stock Exchange last week and is set to officially go live today. He expects the fund's trading volume on its first day to reach the equivalent of 15 million XRP and aims to hit 50 million XRP. Steingraber mentioned that Franklin Templeton usually launches new products cautiously. Real growth will be gradual, and it will take a certain performance record for financial advisors to start recommending the product.

Golden Finance reports that Chad Pergram, a Fox News correspondent in Congress, stated that the U.S. government shutdown continues, with the Senate expected to reconvene later today, while the House of Representatives is expected to remain in recess and not hold any votes.

Jin10 reported on September 7, that the Ministry of Public Health and Disease Prevention of Chad announced on September 5 local time that the cholera outbreak in two provinces in the eastern part of the country has resulted in 113 deaths. The Chad Public Health Emergency Action Center reported during the cholera outbreak response meeting that there have been a total of 1,631 suspected cases reported in the eastern provinces of Wadi and Sila, of which 113 people have died.