Daily News: Google's AI agent stablecoin payments, Bitwise's "amazing" year-end rebound forecast, CleanCore's 100 million DOGE buys, and more

According to Bijie.com, the following article is adapted from The Block’s newsletter The Daily, which was released on weekday afternoons. Happy Tuesday! Traders await the Fed’s interest rate decision on Wednesday, with Bitcoin and Ethereum remaining stable, with the market expected to cut interest rates by 25 basis points, with only a small probability of a 50 basis point surprise. Analysts say dovish tendencies could trigger ups and a cautious tone could bring recent volatility, although capital inflows from cryptocurrency ETFs are increasing. In today’s newsletter, Google launches an AI inter-agent payment protocol that supports stablecoins, Bitwise predicts that the cryptocurrency market is preparing for a “magnificent” year-end rebound, CleanCore has purchased 100 million DOGEs again, and more. Meanwhile, Coinbase’s Apple App Store rankings indicate retail investors are still waiting and watching. Let's get started! P.: Don't forget to check out The Funding, a biweekly briefing on cryptocurrency VC trends. This is a great post – like The Daily, you can subscribe for free! Google has launched an open source inter-agent payment protocol that supports both the bank card network and the stablecoins pegged to the US dollar. Matt Hougan, chief investment officer of Bitwise, predicts that the SEC's proposed general listing standard could trigger a new wave of cryptocurrency ETP and trigger a year-end rebound. CleanCore Solutions once again purchased 100 million DOGEs, bringing its national treasury deposits to more than 600 million, with the goal of accumulating 1 billion OG memecoin in 30 days. PayPal is launching a new peer-to-peer payment feature called PayPal Links, and plans to expand support to BTC, ETH and PYUSD stablecoin transactions soon. Strategy co-founder Michael Saylor, MARA CEO Fred Thiel, and more than a dozen other cryptocurrency executives met with Senator Cynthia Lummis and Rep. Nick Begich in Washington, D.C. to push for U.S. strategic bitcoin reserve legislation. With The Block’s daily summary, the most influential events that have occurred in the digital asset ecosystem are never missed.