Harvard University's Bitcoin ETF holdings surpass the market value of its Google parent company Alphabet.

U.S. consumer spending loses momentum, Bitcoin falls back to 68K

U.S. stocks showed mixed performance on Tuesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average closing higher, but the S&P 500 and Nasdaq indices both falling due to weak retail data and AI competition. December retail sales were flat, reflecting a slowdown in consumer spending, which impacted traditional retail stocks. The crypto market remained subdued, with Bitcoin retreating to 68K, and the Fear Index indicating extreme fear. Market focus has shifted to upcoming employment and inflation data releases.

Goldman Sachs discloses its indirect holding of $2.361 billion in cryptocurrencies through ETFs

Goldman Sachs discloses holdings of multiple cryptocurrencies including $1.1 billion in BTC and $1 billion in ETH through spot crypto ETF holdings. Goldman Sachs representatives attended a White House meeting, and the CEO plans to speak at the WLFI forum.

[Market Analysis] Software stocks rebound, financial stocks plummet... Influenced by "sluggish" economic indicators, bond buying increases, and interest rate cut expectations heat up

The U.S. stock market strengthened as the small business optimism index declined and retail sales remained weak, with rate cut expectations rising to 60 basis points. Concerns related to AI affected financial stocks, and investors bought on dips. Bitcoin fell below $70,000, and the outlook for tech stocks is cautious ahead of the upcoming employment data release.

When the US dollar drops by 10%... will Bitcoin once again usher in a "bull market"?

If the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates early, the US dollar could decline by 10%, which would benefit digital assets like Bitcoin. Analysts believe that a weakening dollar is inversely correlated with Bitcoin prices, but caution is advised when analyzing investment risks and market changes.

U.S. stock market closes with mixed gains and losses; Western Digital drops 8.1%

U.S. stocks closed on Tuesday, with the Dow up 0.1%, the S&P 500 down 0.3%, and the Nasdaq down 0.59%. Nvidia, S&P Global, Intel, and Western Digital all declined, while the Nasdaq China Golden Dragon Index rose 0.87%. Alibaba and Dingdong Maicai increased by 2% and 7%, respectively.

The US Dollar Index declined by 0.02%, ending at 96.799

The US Dollar Index slightly declined to 96.799 on February 10th, with major currency exchange rates generally weakening. The euro, British pound, Japanese yen, and Canadian dollar all depreciated compared to the previous trading day, while the Swiss franc slightly appreciated.