Tom Lee, chairman of Ethereum treasury company Bitmine, stated in an interview that Ethereum has experienced seven pullbacks exceeding 60% in the past eight years alone, all of which were followed by rapid recovery. He pointed out that these patterns typically involve a sharp initial drop followed by a rapid rebound. Lee also suggested that if the current crypto market is in a bottoming-out phase, this possibility exists based on some market performance, citing Strategy's recent approximately 25% rebound as one factor to observe. He noted that historical experience shows such rebounds tend to be relatively rapid. (CNBC)

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While the US fiscal deficit may fluctuate in the short term, its long-term trend is towards deterioration. Policy commitments need to be translated into concrete actions, otherwise, they will exacerbate economic risks. Going forward, a balance must be struck between growth and responsibility to ensure fiscal stability.

Kalshi has ascended to the second position on the US Apple App Store's free apps chart, following closely behind ChatGPT. According to NS3.AI, this surge is likely driven by heightened interest in the Super Bowl. Polymarket reports a trading volume exceeding $700 million on the 'Super Bowl Champion' event, with Seattle currently holding a 75% probability of victory. This trend underscores the increasing retail interest in event-based prediction markets linked to major sports events.

Arthur Hayes has publicly wagered that the cryptocurrency HYPE will surpass the performance of any altcoin with a market capitalization exceeding $1 billion between February and July 2026. According to NS3.AI, this challenge comes amid criticism of HYPE's historical performance. The terms of the bet include a $100,000 donation to charity from the loser, directed to the winner's chosen cause.

The U.S. Federal Reserve is set to embark on a gradual approach to money printing, which is expected to mildly stimulate asset prices, according to economist and Bitcoin advocate Lyn Alden. According to Cointelegraph, Alden suggests that this strategy will not be as significant as the large-scale money printing anticipated by many in the Bitcoin community. In her February 8 investment strategy newsletter, Alden stated that her expectations align with the Federal Reserve's plans to expand its balance sheet at a pace similar to the growth of total bank assets or nominal GDP. She emphasized the importance of owning high-quality scarce assets while rebalancing away from overly euphoric areas towards under-owned sectors. U.S. President Donald Trump's nomination of Kevin Warsh as the next Federal Reserve Chairman has stirred reactions among market traders, who view Warsh as more hawkish on interest rates compared to other potential candidates. Interest rate policies have a significant impact on cryptocurrency prices, as expanding credit through increased money supply is generally seen as favorable for assets, while a contraction through higher interest rates can lead to economic slowdowns and lower prices. The upcoming Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting in March is not expected to result in an interest rate cut, with only 19.9% of traders anticipating such a move, down from 23% earlier. Current Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell has provided mixed guidance on interest rate policies, despite having reduced rates multiple times in 2025. Powell highlighted the challenges of balancing inflation risks, which are tilted to the upside, against employment risks, which are on the downside. His term as chairman ends in May 2025, and Warsh's confirmation by the U.S. Senate remains pending, adding to investor uncertainty regarding interest rate policies in 2026.

Longer-dated Japanese government bonds (JGBs) experienced a decline following the landslide victory of Japan's Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) in the recent elections. Wall Street Journal (Markets) posted on X, highlighting the market's reaction to the political shift. The LDP's win is expected to influence Japan's economic policies, potentially affecting bond yields and investor sentiment. The election results have reinforced the LDP's position, allowing them to pursue their agenda with greater confidence. Analysts suggest that the party's policies may lead to changes in fiscal and monetary strategies, impacting the bond market. Investors are closely monitoring the situation, anticipating potential shifts in interest rates and government spending. The decline in longer-dated JGBs reflects concerns over possible adjustments in Japan's economic approach, as the LDP's victory could lead to increased government intervention in the economy. Market participants are evaluating the implications of the election outcome, considering how it might affect future bond performance and overall economic stability. As the LDP solidifies its control, the focus will be on how their policies will shape Japan's financial landscape. The bond market's response underscores the importance of political developments in influencing economic indicators and investor behavior.

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Japan's real wages have decreased for the twelfth consecutive month, according to data released on Monday. This decline is attributed to nominal wage growth being slightly lower than the slowing consumer inflation. According to Jin10, after raising interest rates by 25 basis points to 0.75% in December, wage trends have become a crucial factor for the Bank of Japan in determining the timing of its next rate hike. As a key indicator of consumer purchasing power, inflation-adjusted real wages fell by 0.1% year-on-year in December. This continues the shrinking trend that began in January 2025, although the decline has narrowed to the lowest level in this contraction cycle. The annual data released on Monday shows that Japan's real wages fell by 1.3% in 2025. This marks the fourth consecutive year of decline since consumer inflation began exceeding the Bank of Japan's 2% target in 2022.

Possibly influenced by the Super Bowl, Kalshi ranked second on the US Apple App Store's free app chart, second only to ChatGPT. Currently, the "Super Bowl winner" event on Polymarket has generated over $700 million in trading volume, with Seattle having a 75% chance of winning.

Crypto KOL Simon Hayes posted on X. The analysis of Silver ($XAG) on both daily and monthly timeframes reveals potential short-term and long-term trends. On the daily chart, Silver is maintaining its position above the rising support line, which is currently between $68 and $66. If Silver continues to hold this support, it may consolidate for several weeks before resuming its upward trend, with resistance identified around $92. In a broader perspective, the monthly chart suggests longer-term possibilities. If the current bull run in precious metals concludes, Silver might experience a decline to test historic support levels between $50 and $48. Such a movement could unfold over several months or even years.

Arthur Hayes posted on the X platform, proposing a bet in response to Kyle Samani's claim that HYPE is underperforming. Hayes predicts that from February 10, 2026, 00:00 UTC to July 31, 2026, 00:00 UTC, HYPE, denominated in USD, will outperform any altcoin with a market capitalization exceeding $1 billion on CoinGecko. The loser will be required to donate $100,000 to a charity designated by the winner.

Oil prices experienced a decline as traders potentially adjusted their positions in response to ongoing developments in the Middle East. Wall Street Journal (Markets) posted on X, highlighting the impact of geopolitical tensions on the energy market. The situation in the region has led to uncertainty, prompting market participants to reassess their strategies. Analysts suggest that the fluctuations in oil prices are influenced by the complex dynamics of supply and demand, as well as the geopolitical landscape. The market is closely monitoring the situation, with potential implications for global energy supplies and economic stability. Traders are advised to stay informed about the evolving circumstances and adjust their positions accordingly.

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