贝莱德 IBIT 周四成交额突破 100 亿美元，交易量较纪录暴增 169%，而价格重挫 13% 创 15 个月新低。

Toyota Motor Corporation has adjusted its sales expectations for the 2025/26 fiscal year across several regions. According to Jin10, the company has lowered its forecast for Japan to 2.07 million units, down from the previous estimate of 2.08 million units. In Asia, the sales projection has been revised to 1.82 million units, a decrease from the earlier forecast of 1.84 million units. Similarly, the European sales forecast has been adjusted to 1.23 million units, compared to the prior estimate of 1.24 million units. These revisions reflect Toyota's strategic reassessment of market conditions and demand across these regions.

Plan C posted on X about a Bitcoin statistical framework, emphasizing that it is not financial advice. The post highlights various metrics and data points related to Bitcoin's performance and market trends. It aims to provide insights into Bitcoin's behavior and potential future movements, although it does not offer specific investment recommendations. The framework is intended for informational purposes only, encouraging readers to conduct their own research before making any financial decisions.

Crypto Rover posted on X. The U.S. Treasury has executed a buyback of $2 billion worth of its own debt. This move is part of ongoing efforts to manage the national debt and optimize the government's financial strategy. The buyback aims to reduce the overall debt burden and improve fiscal stability. Such actions are typically undertaken to manage interest costs and adjust the maturity profile of the debt portfolio. The Treasury's decision reflects its commitment to maintaining economic stability and addressing fiscal challenges. Further details on the impact of this buyback on the broader economy are yet to be disclosed.

The Kobeissi Letter posted on X. Retail investor activity in the U.S. options market has surged significantly, with the average daily options volume in precious metals being 6.6 times larger year-to-date in 2026 compared to the entire year of 2023. This increase in retail options activity in gold and silver has surpassed every year since 2020 by at least 300%. Consequently, total options activity among individual investors reached an all-time high last month. This surge comes as retail traders conducted 22% more daily options transactions than in January 2025, marking a 50% increase compared to the January average from 2020 to 2025. The current retail appetite for risk is at unprecedented levels.

BlackRock Investment Institute has expressed a neutral outlook on European stocks and bonds following the European Central Bank's (ECB) decision to keep policy rates unchanged. According to Jin10, Roelof Salomons, BlackRock's Chief Investment Strategist for the Netherlands and Nordic regions, noted that the current economic growth is ideal for the ECB, as it is neither accelerating rapidly nor stagnating. Inflation is on a downward trend, and with the strengthening of the euro, the inflation rate may fall below the 2% target. Salomons stated, "In this context, we expect policy rates to remain at 2% until 2026."

UK house prices experienced a rebound in January, according to data from Halifax, one of the country's largest mortgage lenders. According to Jin10, the average residential price increased by 0.7%, reaching a record high of £300,077. This rise not only offset the previous month's 0.6% decline but also marked the fastest growth since November 2024, ending a two-month downturn. The data suggests a turnaround in the real estate market following a challenging 2025. Last year, higher transaction costs led potential buyers to adopt a cautious approach, a sentiment that persisted until Chancellor Reeves announced the budget in November. The budget introduced an additional £26 billion in taxes, including a new levy on homes valued over £2 million.

German industrial production experienced its first decline since August last year, indicating ongoing challenges in overcoming a prolonged downturn. According to Jin10, output fell by 1.9% in December, contrasting with the revised growth of 0.2% in the previous month. Economists had anticipated a much smaller drop of 0.3%, and the unexpectedly weak data dampens market optimism that had been fueled by hopes of increased German spending benefiting Europe's largest economy. Business surveys continue to show lukewarm responses, with companies calling for reforms to address welfare and bureaucratic issues. A shortage of skilled workers presents another challenge, alongside external threats such as the relationship between Europe and the United States. Friday's data revealed that the decline in output was primarily due to reduced production in the automotive industry, machinery manufacturing, and machine maintenance and assembly sectors. Another report released on Friday showed that both exports and imports rose in December, expanding the trade surplus to 17.1 billion euros (approximately $20.2 billion). The United States remains Germany's most significant market, with shipments to the U.S. increasing by 8.9% in November. However, compared to December 2024, exports to the U.S. decreased by 12.9%.

The European Central Bank (ECB) is closely observing the recent appreciation of the euro, but Governing Council member Yannis Stournaras suggests there is no cause for alarm. According to Jin10, the Greek central bank governor stated, "We are monitoring the exchange rate and all variables affecting economic activity and inflation." He emphasized that the euro's strengthening since March 2025 has been factored into the ECB's forecasts, and the euro-dollar exchange rate remains within historical trading ranges. Stournaras noted on Friday that most of the appreciation occurred in the first quarter of last year, and there has not been significant volatility to warrant a change in the ECB's policy direction. Most investors and economists anticipate that borrowing costs will not decrease further after eight rate cuts in the current cycle. Stournaras believes the risks to inflation and economic growth prospects are balanced, describing officials as "very confident." He added, "We do not think we should change our course of action. We rely on data-driven decisions, which have proven to be a very good approach so far."

Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian hosted a regular press conference on February 6, addressing reports about U.S. President Donald Trump's proposal for a new strategic weapons agreement with Russia. According to Jin10, Trump suggested a more comprehensive and long-term agreement rather than renewing the recently expired New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty. Lin Jian stated that China is not aware of specific details regarding the media reports but emphasized the importance of maintaining global strategic stability. He urged the U.S. to resume strategic stability talks with Russia to discuss arrangements following the treaty's expiration, a move that aligns with international expectations.

PANews posted on X (formerly Twitter). Global financial markets experienced a significant downturn on what is being termed 'Black Friday,' as major assets saw widespread declines and market sentiment hit a low point. Weak employment data from the United States has intensified economic concerns, leading to a drop of over 1% in the three major stock indices, with technology stocks being particularly affected. The Chicago Mercantile Exchange has increased the margin requirements for gold and silver futures, with silver's monthly volatility reaching 100%, causing significant price fluctuations. Asian markets also faced pressure, with Japan's Nikkei 225 and South Korea's KOSPI indices experiencing substantial declines. The yield on Japan's 40-year government bonds surpassed 4%, potentially leading to a tightening of global liquidity. Bitcoin's price has halved from its peak, dropping to a low of $60,000, with over 570,000 investors liquidated for $2.56 billion within 24 hours. The market's fear and greed index fell to 9, the lowest since June 2022. Analysts, drawing on historical bear market trends, predict that Bitcoin could fall approximately 70% from its peak, with a potential bottom in the range of $34,000 to $38,000. Ethereum, Solana, and altcoins have also seen widespread declines, with 97% of altcoins experiencing an average retracement of 78% since January 2025. The market continues to face significant short-term uncertainty, with geopolitical tensions and weak macroeconomic data exerting ongoing pressure. Investors are advised to closely monitor key price support levels and changes in market liquidity.

行业走到如今，整个加密行业却开始接受来自中心化世界的监管，我个人觉得这和中本聪的去中心化理念本质上是背道而驰。

随着这几天 BTC、ETH 价格急剧下跌，Trend Research、Liquid Capital（前 LD Capital）创始人易理华（Jack Yi）的仓位也牵动大量币圈投资者的关注。

2月6日早间，金银价格继续走低，金价一度跌破4700美元/盎司；银价一度跌破65美元/盎司，抹去年内全部涨幅。

Metaplanet confirmed it will keep buying Bitcoin despite the market falling sharply, with CEO Simon Gerovich saying the strategy will not change. The company’s stock dropped over 5% as its Bitcoin holdings sit on nearly 39% unrealised losses.

这并不是「旧体系被新技术取代」，而是新技术被纳入旧体系最核心、最严密的运行逻辑之中。

Telegram co-founder Pavel Durov has ignited a fresh debate over online privacy after sharply criticizing Spain’s proposal to restrict social media access for users under 16.

布赫尔为洗刷爱泼斯坦声誉所做的公关工作最早是在2019年曝光。

加密市场,加密市场情绪跌入极度恐慌区间 金色财经,我们曾历经数次熊市，也都最终走出阴霾。

Tether has bought a $150 million, 12% stake in Gold.com and will integrate its gold-backed token XAUt into the platform. The companies are also exploring ways for customers to buy physical gold using Tether’s stablecoins USDt and USAt.