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Brian Armstrong downplays volatility as BTC drops from $126,210 to $63,000
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said in an X post that he remains long‑term bullish and views volatility as a normal feature of the crypto market. Bitcoin reached $126,210 in October 2025 and traded near $63,000 by early February 2026, while Coinbase diversified revenue with subscriptions and services and set up a quantum‑risk advisory board as COIN fell about 45% in three months.
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Mainland Investors Buy Hong Kong Tech Sell-Off as US AI Spending Fears Hit Wall Street
In early 2026, US technology shares fell on weak earnings and concern over massive AI capital expenditure, while Hong Kong-listed Chinese tech slid largely on sentiment spillover. Mainland Chinese investors used the downturn to increase positions in names like Tencent and Alibaba, attracted by lower valuations such as a 16x P/E for the KraneShares CSI China Internet ETF. At the same time, Chinese AI firms including MiniMax and Zhipu AI completed major IPOs in Hong Kong, drawing strong demand and underscoring the city’s push to become a leading AI listing venue.
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Kevin Warsh Pick Fuels Debate on "Privatising" About $6.6 Trillion in Fed Assets
On February 8, 2026, Kevin Warsh was nominated as the next Fed chair, a move that, according to Catenaa, revived debate over shrinking and potentially "privatising" portions of the central bank's about $6.6 trillion Treasury and MBS holdings. Supporters see scope to let bonds roll off and tweak rules so banks hold more government debt, while critics warn of duration risk and fiscal-driven balance-sheet growth.
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U.S. Tech Shares and Bitcoin Surge on February 6, 2026 After Three-Day Sell-Off
On February 06, 2026, U.S. technology stocks and bitcoin staged a sharp rebound after three straight sessions of heavy selling. The Nasdaq Composite rose 2.2 percent, trimming its weekly decline to 1.8 percent, while bitcoin gained about 12 percent to trade above $70,000 as broader equity indices also advanced. Analysts indicated the move reflected a mix of bargain hunting and tentative sector rotation from high-priced AI names into cyclicals and value stocks.
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