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Jinse Finance reported, citing Caixin, that the world's largest enterprise-level Bitcoin holder, Strategy, disclosed in its financial results for Q4 and the full fiscal year 2025 that the company recorded an unrealized loss of $17.4 billions in fair value changes of assets in Q4, with a net loss reaching $12.4 billions. Although the company holds $2.25 billions in cash reserves, sufficient to cover debt interest and dividends with no immediate risk of liquidation, company co-founder Michael Saylor stated during the earnings call that "selling Bitcoin is also an option," no longer insisting on a "buy-only, no-sell" strategy. In response, one investor commented, "This will undoubtedly further trigger early sell-offs in the market."

BlockBeats News, February 7th. This week, the main selling pressure in the crypto market came from the sell-off of Bitcoin spot ETF, forced liquidation caused by a sharp price drop, and the collateral impact of the sell-off of altcoins, further intensifying market volatility. However, some investors entered the market to take over, driving the price to rebound rapidly in a short period of time. Currently, most market participants remain cautious about whether the bottom has been reached. Cryptocurrency research firm 10X Research pointed out that Bitcoin may experience a brief counter-trend rebound or consolidation next. However, it may hit a new low this summer. Markus Thielen, research director of the firm, estimates that Bitcoin's subsequent low may fall to $50,000, or even range between $40,000 and $50,000. (CNBC)

Golden Ten Data reported on February 7 that since December last year, U.S. President Trump has delivered five speeches on economic issues, during which he claimed nearly 20 times that inflation has been controlled or has dropped significantly, and nearly 30 times that prices are falling. However, over the past year, the U.S. inflation rate has remained close to 3%, with the prices of essential goods rising noticeably—for example, beef prices have increased by 18%, and coffee powder prices by 29%. Republican strategists believe that Trump is giving contradictory messages on economic issues that concern voters, which could affect his and the Republican Party's credibility. Polls show that American voters are dissatisfied with Trump's economic policies.