Spot silver surges 5.00% intraday, currently at $79.11 per ounce

California Public Employees' Retirement Fund increases holdings of Strategy shares to 470,000 shares, valued at approximately $59 million

ChainCatcher reports that, according to market sources, the California Public Employees' Retirement Fund has increased its holdings of Bitcoin treasury company Strategy (Stock Code: MSTR) by 22,475 shares, bringing the total holdings to 470,632 shares, valued at approximately $59 million. The retirement fund manages assets totaling about $611 billion.

Harvard’s $442M Bitcoin ETF Move Puts Crypto Ahead of Tech Shares

_Harvard holds $442.8M in iShares Bitcoin Trust, surpassing its $114M Alphabet stake and $235.1M in SPDR Gold Trust._ Harvard’s $442M Bitcoin ETF Move Puts Crypto Ahead of Tech Shares. Harvard University now holds a larger public position in a Bitcoin exchange-traded fund than in shares of Alpha

Anthropic Raises $30B as AI Boom Sparks Crypto Concerns

Anthropic's recent $30 billion fundraising and projections of $18 billion in revenue by 2026 highlight its strong financial growth in AI. This surge is impacting software stocks, which are declining as AI tools gain dominance. Bitcoin also shows a strong link with software stocks, influenced by private credit flows.

Harvard Among Top 20 Holders of iShares Bitcoin Trust

Harvard University has significantly increased its investment in Bitcoin ETFs, surpassing its holdings in individual stocks. With around $442.8 million in Bitcoin ETFs, it reflects a broader trend among institutional investors embracing digital assets as key components of diversified portfolios.

Digital assets + TradFi full integration: tokenized stocks, USDT settlement, and 24-hour trading reshape the global market

On February 13, it was reported that the global financial system is undergoing a profound restructuring. Digital assets, once considered a "parallel world" to traditional finance (TradFi), have now formed a tightly connected trading network. Cryptocurrencies, born 16 years ago, have evolved from fringe experiments into a vital part of the mainstream capital system and are changing the way funds flow across markets. The core driver of this trend is the rise of new-generation integrated trading platforms. They break down long-standing asset barriers, enabling more efficient switching between cryptocurrencies, stocks, forex, and commodities. Through native digital settlement mechanisms, real-time confirmation, and lower cost structures, investors can achieve multi-asset allocation within the same ecosystem, avoiding frequent transfers of funds between traditional banks and brokerage systems.

Russia's return to USD settlement triggers market turbulence. Can Bitcoin brew a reversal above $60,000?

February 13 News, geopolitical tensions continue to impact global risk assets. Since the beginning of this week, financial market capitalization has evaporated by approximately $120 billion, with major stock indices retreating to pre-election levels. Amid rising risk aversion, gold initially rebounded but experienced a 3.19% decline on February 12, indicating that market sentiment is still rapidly shifting. On the same trading day, Bitcoin fell by 1.2%, and the U.S. stock market's S&P 500 index dropped by 1.57%, showing a synchronized weakening trend. Bloomberg reported that Russia is re-expanding the use of the US dollar in cross-border settlements, a move seen as an important signal for the global currency landscape. From a technical perspective, the US dollar index, after more than a year of correction, has returned to the 2022 range, and the potential for a rebound could enhance the attractiveness of dollar assets.