🚨A roundup of the hottest Crypto news from last night: Get the market focus in 1 minute | 2/9 Yes, you can do it. Hang in there, take it slow. 1⃣ $BTC After holding above $70,000, the market is fluctuating. The current market sentiment is too poor. If it can hold above $70,000, then it will be easier to break through upwards later. 2️⃣ $ETH Following the lead of the big brother, it is currently hovering around 2080, and some funds in the market have begun to actively long. 3️⃣ $SOl The price has broken below the downtrend line, and the signs of a structural recovery are not strong. You can try short with a small position. 4⃣ Binance SAFU Fund bought 3,600 Bitcoins yesterday, worth approximately $250 million, marking its second entry into the market after buy the dips$100 million at the bottom in late January. Whether it's a market bailout or buy the dips, who can say for sure? 5️⃣ Li Lin confirmed that he has not reduced his BTC or ETH holdings during this round of market activity, and is not an investor in LD or Garrett Gin. His family-owned Avenir Group remains the largest holder of BlackRock IBIT in Asia. This is equivalent to giving the market a sense of reassurance. 6️⃣HYPE announced its entry into the prediction market, and its token price hit a 3-month high, with a 24-hour increase of 3.57%, leading the market against the trend. In this round of decline, HYPE is one of the few stars that has shown resilience. 7️⃣ Vitalik Buterin's address recently sold approximately 500 ETH, which the market speculates is a routine donation or fund management operation. Its influence is limited, so there's no need to worry. 8️⃣ Japan's Nikkei 225 index hit a record high, surging 6% after Prime Minister Ryuichi Takaichi won the election. 9️⃣ Michael Saylor hinted at buying more Bitcoin. "The orange dot is important." Jim Cramer stated that President Trump purchased Bitcoin for the U.S. strategic reserve during this week's Bitcoin crash, adding, "I've heard he intends to fill the Bitcoin reserve when the price reaches $60,000." Remember, trading is inherently about making and losing money. The important thing is not to always make a profit, but to lose less when you lose and make more when you win, so that you can make a profit overall. Take it slow, hang in there.