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As the Middle East situation shows potential for a turnaround, both gold and Bitcoin have stabilized and rebounded near key psychological levels. However, which asset is better suited as an inflation hedge?

SpaceX's IPO is seeing frenzied demand; however, this does not guarantee price appreciation. Investors should beware of the risk of a sharp correction post-listing.

Adobe’s stock price remained flat ahead of its earnings report, with market focus centered on the progress of its partnership with Nvidia and the monetization of its Firefly AI tool.

Oracle’s massive capital expenditure has triggered significant risks, prompting investors to sell off shares as a preemptive measure.

Perpetual contracts and pre-market tokens targeting SpaceX are attracting liquidity from the cryptocurrency market, hindering a further rebound in Bitcoin.

Oracle fell below the $200 mark as the market focuses on its upcoming earnings report, while Wall Street investment banks remain optimistic.

Bitcoin has fallen below $60,000, putting MicroStrategy’s share price to the test at the $100 threshold, which risks being breached in the short term.

Bitcoin’s price rebound has stalled, as US-Iran tensions and upcoming CPI data may continue to exert downward pressure.

Ripple’s outperformance of Bitcoin may only be a short-lived and incidental phenomenon. When the timeframe is extended to a year or longer, Bitcoin’s price performance typically surpasses that of Ripple. Furthermore, BTC serves as the liquidity core of the entire cryptocurrency market and possesses an immutable supply cap; this scarcity provides it with the strongest market consensus.

MicroStrategy shattered the "buy and never sell" myth as its Bitcoin sale triggered a market stampede, causing prices to break below the $70,000 level. The market has been plunged into profound panic and anxiety, with investors questioning whether MicroStrategy will continue its sell-off. How much further will Bitcoin prices fall, and when will they bottom out and rebound?

Jensen Huang announced that SK Hynix, Samsung Electronics, and Micron have secured new production authorizations; however, AI stocks fell broadly, reflecting waning investor enthusiasm for the AI boom.

Ethereum prices have hit a one-year low, with historical data suggesting a potential further decline toward the $1,000 level.

An infinite token minting vulnerability in Zcash caused ZEC prices to plummet by over 50% today, triggering a broad sell-off across the privacy coin sector.

Bitcoin’s rebound remains weak as the market plunges into extreme fear, with pessimistic forecasts projecting a decline to $30,000.

Broadcom's stock dropped 14% to $411.79 due to sub-consensus AI chip guidance, despite solid overall earnings, leaving its long-term custom silicon growth trajectory intact.

Concerns over an AI bubble continue to escalate as AI stocks, including Broadcom, Micron, and Nvidia, fell collectively, potentially triggering panic sentiment.

The primary drivers of this sharp decline include the U.S.-Iran conflict fueling inflation and suppressing rate-cut expectations, MicroStrategy’s first-ever coin sale, and collective sell-offs by spot ETFs and whales. However, mining rigs are currently approaching shutdown levels, while the RSI and sentiment index have entered extreme oversold and panic territory, suggesting the market has hit production costs. The 60,000 level is expected to provide strong support.

Fueled by a stellar Q1 report and AI-driven data center growth, Marvell targets a $300 waypoint, though overbought indicators suggest a potential short-term pullback to $200.

Bitcoin's decline has weighed on XRP, but the token holds two trump cards and is poised for a counterattack against short sellers at any time.

Selling activity by Strategy has hit Bitcoin hard, while the approaching Mt. Gox repayment deadline intensifies selling pressure; a decline to the $60,000 level cannot be ruled out.