According to an article published on the X platform by Bitcoin News, BlackRock's analysis of a rolling 10-year period ending in May 2026 found that allocating 1% or 2% of Bitcoin in a traditional 60/40 portfolio can improve the assumed annualized return and risk-adjusted performance. The analysis shows that the Sharpe ratio of a traditional 60/40 portfolio is 0.81; with 1% Bitcoin, the Sharpe ratio rises to 0.90; and with 2% Bitcoin, the Sharpe ratio rises to 0.96. The portfolio with 2% Bitcoin also generated 1.85% alpha with a maximum drawdown of 20.9%; the maximum drawdown of a traditional 60/40 portfolio is 20.3%. BlackRock stated that Bitcoin remains a "unique portfolio diversification tool and currency alternative," and long-term investors may increasingly consider a moderate Bitcoin allocation in addition to their traditional holdings.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, BitcoinTreasuries.NET stated on the X platform that the company was authorized earlier this month to sell digital assets to repurchase shares; CAN's stock price has risen 24% since August 1st.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, BitcoinTreasuries.NET reported on the X platform that Singapore-listed Bitcoin mining company Canaan Inc. has increased its holdings by 2 Bitcoins, bringing its total to 1,917 Bitcoins, ranking it 35th in the Bitcoin Top 100 list.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) proposed new rules on Tuesday allowing crypto projects to raise funds without full securities registration. The proposed "crypto asset regulation" includes two exemptions: projects can raise no more than $5 million over four years, and issuers can raise no more than $75 million every 12 months, but must submit financial statements and ongoing reporting. Both exemptions require disclosure and continue to be subject to federal anti-fraud and anti-manipulation rules. The proposal also includes a conditional safe harbor, allowing issuers to "decouple" crypto assets from the investment contracts underlying their issuance after meeting SEC conditions. SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce stated that the exemptions will not cover all types of crypto projects, and the commission will refine the rules based on market changes. The SEC canceled a related meeting last week citing "unforeseen scheduling issues," but resumed pushing forward the proposal several days later. (Decrypt)

Bitcoin briefly touched $65,000 on Tuesday, rising 0.5% on the day and over 2% for the week, with its market capitalization approaching $1.3 trillion. Previously, Bitcoin had fluctuated above $64,000 before rising approximately $1,000 to $65,000 within an hour. Market data shows strong selling pressure around $65,000. Cryptocurrency data platform Coinglass shows that Bitcoin volatility in the past 24 hours resulted in the liquidation of $56 million in leveraged short positions and $4 million in long positions. During the same period, long positions were liquidated for a total of $108 million across the entire market. Anthony Scaramucci, founder of Skybridge Capital, stated that Bitcoin is currently in a bear market, but this pullback is approximately 55%, lower than the 75% to 80% of previous cycles, indicating that some buyers have positioned themselves for the next upward move. Blockchain analytics platform Glassnode points out that strong players are buying Bitcoin, with conviction buyers showing the largest increase in holdings when the price fell to $60,000 in January. (Bitcoin.com News)