According to Lookonchain monitoring, today the US Bitcoin ETF saw a net inflow of 4,224 BTC, the Ethereum ETF saw a net inflow of 21,416 ETH, and the Solana ETF saw a net inflow of 88,980 SOL.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, foreign media commentary on the non-farm payroll report indicates that US non-farm payrolls grew faster in January, adding 130,000 jobs, far exceeding expectations, while the unemployment rate fell to 4.3%. This is a sign of a stabilizing labor market, potentially giving the Federal Reserve room to keep interest rates unchanged for some time while policymakers monitor inflation. Part of the better-than-expected job growth is due to seasonally sensitive industries such as retailers and delivery companies hiring fewer holiday workers last year. January is typically the month with the highest concentration of holiday-related layoffs. Given the seasonally low hiring, the scale of layoffs may also be smaller, thus boosting job growth. Despite the increase in non-farm payrolls in January, the labor market remains sluggish, struggling even with strong economic growth. Anxiety about employment and high inflation has weakened public satisfaction with Trump's economic policies. (Jinshi)

According to SolidIntel, OpenAI is projected to record a net loss of $14 billion in 2026 and is not expected to achieve annual profitability until 2029. The company is currently seeking a new round of financing at a valuation of $830 billion.

Huoxun Finance News, February 11th - According to Decrypt, Danske Bank, Denmark's largest bank, announced the launch of Bitcoin and Ethereum ETP (Exchange Traded Products) investment options for its eBanking and mobile banking users, marking the official end of its eight-year ban on crypto services. While the bank does not recommend that customers consider crypto assets as long-term investments, this adjustment reflects rising customer demand and increased market maturity following improvements to the EU's MiCA regulatory framework.

According to a K33 analysis report cited by Odaily Planet Daily, Bitcoin's decline last week, nearing $60,000, may mark a local bottom. This sell-off exhibited "capitulation conditions" across the spot, ETF, and derivatives markets, including extreme levels of trading volume, funding rates, and option skew. Some indicators show that Bitcoin's daily RSI fell to 15.9, the sixth lowest since 2015, second only to March 2020 and November 2018; the Crypto Fear & Greed Index dropped to 6, the second lowest in history. K33 believes Bitcoin may enter a consolidation phase in the $60,000 to $75,000 range, with reduced activity and a potential for support retests, but the risk of a significant downside below recent lows is limited. (The Block)