Traditional Finance decline alert: VIX drops over 1.5%

Cryptocurrency Market Sentiment Diverges: Wall Street Remains Bullish on Bitcoin, While Non-U.S. Investors Rapidly Withdraw

Global Bitcoin market sentiment is increasingly divided, with Wall Street institutional investors remaining bullish, but funds outside the United States are withdrawing noticeably. The premium on CME futures trading is higher than on Deribit, indicating that American institutions still have a strong risk appetite. Recently, Bitcoin has been affected by concerns over quantum computing technology, but its actual performance has declined in tandem with related companies, reflecting a cooling of market risk appetite for long-term assets.

Harvard Buys $87M in Ethereum ETF, Cuts Bitcoin Stake

Harvard University has heavily invested in Bitcoin ETFs, totaling over $350 million, while also acquiring $87 million in Ethereum. Despite recent downturns in crypto prices, its stake in digital assets remains significant compared to traditional stocks.

Yesterday, US Bitcoin spot ETFs experienced net outflows of $133 million, while Ethereum ETFs saw net outflows of $41.8 million.

According to Farside Investors monitoring, on February 19, the US Bitcoin spot ETF experienced net outflows of $133.3 million, and Ethereum spot ETF saw net outflows of $41.8 million, mainly concentrated in products from BlackRock and Fidelity.

Spot SUI ETFs Officially Debut on Nasdaq and NYSE Arca

Wall Street's entry into the Sui ecosystem with the launch of Spot SUI ETFs marks a significant milestone, offering direct asset exposure and staking rewards. This development enhances the network's credibility and visibility in traditional finance, despite current market volatility.

NYSE President Links Polymarket Election Bet to Market Surge

_NYSE President Lynn Martin says Polymarket’s 2024 Trump election odds preceded a spike in S&P futures; ICE invested $2B in Polymarket._ Prediction markets are drawing attention from top financial leaders after NYSE President Lynn Martin said blockchain-based betting platforms influenced

Once criticized for cryptocurrency speculation! Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon reveals he "holds a small amount of Bitcoin"

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon publicly revealed for the first time that he owns a small amount of Bitcoin at the "2026 World Freedom Forum," and stated that he is still trying to understand how it works. Although he has long supported blockchain technology, he remains cautious about cryptocurrencies, previously describing them as speculative investments. Recently, he indicated that Goldman Sachs might have a turning point as the regulatory environment improves, showing a cautious and watchful attitude toward market trends.