U.S. stocks continue to decline, with the S&P 500 index down 1.01%

Spot silver rose 6.48% intraday, and spot gold hit a new high since January 30.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that according to Gate data, spot silver has risen above $94/oz, up 6.48% intraday. Spot gold has surpassed $5250/oz, up 1.26% intraday, reaching a new high since January 30.

ETF Capital Rotates as XRP and SOL ETFs Gain Ground While BTC and ETH Holdings Decline

Gate News bot message, newly launched XRP and SOL ETFs continue to attract institutional capital, with holdings steadily growing and already crossing 1% of circulating supply. Against this backdrop, BTC ETF holdings have declined from 6.84% to 6.18%, and ETH holdings have decreased from 5.49%.

Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana ETFs Record Positive Net Inflows on February 27

Gate News bot message, according to the latest ETF data released on February 27, Bitcoin ETFs recorded a daily net inflow of 5,445 BTC (approximately $360.87 million), with a weekly net inflow of 13,053 BTC (approximately $865.15 million). Ethereum ETFs showed a daily net inflow of 24,359 ETH (app

U.S. stocks open, Dow Jones down 0.75%, Netflix up 10.83%

The US stock market opened lower, with the Dow Jones down 0.75%, the S&P 500 down 0.82%, and the Nasdaq down 1.2%. Netflix rose 10.83% after exiting the acquisition race, while Amazon fell 0.44% announcing a $50 billion investment to collaborate with OpenAI.

Microsoft drops 2.4% before the market opens, with Alphabet and Amazon shares also declining

ChainCatcher reports that, according to Gate market data, Microsoft stocks in the US pre-market are down 2.4%, Alphabet's stock price has decreased by 0.7%, and Amazon's stock price has fallen 0.9% pre-market.

What signals did the US SEC send behind the new 2% discount regulation for stablecoins?

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announced on February 19 that broker-dealers can apply a 2% discount when calculating net capital for payment stablecoins. This move helps integrate stablecoins into the mainstream financial system. The change stems from the GENIUS Act, which sets clearer regulations for stablecoin issuance. This policy not only reduces costs for broker-dealers but also promotes the acceptance of digital assets, paving the way for the future development of financial services.