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17:58
Small-cap cryptocurrencies fell over 4.3% on Saturday, with a cumulative decline of 14% in February. Solana has dropped more than 21% cumulatively, and Bitcoin has fallen over 22%.
MarketVectorTM Digital Assets 100 Mid Cap Index fell by 3.06%, closing at 2647.13 points; it has dropped by 13.47% during the period, and fell to 2446.79 points in early Asia-Pacific trading on February 6. The MarketVector Digital Assets 100 Index fell by 1.25%, closing at 13033.76 points; it has dropped by 19.31% during the period, experiencing low-level fluctuations since February 5, and fell to 12071.66 points in early Asia-Pacific trading on February 6. Currently, Solana is down 1.00%, with a cumulative decline of 21.43% during the period; Dogecoin is down 3.13%, with a cumulative decline of 11.51% during the period; XRP is down 2.67%, with a cumulative decline of 18.17% during the period. Bitcoin is down 0.97%, currently quoted at $64,956.50, with a cumulative decline of 22.65% during the period; Ethereum is down 1.70%, currently quoted at $1,890.59, with a cumulative decline of 21.31% during the period.
17:30
Data: Detected an outflow of 39.31 million USDT from a certain exchange
According to Coinglass data, at 01:26 on March 1st, 39.3128 million USDT was detected being transferred from an exchange to an unknown wallet.
16:28
Berkshire Hathaway Q4 Report Highlights: Buffett’s Farewell as CEO, $373.3 Billion in Cash on Standby
2. Profit Performance: Affected by weak insurance business, fourth-quarter operating profit fell by 29.5% year-on-year to $10.2 billion. Among them, insurance underwriting profit plummeted by 54%, and insurance investment income also declined by nearly 25%. 3. Capital Allocation: Despite the mediocre performance during the quarter, Buffett still refused to repurchase his own company's shares. Although the company's cash reserves slightly decreased from the previous quarter's historical high, they still reached $373.3 billion. 4. Historical Performance: In 2025, Berkshire's stock price rose by 10%. Although it lagged behind the S&P 500 Index, its cumulative increase since 1965 has exceeded 6,000,000%, demonstrating the miracle of compounding returns across eras. Expand
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