Information:
1. Kraken plans to raise more than $100 million before its IPO;
2. Tether holds 25% of BitDeer and is the second largest shareholder;
3. People familiar with the matter: Franklin Templeton is considering launching a new crypto fund;
4. Semler Scientific bought an additional 247 BTC for $17 million;
5. Proshares recommends that the spot Ethereum ETF be listed and traded on the New York Stock Exchange;
6. FTX creditors oppose the restructuring plan, saying that cash repayment will lead to tax issues;
7. New York Attorney General sues NovaTech, alleging $1 billion in cryptocurrency fraud;
8. Users in some European jurisdictions can already trade TON on Robinhood Crypto;
9. Telegram CEO: Telegram Stars will be launched to support mini-programs to accept payments for digital services.
Market:
On Thursday local time, both the Nasdaq and the S&P 500 hit record highs during the session, and then fell slightly.
As of the close, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.20% to 38,886.17 points; the Nasdaq fell 0.09% to 17,173.12 points; and the S&P 500 fell 0.02% to 5,352.96 points. Investors are waiting for Friday's non-farm payrolls report to judge the labor market and its impact on the Fed's interest rate outlook.
Analysis:
From the 4-hour volume and price of BTC, a small part of the funds were shipped at a high level in the US market last night, but no large funds followed, and the selling pressure was absorbed. The upward trend was normal and was not affected.
Tonight, the non-farm data will be released. The main funds or institutions of the altcoins are currently on hold, waiting for the trend of BTC. If the main funds break through 73,000 and stabilize after the release of non-farm data tonight, the spot or long orders will be increased, and the stop loss can be set at around 66,000.
