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2025-12-21 07:19
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To seize the global opportunities brought about by the rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) technology and to further promote the deep integration of cutting-edge technology with the real economy and the digital economy, Ju.com officially announces the establishment of a $30 million AI special investment fund.
This fund will systematically invest around core AI technologies and the next generation of intelligent product forms. Key investment areas include, but are not limited to: • AI foundational models and underlying technologies • AI Agent products and solutions, encompassing autonomous decision-making, task execution, and automation scenarios • Intelligent robotics-related products, including software-driven robots, Embodied AI, and human-robot collaboration systems • Convergent applications of AI and Blockchain / Web3, such as smart contract automation, on-chain governance and risk control, and decentralized intelligent execution systems • Commercialization and implementation of AI in fields like fintech, enterprise services, content generation, and data analytics
This special fund will invite several listed companies and industrial capital to co-invest. By leveraging synergies from industrial resources, application scenarios, and financial support, it aims to provide portfolio projects with full-cycle empowerment, from technology validation and commercial implementation to long-term strategic partnerships.
Ju.com has always adhered to a long-term value and technological innovation-oriented approach, continuously building an open, robust, and sustainable technology investment ecosystem. The establishment of this AI special fund represents a crucial strategic move by Ju.com in the context of cutting-edge technology and the intelligent trend, and also reflects our high recognition of the long-term industrial value of AI, AI Agent, and robotics technologies.
In the future, Ju.com will collaborate with outstanding entrepreneurial teams, technical talent, and industrial partners worldwide to jointly promote the large-scale application and industrial upgrading of the next generation of intelligent products.
This is hereby announced.
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On February 12, the crypto market extended its decline, with total market capitalization falling to $250 billion. The Fear & Greed Index plunged to 5, marking one of the lowest readings of the current cycle and signaling extreme market anxiety. Liquidity remains tight, and post-leverage liquidation dynamics continue to shape price action.
Bitcoin dropped 2.12% to $67,527.23, trading between $65,718.5 and $69,231.0 during the session. Long positions account for 49.90%, while shorts stand at 50.10%, with an aggregate long–short ratio of 1.98, indicating near-balanced positioning despite continued downward pressure. The breakdown below key psychological levels has reinforced cautious sentiment, and volatility remains elevated.
Ethereum declined 2.86% to $1,965.34, with an intraday low of $1,901.22. As a higher-beta asset, ETH continues to exhibit greater downside sensitivity compared to BTC, reflecting ongoing risk reduction across the broader market.
Among top performers, PIPPIN, BLESS, and LINEA recorded strong gains, largely driven by tactical flows and sector rotation rather than a broad-based recovery in sentiment.
From a narrative perspective, Multicoin’s analysis of Solana’s ACE mechanism and its DeFi applications highlights continued innovation within high-performance blockchain ecosystems. Wintermute suggests that following a broad leverage reset, the market may enter a consolidation phase. Discussions surrounding commodity cycles and selling psychology further underscore prevailing macro uncertainty. Meanwhile, renewed political pressure for aggressive rate cuts adds another layer of complexity to risk asset pricing.
Overall, February 12 reflects a market in extreme fear territory. While such readings can historically coincide with late-stage capitulation, the absence of a clear liquidity or policy pivot suggests that consolidation at lower levels may persist before a more sustainable recovery emerges.
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On February 11, the crypto market extended its pullback, with total market capitalization declining to $255 billion. The Fear & Greed Index ticked slightly higher to 11, yet remains firmly within extreme fear territory. Sentiment continues to be fragile, and risk appetite remains constrained.
Bitcoin fell 1.94% to $69,169.44, trading between $67,883.0 and $70,499.9 during the session. Long positions account for 49.67%, while shorts stand at 50.33%, with the aggregate long–short ratio rising to 1.83. This suggests selective positioning for a bounce at lower levels, though the broader structure still leans defensive. With BTC slipping below the $70,000 threshold, debate around whether $60,000 could represent a cyclical bottom has intensified.
Ethereum experienced sharper pressure, dropping 4.37% to $2,024.84, after briefly touching $1,983.77 intraday. Compared with Bitcoin, ETH displayed greater downside sensitivity, reflecting the market’s tendency to reduce exposure to higher-beta assets during risk contraction phases.
Among outperformers, PIPPIN, RIVER, and FHE posted notable gains, largely driven by short-term tactical positioning rather than a broad improvement in sentiment.
Narrative focus shifted toward structural and macro themes. Grayscale raised the question of whether $60,000 may serve as a cyclical base for Bitcoin, prompting renewed discussions on strategic positioning. Progress and disagreements surrounding the CLARITY Act remain a key regulatory variable in the United States. Meanwhile, Vitalik Buterin’s vision for Ethereum’s integration with AI highlights longer-term innovation pathways beyond current volatility. The Federal Reserve’s influence over interest rates continues to shape broader economic expectations, leaving markets attentive to future liquidity signals.
Overall, February 11 reflects a phase of continued fear with moderating selling intensity. While a decisive reversal has yet to emerge, downside momentum appears to be narrowing. In the absence of clearer macro or regulatory catalysts, markets are likely to remain range-bound near recent lows as participants search for a more durable base.
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On February 10, the crypto market continued to trade within extreme fear territory, with total market capitalization holding at $259 billion and the Fear & Greed Index slipping further to 9. While sentiment remains deeply risk-averse, the pace of downside acceleration has clearly slowed compared with last week’s sell-off.
Bitcoin edged down 0.42% to $70,085.29, fluctuating between $68,271.7 and $71,434.9 throughout the session. Positioning data shows longs at 49.7% versus shorts at 50.3%, with the aggregate long–short ratio falling to 1.64. This reflects continued deleveraging and shrinking speculative exposure, suggesting the market is transitioning from a high-volatility liquidation phase to a low-leverage consolidation period.
Ethereum showed relative resilience, gaining 1.99% to $2,108.30 after briefly dipping to $2,008 before rebounding. This divergence indicates selective dip-buying in core assets even as overall risk appetite remains constrained.
Among smaller-cap tokens, ZKP, AXS, and POWER led gains, driven largely by short-term positioning and tactical rebounds rather than a broad-based improvement in sentiment. Market dynamics remain characterized by selective recovery rather than a full risk-on rotation.
Narrative focus continues to shift away from price action toward structural and long-term considerations. Variant’s reflections on insider trading in prediction markets highlight governance and transparency challenges in decentralized platforms. a16z reiterated its long-term philosophy for crypto, emphasizing that cyclical drawdowns do not negate the structural trajectory of the industry. At the same time, Goldman Sachs’ evolving crypto strategy and renewed discussion around the strategic role of gold underscore how digital assets and traditional safe havens are increasingly evaluated within the same macro allocation framework.
Overall, February 10 reflects a phase of late-stage fear and tentative stabilization. While selling pressure has eased, confidence remains fragile. Without clearer signals from liquidity conditions, macro policy, or regulation, the market is likely to remain range-bound near the lows as it searches for a durable base.
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Bitcoin bags are getting blown out today, as the price of BTC falls to nearly $80,000 and marks a new seven-month low.
The Squeeze Momentum Indicator is showing "bearish impulse," and like the other coins, the volume profile indicates XRP’s price is trading below key volume levels, meaning there's not much buying interest stepping in to defend current prices.
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While discussions are growing that Bitcoin-focused company Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) could be removed from MSCI indices, the company’s chairman, Michael Saylor, maintained that the operating model is robust and that this possibility will not affect the company’s roadmap.
The sharp decline in Bitcoin's price is also putting pressure on Strategy shares, which have lost nearly 40% of their value this year.
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