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According to Odaily, Metalpha Technology Holding Limited, a Nasdaq-listed provider of blockchain and trading technology solutions, announced that its board of directors has approved a bitcoin purchase plan, allocating up to 20% of the company's annual net profit for bitcoin purchases. It is reported that the initial allocation of $3.2 million has been made, and a $1 million BTC purchase was completed on February 9.

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PANews, February 9 – According to the latest crypto weekly report released by a certain exchange, since the beginning of February, global macro uncertainty has continued to intensify. Divergences remain regarding expectations for the rate cut path, the pace of balance sheet reduction, and the coordination of fiscal and monetary policies. Several key macroeconomic data will be released intensively this week, becoming important variables for short-term market pricing. Against this backdrop, the overall crypto market has been under pressure, with bitcoin and ethereum dropping 8.6% and 7.9% respectively over the week. Related ETFs have seen historic net outflows, and market sentiment remains in the "extreme fear" range. Meanwhile, gold and risk assets have fluctuated in tandem, reflecting continued caution in overall financial market risk appetite. At the industry level, structural progress continues. Polymarket and Circle announced a partnership, migrating their settlement system to native USDC, further strengthening the application of compliant stablecoins in on-chain scenarios. In terms of investment and financing, a total of 12 financing deals were completed last week, with funds mainly flowing into the infrastructure sector. Among them, Tether made a strategic investment of $100 million in Anchorage Digital, further expanding its compliant crypto infrastructure layout; TRM Labs completed a $70 million financing round, continuing to expand its crypto intelligence and compliance capabilities. Overall, short-term market volatility pressures persist, but capital and industry development are gradually focusing on defensive attributes and long-term structural opportunities.