The market was supported by good data on manufacturing activity

Stocks in the U.S. returned to growth after a series of declines. Gold slowed down

Gold prices have become more volatile than bitcoin quotes, Bloomberg has <a href="https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-02-02/gold-volatility-tops-bitcoin-in-wildest-price-swings-since-2008">calculated</a>. According to the agency, the 30-day volatility of gold exceeded 44% - this has not happened since the 2008 crisis, notes Bloomberg, emphasizing that - for comparison - bitcoin volatility for the same period was about 39%.

Gold's volatility has surpassed bitcoin. It is at its highest since 2008

Gold and silver on February 2 continue the large-scale sell-off that began last week. The correction has spilled over to bitcoin, which hit a ten-month low. Financier Sergey Romanchuk writes in his <a href="https://web.telegram.org/k/#@sergey_romanchuk">Telegram channel</a> that bitcoin was once positioned by the cryptocommunity as digital gold, but in the end, gold became a substitute for cryptocurrencies. We publish his post without bills.

Gold instead of bitcoin: how precious metals have become the new speculative game

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Kaiko analyst Adam McCarthy sees the risk of bitcoin collapse down to $70000

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Microsoft Corporation

The Dow Jones even managed to end a challenging day in the green zone

The Nasdaq fell for the first time in seven days because of Microsoft. But the sell-off was avoided

Circle Internet Group

Tesla, Inc.

Broadcom Inc.

ARK Invest has published a big report on technologies that could change the global economy

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Alibaba Group Holding Limited

EquipmentShare.com Inc.

BitGo Holdings, Inc.

The largest Wall Street banks have started a fight for the right to organize the listing of SpaceX. Arms supplier Czechoslovak Group held the largest IPO in the history of the defense sector. NYSE President Lynn Martin predicts a sharp increase in activity in the IPO segment in the coming weeks. The main events on the IPO market during the week - in our selection.

The fight over SpaceX, the CSG rally, and the NYSE's influx of issuers: what's most important about IPOs by Jan. 25

BitGo IPO: one of the largest cryptocurrency wallet providers went public

Czechoslovak Group (CSG), a <a href="https://www.ft.com/content/32e73b4d-eff3-420b-9a82-7483dc2e14a5#:~:text=CSG%20has%20become-,a%20leading%20supplier%20to%20Ukraine%E2%80%99s%20armed%20forces,-and%20also%20acts">leading</a> supplier to Ukraine's armed forces, is preparing for potentially the largest IPO in the history of the defense sector in the "coming weeks." Chinese neuroimplant developer BrainCo, a competitor of Elon Musk's Neuralink, has decided to go public in Hong Kong. Crypto exchange Bitpanda, in which billionaire Peter Thiel has invested, may list in Frankfurt in the first quarter. The main events on the IPO market during the week are in our selection.

Ammunition supplier, Neuralink competitor and cryptocurrency exchange: highlights of the IPO by Jan. 18

Coinbase Global, Inc.

Mitsubishi Corporation

Coinbase shares collapsed after the company refused to support a key crypto-regulatory bill, forcing the U.S. Senate to postpone its consideration. Mitsubishi announced the purchase of shale gas assets in the U.S. for $7.5 billion, betting on growing demand from data centers, industrial and LNG. On these and other topics - in our review of key events for the morning of January 16.

Main by morning: Coinbase falls, Mitsubishi goes into shale, US mortgages get cheaper

BTC Digital Ltd.

BTC Health Limited

Bitcoin appreciated in trading on January 12, despite the investigation of the Fed chief, and this time behaved not as a risky asset, but as a "safe haven", writes Barron's