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Jinse Finance reported that, according to economist and Bitcoin advocate Lyn Alden, the United States Federal Reserve is entering a "gradual" phase of monetary expansion (money printing), which will moderately stimulate asset prices but will not be as aggressive as the "big print" many in the Bitcoin community previously expected. In her investment strategy newsletter published on February 8, Alden stated: "My base case is roughly in line with the Fed's own expectations: the growth rate of its balance sheet will be approximately proportional to the growth rate of the total assets of the banking system or nominal GDP." She added: "Overall, this means I still prefer to hold high-quality, scarce assets, while gradually rebalancing from extremely exuberant, overheated sectors to those that are under-allocated and underrepresented."

Glonghui, February 9th｜Nikkei 225 CME futures rose, currently up 2.2%. In the Japanese House of Representatives election held on the 8th, the ruling coalition formed by the Liberal Democratic Party and Nippon Ishin no Kai won more than half of the seats.

Spot gold opened $20 higher on Monday, currently quoted at $4,986/ounce; spot silver opened over 1% higher, currently quoted at $79/ounce.