Yesterday, the US stock market closed with some interesting movements. The three major indices all closed slightly higher, with the Dow up 0.17%, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq up 0.16% and 0.26% respectively. But the real highlight was in the crypto sector—some compliant platform stocks rose by 0.91%, MSTR surged by 3.11%, and BitMine and SharpLink also followed suit with increases of 3.5% and 2.4%. This collective strength in crypto stocks somewhat indicates that market enthusiasm for crypto assets is recovering.

Google's market capitalization officially surpassed the $4 trillion mark last night. At the same time, the company also announced a multi-year AI technology partnership with Apple. The collaboration between these two tech giants—how much impact will it have on the competitive landscape of the AI industry? Honestly, the market is still digesting this news.

Risk aversion sentiment is rising, coupled with a weakening dollar, causing precious metals to take off completely. Spot gold rose nearly 2%, once breaking through the $4600 level, and silver performed even more strongly—jumping by 7.6%. Behind this rally, concerns over geopolitical tensions are clearly the main driving force.

As soon as tariffs policies were announced, oil prices started to surge. International tensions are tense, with diplomatic statements coming one after another. How oil prices will move next remains uncertain.

Another policy development worth noting: the US Republican Party is pushing for legislation to restrict member trading, banning Congress members from buying and selling individual stocks and cracking down on insider trading. If this really gets implemented, it could be good news for ordinary investors—less "smart money" with informational advantages disrupting the market, which could significantly improve fairness.