Gate News reported that on March 20, Jim Cramer, host of Mad Money under CNBC, an American financial media outlet, commented that the market is in a "very oversold" state, which may involve Bitcoin (BTC). Specific details of the comment have not been disclosed yet.

Deutsche Bank's Head of Research Jim Reid pointed out that the current global energy market trend is similar to that before the second oil crisis in the 1970s, especially in the 4-5 years following the inflation surge. However, the key difference between the two is that the high inflation expectations in the 1970s led central banks to adopt aggressive monetary tightening, whereas today's long-term inflation expectations remain stable.

Billionaire investor Jim Mellon stated that the U.S. stock market is severely overvalued, with tech giants' valuations stretched and high leverage in financing. He is optimistic about gold, energy, and the Japanese yen, while also pointing out that Berkshire Hathaway holding a large amount of liquid assets is a negative signal.

Jim Moloney, head of the SEC's Company Finance Division, stated that the department is rapidly advancing the development of regulatory rules for digital assets, with a focus on classification guidance and proposals for the regulatory framework for issuance and sales. Additionally, the SEC is pushing for other reforms, such as the implementation of HFIAA and adjustments to reporting requirements.

On February 13, news broke that Anthropic, OpenAI's strongest competitor, announced the completion of a $30 billion Series G funding round, with a post-money valuation of approximately $380 billion, reigniting global capital enthusiasm for the artificial intelligence sector. This round was led by GIC and Coatue, with participation from Founders Fund, Sequoia Capital, BlackRock, Temasek, Microsoft, NVIDIA, and other institutions. Meanwhile, the company's annual revenue has risen to about $14 billion, maintaining a tenfold growth over three years, and is expected to approach $18 billion this year. This phenomenon not only reshapes the landscape of tech investment but also subtly influences the capital structure of digital assets. As AI tools can replace various SaaS services, enterprise software valuations come under pressure. Bloomberg reported that in early February, software stocks lost approximately $285 billion in market value over a single week. Market analyst Jim Bianco pointed out that the trends of Bitcoin and software stocks are highly synchronized, driven by the same underlying force: the flow of private credit funds.

Despite the continuous decline in Bitcoin prices, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF holders still demonstrate relatively strong confidence. ETF analyst James Seifert stated that since the launch of U.S. products in January 2024, Bitcoin ETF holders have experienced approximately 42% paper losses, but their overall willingness to hold remains strong. Seifert said, “The ETF’s performance remains quite good,” and recent outflows are insignificant compared to the inflows during market peaks. According to preliminary data from Farside Investors, before the decline in October, Bitcoin ETF net inflows were about $62.11 billion, now down to approximately $55 billion, indicating that investors are still collectively holding. Analyst Jim Bianco pointed out that the average holder of Bitcoin spot ETFs is at a 24% loss but continues to hold their positions. Ki Young Ju, CEO of CryptoQuant, added that most Bitcoin analysts in the market currently hold a bearish view, but ETF investors remain patient.

Jim Cramer, host of CNBC’s "Mad Money," once again advised investors to “hold” NVIDIA stock instead of frequently trading it. On Monday, NVIDIA’s stock price rose slightly from $183 to $185 after news that the U.S. government had approved NVIDIA to export its H200 AI chips to China. Cramer emphasized that during periods of market volatility, investors should focus on holding the stocks of robust tech giants for the long term, including NVIDIA. He pointed out that such companies, with their strong technology and market positions, are resilient against short-term market fluctuations, and frequent trading is not beneficial for long-term returns.

The Australian government proposed the "2025 Companies Act Amendment (Digital Asset Framework) Bill" on Wednesday, aimed at implementing comprehensive regulation for crypto asset exchanges and custody platforms. Treasurer Jim Chalmers and Financial Services Minister Daniel Mulino stated that the bill is expected to release about AU$24 billion in productivity rise each year, while imposing fines of millions of AU$ on companies that fail to adequately protect customer assets. The bill introduces two new financial products in the Companies Act: digital asset platforms and tokenized custody platforms. Digital asset platforms must hold customers' crypto assets and provide trading functions (transfers, buying and selling, staking, etc.); tokenized custody platforms handle real-world assets such as bonds, real estate, and commodities, and operators must hold the underlying assets and issue convertible tokens. All platforms must hold an Australian Financial Services License and comply with ASIC's custody and settlement standards to ensure asset security and trading compliance. Low-risk small operators may be exempted from full licensing requirements.

On November 19, news reported that CNBC host and former hedge fund manager Jim Cramer stated on social media that it feels like there is a behind-the-scenes force trying to keep the BTC price above $90,000. I like BTC, but I do not like any derivation created to manipulate it.