"Small non-farm" raises interest rate cut expectations. US stocks closed higher on Thursday, Nasdaq strengthened regulation and caused crypto treasury companies to fall collectively

According to BlockBeats, on September 5, according to HTX market data, Bitcoin rebounded and broke through $111,000 this morning, and Ethereum rebounded and broke through $4,300. The 24-hour decline narrowed. The current total market value of cryptocurrencies is US$3.907 trillion, down 0.8% in 24 hours. August's "small non-farm" data strengthened expectations of interest rate cuts. US stocks closed on Thursday with three major indexes rising collectively, and the S&P 500 rose 0.83%, setting a new record high again. Cryptocurrency stocks generally fell, and cryptocurrency companies fell collectively due to the news that "Nasdaq will strengthen cryptocurrency company regulation", including: Coinbase (COIN) rose 1.49%, trading volume of US$1.89 billion Circle (CRCL) fell 0.74%, trading volume of US$746 million Strategy (MSTR) fell 0.8%, trading volume of US$3.4 billion Bullish (BLSH) fell 9.7%, trading volume of US$280 million Bitmine (BMNR) fell 5.95%, trading volume of US$1.75 billion BTCS (BTCS) fell 2.3%, trading volume of US$13 million SharpLink Gaming (SBET) fell 8.26%, trading volume of $594 million BNB Network Company (BNC) fell 2.18%, with transactions of $6 million WLFI treasury company ALT5 Sigma (ALTS) plummeted 13.8%, with transactions of $107 million American Bitcoin (ABTC), a Trump family mining company, plummeted 20.3%, with transactions of $120 million previously reported that Nasdaq is strengthening scrutiny on listed companies' investment in cryptocurrencies, believing that it may be risky of misleading investors. Nasdaq has not disclosed specific regulatory measures yet, but is expected to require relevant companies to disclose detailed information on their investment in crypto assets, including investment scale, strategy and possible risks.