Bitcoin futures fell more than 1.3% on Friday, while Ethereum futures rose over 16.7% this week.

On Friday's closing in New York, the CME Bitcoin futures BTC main contract fell by 1.36% compared to Thursday's New York closing, reaching $118,000. It has fallen by 0.73% for the week, with overall trading in the range of $124,000 to $116,000, showing an overall M-shaped trend. The CME Ethereum futures DCR main contract rose by 3.08%, reaching $3,528.50, with a 16.76% increase for the week. It remained relatively stable on Monday and Tuesday, before starting a sustained, smooth oscillating upward trend before the opening of the US stock market on Tuesday - continuing until the Asia-Pacific lunch break on Friday. Over the past seven days, Bitcoin spot prices have seen a slight cumulative increase of 0.08%, showing an overall M-shaped trend, having risen to $123,000 on Monday. Ethereum spot prices have also risen by 19.42% over the past seven days, with Tuesday also starting a sustained, smooth oscillating upward trend.