Group 1: Stock Market Performance - Major technology stocks mostly declined, with IBM plunging over 13%, marking its largest single-day drop since 2000; Microsoft and Netflix fell over 3%, while Tesla, Amazon, and Meta dropped more than 2% [2] - Chip stocks also experienced a downturn, with Marvell Technology down over 2%, and AMD, Qualcomm, and Micron Technology each falling more than 1% [2] - Bank stocks fell across the board, with Morgan Stanley down nearly 5%, JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup down about 4%, and Goldman Sachs and Bank of America down over 3% [2] - Visa and MasterCard saw significant declines, with Visa dropping over 4% (the largest single-day drop since June last year) and MasterCard down over 5% (the largest drop since April last year) [2] Group 2: Chinese Stocks and Other Market Movements - Several popular Chinese concept stocks declined, with Kingsoft Cloud down nearly 9%, BOSS Zhipin down over 6%, and Century Internet down more than 5% [2] - In terms of gains, Tuya Smart and NIO rose over 4%, while Canadian Solar increased by over 3% [2] Group 3: International Market Trends - European major stock indices mostly closed lower, with Germany's DAX30 index dropping over 1% [4] - International gold and silver prices surged, with spot gold surpassing $5,220, up 2.4%, and COMEX gold futures rising 3.3%; spot silver increased nearly 4%, with COMEX silver futures up over 7%, exceeding $88 per ounce [5] - International crude oil futures saw slight declines, with WTI crude oil futures for April down 0.26% and Brent crude oil futures down about 0.4% [5] Group 4: Cryptocurrency Market - The cryptocurrency market experienced a collective decline, with Bitcoin falling below $65,000, and major cryptocurrencies like Ethereum, SOL, and HYPE dropping over 4% [5][6] - Over 164,000 individuals in the global cryptocurrency market faced liquidation [5]