U.S. stock indices are closing sharply lower to wrap up a bruising week, with tech heavily bearing the brunt of the damage. A hot May jobs report has upended investor assumptions, pushing bond yields up and driving expectations that the Federal Reserve will preserve a hawkish "higher-for-longer" or even hike-ready stance. 

📈 Major Index Standings Going Into the Closing Bell

• Nasdaq Composite: Down 3.12%, leading the day’s losses as high-multiple artificial intelligence, software, and semiconductor names endure heavy profit-taking.
• S&P 500: Down 1.64%, marking its sharpest single-day retreat since March.
• Dow Jones Industrial Average: Down 0.78% (approx. -400 points), outperforming its tech peers due to defensive value allocations. 

🪙 Bitcoin & Asset Entities Tracker

🪙 Bitcoin (BTC)

• Testing Critical Floor: Bitcoin is hovering near $61,840, down roughly 3.1% on the day. Spiking U.S. yields have bolstered the greenback, squeezing liquidity out of the crypto market and keeping the vital $60,000 baseline under heavy observation. 

📉 Asset Entities Inc. (ASST) 

• Midday Sell-off Deepens: ASST tracked the macro equity downturn lower through power hour, slipping 9.15% to slide down around $13.65. High-beta micro-caps are experiencing amplified exposure to the macro liquidity contraction.

📅 Strive, Inc. (SATA)

• Defensive Consolidation: Ahead of its major corporate transition to consecutive daily ex-dividend periods beginning June 15, the high-yielding preferred stock consolidated sideways. Shares ended the regular session near $96.20, down a minor 0.31%. 

🚨 Core Corporate Catalysts

• Big Tech Slide: Market leaders Nvidia ($NVDA) and Broadcom ($AVGO) dropped 4.6% and 5.9% respectively, compounding yesterday's earnings-induced technology sector rotation.
• Lululemon (LULU): Remained anchored near its session lows, down over 11% following its full-year guidance reduction. 

With the final regular bell ringing, focus shifts to the weekend macro-outlook. I can prepare a comprehensive weekend crypto chart study for Bitcoin's support levels or provide a list of key inflation data dates to watch next week. Which deliverable would you prefer to review next?