According to Lookonchain monitoring, in the past 5 hours, a whale (0x2bd7) exchanged 205 BTC (worth $13.45 million) for 6973 ETH at an exchange rate of 0.02944.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, the market capitalization of Tether's stablecoin USDT declined by 0.8% this month to $183.61 billion, continuing the downward trend of approximately 1% in January. This marks the first time since the Terra event in 2022 that the market has contracted for two consecutive months. Analysts point out that stablecoins are considered an important source of liquidity in the crypto market, and changes in their size are often seen as a barometer of capital inflows and outflows. The continued decline in USDT's market capitalization may reflect capital outflows, putting some pressure on the continued rebound of Bitcoin and the overall market. Data shows that after finding support around $60,000 in early February, the price of Bitcoin rebounded to above $70,000 at one point, but has now fallen back to around $65,000. Meanwhile, the market capitalization of USDC has recovered somewhat from its low point at the beginning of the year, but remains essentially flat overall for the year. (CoinDesk)

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Michael Saylor, Executive Chairman of Strategy, delivered a speech at Strategy World 2026 on the theme of "Digital Credit," outlining his vision for building a layered digital financial system with Bitcoin as the core asset. He proposed that the first layer of this system is "Digital Capital," namely Bitcoin itself; the second layer is "Digital Credit," referring to financial instruments issued based on Bitcoin, such as Strategy's perpetual preferred shares STRC, STRK, STRF, and STRD, aiming to provide an annualized return of approximately 10% while reducing the volatility of directly holding Bitcoin; the third layer is "Digital Money," namely stablecoins and payment instruments further derived from the above financial products, such as USDat, a stablecoin issued based on STRC and US Treasury bonds. Saylor stated that both digital credit and digital money use Bitcoin as the underlying asset, differing from fiat currency systems based on national credit, and their returns depend on the long-term performance of Bitcoin's price.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Michael Saylor, Executive Chairman of Strategy, delivered a speech at Strategy World 2026 on the theme of "Digital Credit," outlining his vision for building a layered digital financial system with Bitcoin as the core asset. He proposed that the first layer of this system is "Digital Capital," namely Bitcoin itself; the second layer is "Digital Credit," referring to financial instruments issued based on Bitcoin, such as Strategy's perpetual preferred shares STRC, STRK, STRF, and STRD, aiming to provide an annualized return of approximately 10% while reducing the volatility of directly holding Bitcoin; the third layer is "Digital Money," namely stablecoins and payment instruments further derived from the above financial products, such as USDat, a stablecoin issued based on STRC and US Treasury bonds. Saylor stated that both digital credit and digital money use Bitcoin as the underlying asset, differing from fiat currency systems based on national credit, and their returns depend on the long-term performance of Bitcoin's price.

According to Polymarket data, the trading volume of contracts related to the "ZachXBT will expose which company engaged in insider trading" event has reached $11.6482 million. The current probabilities and rankings of the options are as follows: Meteora ranks first with a 46% probability; Axiom ranks second with 17%; Company K ranks third with 7%; Pump.fun ranks fourth with 6%; MEXC ranks fifth with 5%; Coinbase ranks sixth with 4%; and Binance ranks seventh with 3%.