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Amid a widespread contraction in cryptocurrency valuations this month, defillama.com data shows the fiat-anchored digital asset economy persists in its upward trajectory. Tether (USDT) remains the leading entity within this sphere, commanding a valuation of $142.579 billion—a figure representing 63.37% of the aggregate $225 billion stablecoin domain. USDT’s supply expanded by $2.5 billion since Jan. 31, demonstrating its sustained momentum in the digital currency arena. Source: Defillama stablecoin overview. Circle’s USDC mirrored this progression, achieving a 7.33% escalation over the past 30 days—translating to a $3.85 billion amplification. Conversely, Ethena’s USDe, the third-largest stablecoin, experienced a $154.87 million contraction, eroding 2.63% of its circulating reserves. USDC commands a market valuation of $56.422 billion, whereas USDe claims a valuation of $5.72 billion. DAI faced amplified outflows, shedding $356 million this month, with its market capitalization resting at $4.34 billion. Contrastingly, Sky’s USDS accrued a $1.653 billion increase, soaring by 63.68% since Jan. 31. USDS’s valuation now settles at $4.248 billion. Notably, Paypal’s PYUSD expanded by 49.32% over the past 30 days, with its market capitalization stabilized near $753.61 million following an influx of $248.9 million. February’s stablecoin dynamics reveal a market defined by divergent strategies. Established giants anchor confidence, while newer entrants vie for relevance through volatility-driven opportunities. This friction between stability and speculative ambition shows an evolving ecosystem where the crypto market tides change the game. Such shifts hint at broader recalibrations in digital finance, as participants navigate liquidity preferences and competitive differentiation in a maturing sector. 免责声明：本文章仅代表作者个人观点，不代表本平台的立场和观点。本文章仅供信息分享，不构成对任何人的任何投资建议。用户与作者之间的任何争议，与本平台无关。如网页中刊载的文章或图片涉及侵权，请提供相关的权利证明和身份证明发送邮件到support@aicoin.com，本平台相关工作人员将会进行核查。

Foreigners bought $76.5 Billion worth of U.S. Stocks from Nov 2024 - Jan 2025, the fastest 3-month pace in history! Unfortunately, historically they have had poor timing having bought right before the 1987 crash, the 2000 dot com bubble, and the 2008 global financial crisis 🚨

Bitcoin’s second-worst February on record is set to extend into a new week, with price burdened by “aggravating macro factors” and a technical correction. Bitcoin ( BTC ) was down 25% from its Jan. 20 all-time high of $108,786 as forward-facing inflation indicators incentivized a risk-off mood among investors, and spot exchange-traded funds logged continuous outflows on Wall Street. Although U.S. Core Personal Consumption Expenditures price index data matched analyst expectations—dropping to 2.6% from 2.9% year over year—BTC only recorded a modest uptick, climbing to $81,800. Previously, the most valuable cryptocurrency by market cap fell as low as $78,400, losing over 6% in 24 hours and hitting a three-month low. “It’s the first tangible correction since reaching its all-time high less than six weeks ago”, analysts at B2BINPAY told crypto.news via email. “The correction has mostly been technical, amplified by aggravating factors,” the analysts added, referring to Trump’s tariffs and sovereign trade wars. Consensus among BTC observers warned of more volatility ahead. B2BINPAY’s team echoed the sentiment, citing support and resistance bands from BTC technical analysis. Speaking from the technical standpoint, if we approach the 3M SMA support at $71,880 and wouldn’t bounce back toward 80K’s, the outlook would become less favorable, as there is a possibility of further decline. B2BINPAY analysts Standard Chartered shared a similar outlook, predicting that BTC may retest $69,000 by early March. IntoTheBlock data showed massive accumulation between $60,000 and $72,000, potentially forming a defense from larger declines. Over six million addresses acquired 2.64 million BTC in that range.

Uniswap’s Monthly Trading Volume on Base Reached a Historic Milestone! 🚀📊 🔹 All-Time Total Volume: $124.01B 🔹 Record Monthly High (Jan 2025): $17.72B Uniswap on Base experienced its highest-ever trading volume, marking a major achievement in decentralized finance (DeFi). Could this momentum continue? Let’s discuss! 👇 #DeFi #Uniswap #CryptoMarkets #DeFiPlanet

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is considering pausing its civil fraud case against TRON founder Justin Sun to explore a possible resolution that could benefit both parties and the public. In a letter sent on Wednesday to the U.S. District Judge Edgardo Ramos in Manhattan, attorneys representing Sun and the SEC requested a pause in the case, proposing to provide a status update 60 days following the stay, as originally reported by Reuters . The case , filed in March 2023, accuses Sun and his companies of illegally distributing Tronix ( TRX ) and BitTorrent ( BTT ) and artificially inflating TRX trading volume. Specifically, the SEC accused Sun of selling TRX and BTT tokens as investments without proper registration through unregistered “bounty programs.” These programs encouraged interested parties to promote the tokens on social media and chat groups, and create BitTorrent accounts in exchange for receiving TRX and BTT. The SEC also claimed that Sun and his companies conducted monthly giveaways of BTT to U.S. investors who already held TRX in their wallets or on certain exchanges. Additionally, the SEC accused Sun of wash trading, creating the illusion of active trading and liquidity in the markets for these tokens. Specifically, from April 2018 to Feb. 2019, Sun allegedly instructed his employees to carry out over 600,000 wash trades of TRX using two trading accounts he controlled. These trades involved manipulating the market with daily wash trades of between 4.5 million and 7.4 million TRX. To execute this scheme, Sun allegedly supplied a large quantity of TRX. Additionally, he was accused of selling TRX in the secondary market, which resulted in $31 million in proceeds. Finally, Sun also hired several high-profile celebrities to promote these tokens without disclosing their compensation. The SEC has also charged eight celebrities, including Lindsay Lohan, Akon, and Austin Mahone, for unlawfully promoting TRX and/or BTT without revealing that they were paid for these endorsements and the specific amounts they received. Prior to this, Justin Sun was in another legal spotlight when the blockchain protocol Chain considered taking legal action against him. This was sparked by Sun’s allegations that the company was involved in Onyxcoin ( XCN ) market manipulation—an accusation that seems particularly ironic in light of the Sun’s charges filed by the SEC. Sun made these allegations in a post on Jan. 24, claiming that Chain was using high leverage and contracts that could harm exchange users. He suggested that crypto exchanges should be cautious and indicated he would report Chain’s supposed illegal activities to the SEC and DOJ. In response, Chain rejected Sun’s accusations, stating that it does not engage in trading its XCN and pointing out that the XCN token is managed by OnyxDAO. Following this, Sun reiterated his accusations, this time directing attention to OnyxDAO and urging regulatory bodies to investigate.