Odaily Planet Daily reports that Cobo, a digital asset custody and wallet solutions provider, has announced the launch of Cobo WaaS Skill. This skill allows developers to directly call the Cobo WaaS (Wallet as a Service) 2.0 API via natural language through AI programming assistants (such as Claude Code and Cursor), and complete SDK code generation, debugging, and troubleshooting. This enables the creation of a usable web wallet application within 30 minutes. After installing Cobo WaaS Skill in the AI programming assistant, developers can perform operations such as wallet creation, debugging and troubleshooting, and initiating transfers through dialogue, automatically generating executable SDK code. It also supports the rapid setup of basic exchange capabilities or Web3 payment processes, reducing the costs of tool switching and documentation review.

According to a report by Odaily Planet Daily, QCP's Head of Trading, Ivan Lee, stated in an interview with Money FM 89.3 that as gold strengthens, crypto assets are being incorporated into a broader macroeconomic discussion framework. He pointed out that the notion of Bitcoin as "digital gold" emphasizes its scarcity rather than replacing gold's role in the global reserve system. Lee stated that gold remains a widely accepted global reserve asset and can provide diversification support for crypto-related balance sheets. Furthermore, Bitcoin and gold perform differently under varying macroeconomic conditions, exhibiting different trends during periods of risk aversion and liquidity expansion, but both can coexist in investment portfolios.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that an Ethereum-based Plutus protocol liquidity pool (0xD060…945D2) was attacked due to an oracle configuration error, resulting in a loss of approximately $390,000. Analysis shows that the pool incorrectly pointed the USDC price to Chainlink's BTC/USD price feed, causing a significant price deviation. The attacker exploited this vulnerability, borrowing 187 ETH with only 8 USDC as collateral. On-chain data shows that the attacking transaction occurred in the block following the confirmation of the configuration modification, suggesting the attacker monitored and quickly exploited the parameter updates in real time.

Huoxun Finance News, February 26 – OSL Group (863.HK), a stablecoin trading and payment platform, announced today that its first licensed digital asset exchange in Hong Kong, OSLHK, has officially listed the enterprise-grade compliant stablecoin USDGO. Professional investors in Hong Kong can buy and sell USDGO through over-the-counter (OTC) trading, currently offering three trading pairs: USDGO/USD, USDGO/USDT, and USDGO/USDC. Jason Liu, Head of Global Exchange Business at OSL Group, stated, “We are excited to offer Hong Kong investors such a compliant stablecoin with enterprise-grade services and underlying mechanisms. USDGO plays a crucial role in OSL Group’s compliant stablecoin trading and payment strategy. Its listing on OSLHK not only provides investors with another high-quality asset allocation option but also opens a new window for USDGO to establish itself in Asia and serve the real-world cross-border payment and settlement needs of enterprises.”

Huoxun Finance reported on February 26th that Dragonfly co-founder Alexander Pack and partner Haseeb Qureshi engaged in a social media debate regarding Dragonfly's founding and investment history. Pack claimed that he and Bo had co-founded the company, raised funds, and led investments in projects such as Bybit, Amber Group, and Crusoe before hiring Haseeb, questioning Haseeb's claim in a new article that he "rewrote history and lied about founding a VC firm." Haseeb responded that Dragonfly was primarily a fundoffunds firm before he joined, and had never led investments in the aforementioned projects. He stated that after joining, he pushed for the cessation of FoF investments, began leading projects, and was responsible for subsequent fundraising and team building. The two clearly disagreed on "who truly founded and led Dragonfly."