According to Lookonchain monitoring, trader degen-retard.sol (degen...l.sol) has once again lost over $3.6 million in SOL trading. Approximately two weeks ago, this address bought 100,000 SOL tokens at about $124 per coin, worth $12.4 million, and staked them. Six hours ago, the address sold these SOL tokens. Prior to this, the address had already accumulated losses exceeding $6.6 million in SOL trading.

According to official sources, Base App's feed will focus entirely on tradable assets starting today, removing the "Discussion" feed and replacing it with an on-chain activity feed. As part of this adjustment, Base App will discontinue its "Creator Rewards Program." This program, which has distributed over $450,000 in rewards to 17,000 creators over the past six months, will end on February 15th, with final settlement completed on February 18th. Base App will announce a new reward system for the community at a later date.

According to data from blockchain analytics platform Arkham Intel, as of Monday, Binance held approximately 87% of all circulating USD1 stablecoins in its own wallets and user accounts—about $4.7 billion of the total supply of $5.4 billion—making it the third-party exchange with the highest concentration of holdings among the top ten stablecoins by market capitalization. Binance responded that its support for USD1 is no different from other cryptocurrencies, that it is common for large exchanges to hold large amounts of specific tokens, and that CZ's pardon is unrelated to the promotion of USD1. World Liberty Financial stated that such promotions are standard practice and denied that Binance could exert influence over them. The White House press secretary stated that Trump has never been involved in, and will never be involved in, any conflicts of interest.

According to data from SoSoValue, the cryptocurrency market saw a slight rebound after a period of continuous decline. Bitcoin (BTC) rose 0.45% in the last 24 hours, fluctuating narrowly around the $70,000 mark. Ethereum (ETH) rose 3.15%, breaking through $2,100. Meanwhile, the GameFi sector performed relatively well, rising 2.24%, with Axie Infinity (AXS) rising 16.31% and The Sandbox (SAND) rising 1.85%. In other sectors, the PayFi sector rose 2.10% in the last 24 hours, with Monero (XMR) up 6.22% and XRP (XRP) up 2.06%; the Meme sector rose 1.18%, with MemeCore (M) up 11.41%; the Layer 1 sector rose 0.89%, with Solana (SOL) up 1.58%; the CeFi sector rose 0.84%, with NEXO (NEXO) up 3.47%; the Layer 2 sector rose 0.37%, with zkSync (ZK) up 5.28%; and the DeFi sector rose 0.03%, with River (RIVER) up 7.79%. Crypto sector indices reflecting historical sector performance show that the ssiRWA, ssiGameFi, and ssiDePIN indices rose 4.42%, 4.24%, and 1.60%, respectively.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, based on monitoring by on-chain analyst Yu Jin, Binance announced the delisting of the RVV/USDT perpetual contract on February 10th. The Astra project address (0xd3Ca...dA94) transferred out 5.354 billion RVV in the past four days, representing 53.54% of the total RVV supply. The price of RVV has fallen 59% since the delisting announcement, from $0.0027 to $0.0011. Of this, 354 million RVV (approximately $607,000) have been transferred to exchanges such as Bitget, Kucoin, and MEXC. Another 5 billion RVV (approximately $5.97 million), while not directly transferred to exchanges, were transferred to the aforementioned exchanges yesterday by the receiving address. Furthermore, the project claimed to have suffered a theft after its launch last October, involving 860 million RVV, which was exchanged for 10.288 million USDT.