Token | Trading Volume 【BTC】5.29 billion 【PI】1.94 million 【ZAMA】46.26 million 【AR】3.21 million 【SSV】981,189.97 【LGNS】6.07 million 【LTC】49.55 million 【UNI】27.35 million 【TRUMP】142.91 million 【FIL】12.14 million

According to Onchain Lens monitoring, the "1011 insider whale" may have sold off 60% of its Bitcoin holdings transferred to Binance. Since this whale deposited 11,318 BTC (worth $760.61 million) into Binance, seven newly created wallet addresses have withdrawn $464.48 million in USDT from Binance. Currently, approximately $296 million worth of BTC remains in Binance.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Hong Kong's virtual asset and related business practitioners have encountered sudden changes in compliance requirements. According to Chan Chi-wah, president of the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Professionals Association, applicants for virtual asset license upgrades and existing responsible personnel (ROs) are required to take a virtual asset regulatory exam administered by a single organization. This exam is bundled with the organization's courses, course materials cannot be easily reviewed, and registration and technical support are chaotic. It is understood that this requirement was not announced through official documents or public guidelines, but rather verbally or via individual emails, lacking transparency and fairness. This increases compliance costs for practitioners, impacts business development, and the lack of a public consultation mechanism means policy-making lacks frontline feedback. The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Professionals Association recommends maintaining the existing additional 5 hours of Continuing Professional Training (CPT) and urges regulators to immediately suspend the use of implicit policies to enforce the exam requirements, establish a transparent consultation mechanism, and incorporate stakeholder opinions into policy-making to ensure feasibility and market fairness. (Orangenews)

Huoxun Finance News, February 21st – Tether officially announced a strategic adjustment to its CNHT product, ceasing support to better focus on its community-driven core product development. Effective immediately, Tether will cease all new CNHT issuances and will no longer mint new tokens. One year after the announcement, redemption support for CNHT will end, and a separate reminder will be issued before the redemption deadline. Tether stated that this decision is based on factors such as changes in the market environment, low product interest, and limited continued community demand compared to other assets. The current usage scale of CNHT is insufficient to support the operating costs required to maintain the same standards as other products. Before the redemption deadline, Tether will continue to process CNHT redemption requests according to the terms of service. Tether officially recommends that users holding CNHT on any supported blockchain network complete their redemption as soon as possible.

According to Huoxun Finance on February 21, OnchainLens monitoring revealed that Antalpha sent 1,000 XAUT tokens, worth approximately $5 million, to Bybit 13 hours ago, possibly for sale. The address associated with Antalpha also holds 59,033 XAUT tokens, worth over $300 million.