Odaily Planet Daily reports that Nansen CEO Alex Svanevik criticized Coinbase Advanced's fee structure in a post on the X platform. Reportedly, the fees for his Coinbase Advanced account, calculated based on the past 30 days of trading activity or asset holdings, have changed to Intro 1, with the new Taker fee at a staggering 1.2% and the Maker fee at 0.6%. Alex Svanevik wrote, "120 basis points??? Coinbase's fees are outrageous."

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According to Odaily Planet Daily, FTX creditor representative Sunil stated that FTX will begin making payments on March 31st, with February 14th being the record date if KYC and related documentation have been completed. (Cointelegraph)

According to Odaily Planet Daily, Nikita Bier, X Product Manager and Solana Advisor, previously disclosed that they are currently developing Smart Cashtags. Some crypto community users have questioned the backend for querying crypto assets, stating that some small-cap crypto assets not yet listed on major exchanges may not be searchable, ultimately forcing them to switch to DEXs. In response, Nikita Bier stated that the API (Application Programming Interface) used by the X platform will be able to process almost anything minted on-chain in real time. Furthermore, regarding user inquiries about the future possibility of using self-custodied wallets or even CEX widgets for crypto trading on X, Nikita Bier did not provide a clear answer, only replying with a "following" emoji.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Steak'n Shake, the American fast-food chain, announced this week that it has allocated $10 million to Bitcoin, officially adding BTC to the company's balance sheet. This move continues its crypto strategy of accepting Bitcoin payments at its stores across the United States over the past eight months. The company stated that this decision is part of what it calls a "self-reinforcing cycle": consumers using Bitcoin to pay drive sales growth, and the related revenue is then continuously reinvested into the company's Bitcoin Reserve (SBR), thereby funding operational investments such as ingredient upgrades and store renovations, without increasing menu prices. Steak'n Shake will accept Bitcoin payments at all its U.S. stores via the Lightning Network starting in May 2025, aiming to reduce credit card fees and attract a younger, crypto-savvy customer base. The company disclosed that same-store sales grew by more than 10% year-over-year in the second quarter of 2025, and that payment processing fees were reduced by approximately 50% when customers chose to pay with Bitcoin. This purchase of approximately 105 BTC (at current prices) is Steak'n Shake's most direct Bitcoin treasury allocation to date. Although far smaller than large publicly traded companies like Strategy, this case demonstrates that Bitcoin accumulation at the corporate level continues to expand.