According to HyperInsight, Huang Licheng's ("Maji Dage") address sold some ETH and altcoins from his wallet and subsequently increased his holdings of BTC, ETH, and HYPE on Hyperliquid. His current holdings are as follows: • 25x leverage long position of 6,200 ETH, opening price $2006.88, liquidation price $1847.69; • 40x leverage long position of 25 BTC, opening price $68,645.90, liquidation price $33,872.44; • 10x leverage long position of 55,000 HYPE, opening price $31.09, liquidation price $14.44.

Odaily reports that Philippine digital bank Maya is exploring an initial public offering (IPO) in the United States, planning to raise up to $1 billion. The company is currently working with advisors to advance the deal. Maya holds a digital banking license issued by the Central Bank of the Philippines and offers savings accounts, consumer loans, payments, and merchant services through its app. In addition to its core banking business, Maya also offers in-app cryptocurrency trading services under a regulated virtual asset service provider framework. Choosing a US listing could provide Maya with a deeper capital pool and a broader institutional investor base. Local observers say investors will weigh the company's banking fundamentals against its cryptocurrency compliance.

According to the latest data from Forbes' billionaires list, Tesla CEO Elon Musk's personal wealth is approaching $850 billion. Furthermore, according to predictions from the Kalshi platform, he has a 78% chance of becoming the world's first trillionaire this year. Watcher.Guru, writing on the X platform, stated that Musk claims he has less than $850 million in cash, representing only 0.1% of his net worth.

According to a report by Cointelegraph, despite a roughly 20% drop in ETH prices in February, on-chain data indicates that investors are still increasing their holdings. In February, ETH addresses added over 2.5 million ETH, bringing total holdings to 26.7 million. Regarding network fundamentals, over 30% of the circulating ETH supply (37,228,911 ETH) is currently staked. Weekly transaction volume reached a record high of 17.3 million, while the median gas fee dropped to $0.008. In the derivatives market, ETH open interest is $11.2 billion, and the estimated leverage ratio remains high at 0.7. Hyblock data shows that 73% of accounts globally are currently long on ETH. The liquidation heatmap shows over $2 billion in short positions clustered above $2200, while approximately $1 billion in long liquidation positions are piled up around $1800. The most recent cluster of liquidations is at $1909, where there are $563 million worth of long positions. Technical charts show ETH forming an "Adam and Eve" bottom pattern; a break above $2150 could see it rise to the $2473-$2634 range.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, Wang Yongli, former vice president of the Bank of China, wrote an article titled "Where Does the Huge Increase in Currency Come From?" He points out that modern currency has completely transformed from a metallic standard paper money system to one that is no longer anchored to any specific tradable wealth. Monetary theory and practice have fully demonstrated that anchoring to any specific wealth will inevitably cause the total amount of currency to be difficult to change with the total value of tradable wealth, and will severely restrict or hinder exchange and economic and social development due to currency shortages. Therefore, returning to a metallic standard or finding a new anchor for currency (such as crypto assets like Bitcoin, rare earth elements, or energy) are misunderstandings of the nature and development laws of currency.