Odaily Planet Daily reports that with the 2026 Academy Awards just around the corner, betting on various awards on Polymarket is now open. The top results are as follows: Best Picture: *World War I & II* leads with 75% odds; Best Actor: Timothée Chalamet leads with 77% odds; Best Director: Paul Thomas Anderson leads with 91% odds; Best Actress: Jessie Buckley leads with 93% odds; Best Original Screenplay: *The Sinner* leads with 84% odds; Best Supporting Actress: Teyana Taylor leads with 72% odds; Best Supporting Actor: Stellan Skarsgård leads with 67% odds; Best Documentary Feature: *The Perfect Neighbor* leads with 65% odds; Best Original Score: *The Sinner* leads with 87% odds.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Haseeb, Managing Partner of Dragonfly, wrote on the X platform that there is an interesting trend: compared to last year, listing teams (on CEXs) are offering better terms for token issuance. Fewer tokens are listed during bear markets, but listing teams always need new token issuances to continuously attract users. Supply and demand determine everything.

Huoxun Finance reported on February 14th that Vishal Kankani, head of the investment team at Multicoin Capital, posted on the X platform that the firm supports Aave Labs' proposed "AaveWillWin Framework," believing that transferring 100% of Aave-branded product revenue to the DAO is a meaningful strategic shift that will help build a cleaner token-centric economic model and, if implemented properly, could set an important precedent for the DeFi industry. Multicoin also offered several suggestions for improvement. Regarding the fundraising request totaling approximately $25 million in stablecoins plus 75,000 AAVE (worth approximately $40-50 million, representing 25-30% of the DAO's treasury), Multicoin believes more detailed financial data and underwriting information should be provided to support the scale, and suggests allocating funds in stages according to launch milestones and measurable revenue targets. Regarding the definition of "100% revenue," Multicoin points out the need for a clear deduction framework, transparent product-level reporting, and independent profit and loss statement verification to ensure the revenue transfer has economic substance and is free from conflicts of interest. Variable grants should be based on actual economic value generated rather than product launch milestones, and an incremental net revenue sharing model is recommended. Multicoin also requires clarification on whether AaveLabs plans to develop non-Aave-branded products and independent revenue streams to prevent ambiguity and ensure long-term strategic consistency. Previously, AaveLabs proposed transferring 100% of its protocol revenue to the DAO in exchange for operating funds.

Huoxun Finance reported on February 14th that, according to BlockSecPhalcon monitoring, an unknown USDC-OCA liquidity pool on the BSC chain was attacked, resulting in the withdrawal of approximately 422,000 USDC. The attacker exploited a deflationary vulnerability in the OCA token's `sellOCA()` function. Each call to `sellOCA()` removed an equal amount of OCA from the liquidity pool while simultaneously swapping OCA tokens, artificially inflating the token price within the pool. The attack was completed through three transactions: the first executed the attack, and the latter two were primarily used to pay additional bribes to the block builder. The attacker paid a total of approximately 43 BNB plus 69 BNB to the block builder (48club-puissant-builder), ultimately profiting an estimated $340,000. Another transaction in the same block failed at position 52, suggesting that the attacker preemptively completed the transaction.

According to Huoxun Finance on February 14th, gold (XAUT) maintained a steady upward trend, fluctuating at high levels throughout the day. Gate platform data shows a 24-hour high of $5,022.7 and a low of $4,913.8. As of press time, it is fluctuating narrowly around $5,010, up slightly by 0.98% in the last 24 hours. Gate pioneered a metals contract section, breaking the traditional market's holiday and weekend closure restrictions, enabling users to trade 24/7 and providing greater flexibility in trading strategies and asset management. Currently, Gate contracts are fully available in metals, stocks, forex, commodities, and index trading zones, covering a variety of contract trading instruments including gold, silver, crude oil, euro, pound sterling, Dow Jones Industrial Average, and Hang Seng Index, supporting leverage up to 100x, facilitating cross-market asset allocation and strategy deployment.