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Edward Yau: The first batch of stablecoin issuance licenses were issued in March, and a draft of the digital asset policy regulation will be submitted within the year

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**February 25** Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po announced in the 2026 Budget that the government will table a digital asset regulation draft bill this year to establish a licensing system for service providers offering digital asset trading and custody services. Currently, Hong Kong has a licensing regime in place for fiat-backed stablecoin issuers, with the first batch of licenses slated for issuance in March. The government and financial regulators will continue to encourage licensed issuers to explore additional use cases in compliance-focused, risk-controlled environments. Chan also noted that the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) will further boost liquidity in Hong Kong’s digital asset market while safeguarding investor protection, offer more products and services to professional investors, and launch an accelerator to speed up market innovation. *Source: Jinse*
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Coinbase CEO Calls on UK Users to Sign Petition for Stablecoin Regulation, Urges Government to Appoint Blockchain Transaction Commissioner

On Feb 25, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong stated that the UK’s ongoing stablecoin regulation finalization could undermine the country’s competitiveness in the global digital economy. For example, the Bank of England has proposed capping the amount of stablecoins individuals and businesses can hold. The UK has long been a global financial hub—embracing and fostering innovation, particularly as other nations advance rapidly, is critical to maintaining that position. However, the current regulatory direction runs counter to this, and it will stifle innovation. Armstrong is calling on UK users to sign a petition from StandwithCrypto. The petition advocates for stable, tokenized regulatory frameworks that drive innovation, including: supporting interest-bearing stablecoins, preserving their role as wholesale settlement assets, exploring government blockchain use cases, appointing a dedicated blockchain and cryptocurrency affairs chief, and more.

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Bitcoin Dips Below $65K, Bounce Back Stalls Again

February 25 — Per HTX market data, while Asia-Pacific stocks surged in early trading, Bitcoin initially rebounded 2.64% within an hour. The rebound was short-lived, though, as the cryptocurrency continued to decline in subsequent hours. As of press time, Bitcoin has fallen below $65,000, currently trading at $64,872.89, with a nearly 0.82% drop over the past hour.

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Spot Gold Intraday Gain Expands to 1.00%

**Feb. 25 — Bitget market data shows spot gold’s intraday gain has widened to 1.00%, with the metal currently trading at $5,195.26 per ounce.**

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Jane Street Responds to Terra Trustee: Allegations are Baseless, Opportunistic

On February 25, a Jane Street spokesperson responded to allegations from the bankruptcy trustee of Terraform Labs, calling the lawsuit an attempt to extort money from the firm. Jane Street will vigorously defend its rights against "baseless, opportunistic allegations." "This desperate lawsuit is clearly an attempt to extort money—especially since it’s been amply shown that losses suffered by Terra and Luna holders stemmed from a multi-billion-dollar fraud orchestrated by Terraform Labs management," the spokesperson said (per CoinDesk). Previously, the court-appointed bankruptcy trustee for Terraform Labs had sued Jane Street in federal court in New York, alleging the firm engaged in front-running trades using non-public insider information from Terra insiders to profit during Terra’s collapse.

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Yesterday Bitcoin ETF Net Inflow was $257.7 million, Ethereum ETF Net Inflow $9.2 million

On February 25th, per Farside Investors monitoring data, U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs posted a net inflow of $257.7 million yesterday, with IBIT at $78.9 million, FBTC at $82.8 million, and ARKB at $71.1 million. U.S. Ethereum ETFs saw a net inflow of $9.2 million, while Grayscale’s ETH offering recorded $11.1 million in net inflows.

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A Certain PUMP Private Sale Whale Sells More Than Half of Their Holdings, Incurring a Total Loss of Approximately $10.3 Million

On February 25, per LookIntoBlock data, the PUMP private sale whale address “GpCfmw” cut losses after holding the token for 8 months. The whale invested $19 million in the private round to acquire 4.75 billion PUMP tokens. Over the past 5 days, it has sold 2.66 billion PUMP (valued at $5.16 million) and currently holds 2.09 billion PUMP (worth $3.55 million). Total losses from the position tally roughly $10.3 million.

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