Last week, funds have flowed into #Bitcoin, #Ethereum, and #Hyperliquid.

**Feb. 25 — Coinglass data reveals: - If Bitcoin surges above $66,000, total short liquidations across major centralized exchanges (CEXs) will hit $1.593 billion. - Conversely, if Bitcoin drops below $62,000, total long liquidations on major CEXs will reach $717 million. BlockBeats Note: Liquidation charts do NOT show the exact number or value of contracts being liquidated. The bars instead reflect the relative intensity of each liquidation cluster vs. nearby clusters — i.e., how strongly price will react to hitting that level. A taller bar signals a stronger reaction from liquidity cascades once price reaches the threshold.**

February 24 – Per LookOnChain monitoring data, Huang Licheng, widely known as "Brother Ma Ji," has again deposited 245,000 USDC into his account address on Hyperliquid (link: https://app.hyperliquid.xyz/join/NTOD).

Polymarket developer Suhail Kakar announced via social media on Feb. 24 that the Polymarket Command Line Interface (CLI) is now live. It’s the fastest Rust-built way for AI agents to access prediction markets, enabling them to directly query markets, trade, and fetch data via the terminal.

Feb. 24: Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister said Tehran is ready to reach an agreement with the U.S. as soon as possible. (Golden Ten)

February 24 — After one of its AI tools was linked to market volatility and sparked discussions about AI’s disruptive potential, AI startup Anthropic is expanding the reach of its Claude chatbot into new domains. On Tuesday, Anthropic rolled out a new AI tool for its Claude Cowork intelligent agent platform, designed to automate tasks in sectors like human resources, investment banking, and design. The company noted the tool was built in partnership with client firms. Scott White, product lead for Anthropic’s Claude AI model, said the company aims to close the gap between using AI for work-related queries and the tools teams rely on to complete actual work. He added that tying market performance to a single product launch was “a bit of an overinterpretation or overreaction,” and emphasized the model is driving growth for enterprise clients. (Jinse)

**Breaking News: Citron Calls SanDisk Overvalued, Cites Memory Cycle Peak Risks** Feb 24 – Noted short seller Citron released a report labeling SanDisk overvalued, drawing a contrast to NVIDIA: while NVIDIA has a competitive moat, SanDisk sells commoditized products. Days prior, Western Digital dumped a large stake at a 25% discount to market value—signaling veteran investors see the memory chip cycle peaking. Historical data shows memory market cycles peaked in 2008, 2012, and 2018; Citron argues SanDisk will not be an exception. Samsung, which has prioritized market share over margins for 30 years, is now pushing high-end SSDs directly to SanDisk’s key clients, pledging gross margins won’t fall below 50%. Citron dismisses SanDisk’s current supply crunch as a temporary capacity bottleneck—a “scarcity illusion” that could vanish at any point in an earnings call. The firm stresses shorting SanDisk is a pre-cycle-adjustment positioning play: by the time the memory market norm