According to DB News, the DOJ is cleared to sell 69,370 $BTC($6.58B) confiscated from Silk Road.

**February 10th Update** Andre Cronje, founder of Sonic Labs, announced on social media that derivatives platform flyingtulip has launched its first products: ftUSD and a Margin Account. These offerings support cross-chain liquidity, enabling leveraged spot trading and total return swaps. Per reports, flyingtulip is a platform focused on innovating trading, liquidity provision, and derivatives within an integrated ecosystem. It provides a one-stop DeFi service, letting users access spot, leveraged, and perpetual trading from a single liquidity pool—no need to transfer funds across different protocols.

On February 10, market sources note LayerZero had previously announced a major announcement for the day—confirmed as the launch of its blockchain network "Zero"—though the news originates from a now-deleted video.

On February 10th, Bloomberg reports Russian telecom regulator Roskomnadzor plans to restrict access to Telegram starting Tuesday. Throttling of the messaging app has already begun, per another unnamed source.

February 10th, per Onchain Lens monitoring, BlackRock has just deposited 3,401.98 BTC (worth approximately $234.28 million) and 30,215.6 ETH (worth approximately $60.82 million) into Coinbase, and may continue depositing additional assets.

February 10 — Binance announced via an official statement that users holding 240 or more Alpha Points are eligible to join its Prime Sale event through the Alpha event page. Participation requires consuming 15 Alpha Points. The Prime Sale supports refunds. Its redemption window lasts 24 hours, ending at 22:00 UTC+8 on February 11, 2026. Any unclaimed rewards will be forfeited after this period. Unclaimed staked BNB and Alpha Points will be automatically refunded to users’ participating wallets within 7 business days.

On February 10, the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) published its 2025 fourth-quarter Monetary Policy Implementation Report for China. The report states the central bank will maintain a moderately loose monetary policy, prioritizing stable economic growth and a reasonable rebound in prices. Given domestic and global economic/financial conditions and market operations, it stresses the need to control the intensity, pace, and timing of policy rollout. It also underscores flexible, effective use of tools like reserve requirement ratio (RRR) cuts and interest rate reductions to keep liquidity reasonably ample and social financing conditions relatively loose. The objectives are to guide reasonable growth in financial aggregates, ensure balanced credit distribution, and align the growth of social financing and money supply with economic growth and the overall price level target. (Source: Golden Ten)