10 #Bitcoin ETFs outflows 4,964 $BTC(-$458.3M) and 9 #Ethereum ETFs outflows 4,701 $ETH(-$15.21M) yesterday.

Feb. 13 — Coinbase has officially resolved the issue that prevented some users from buying, selling, or transferring assets. The official cause of the incident remains undisclosed.

February 13: BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes announced he’ll return to TOKEN2049 Dubai on April 29–30 to speak on the correlation between macro misalignment and on-chain opportunities.

**Sonic Labs Issues Statement Addressing Andre Cronje, Sonic Network Comments** (Feb. 13) — Sonic Labs released a statement on Monday addressing recent public discourse surrounding Andre Cronje and the Sonic network. In 2018, a Korean team launched an ICO for Fantom (now rebranded as Sonic) but failed to deliver a functional product due to mismanagement, leading to significant fund losses. Andre Cronje joined the project in June 2018 to relaunch Fantom. At his arrival, the project’s treasury held less than $5 million in non-FTM assets—this grew to a nine-figure sum between 2020 and 2021. Sonic Labs further clarified key points: - Cronje did not design the original Fantom tokenomics, which were created by the 2018 Korean team and later modified via on-chain governance. - He does not unilaterally control or safeguard the Sonic Development Fund. - Cronje has never abandoned Fantom/Sonic; he designed the original technology, expanded funding, and continues serving as a techni

Feb. 13 — According to HTX market data, U.S.-listed stock COIN (Coinbase) saw its intraday drop widen to 7.66%, with its market capitalization falling to $38.194 billion. Earlier, Coinbase announced that users are currently unable to buy, sell or transfer funds on its platform. The company noted it is investigating the issue related to user fund security.

February 13 — Coinbase has officially confirmed users cannot currently buy, sell, or transfer assets. In a statement, the exchange said it is investigating the issue to ensure users’ funds remain secure.

On February 13, Anthropic closed a $30 billion funding round, with a post-money valuation of $380 billion (including the new capital) — bolstering the AI firm as it ramps up competition with rival OpenAI. The company announced Thursday that Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund GIC and Coatue Management led the round, with other backers including tech giants like NVIDIA and Microsoft. The funding nearly doubled Anthropic’s valuation, cementing its spot among the world’s most valuable private companies. Anthropic also confirmed employees will be able to sell company shares at the same valuation as the latest funding round. (Source: Jinse)