10 #Bitcoin ETFs outflows 2,152 $BTC(-$201.21M) and 9 #Ethereum ETFs outflows 45,684 $ETH(-$148.11M) yesterday.

On February 14, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong took to social media to share: “Ironically, if a ban on crypto rewards were to become law, Coinbase’s profit would actually rise — because we currently pay high rewards to customers holding USDC stablecoins. But we don’t want that to happen. Rewarding customers benefits consumers, and keeping regulated stablecoins competitive on the global stage is also better for the U.S.” Armstrong’s remarks reportedly come in response to recent debate over the CLARITY Act, which focuses on whether to ban or restrict platforms from offering stablecoin rewards to users.

On Feb. 14, Benchmark partner Bill Gurley clarified on social media about "Grace Lei’s joining": "Sorry, I was just joking—this is fake news."

February 14 — Per alternative data, even as Bitcoin once again climbed above $69,000, the cryptocurrency Fear & Greed Index remains at 9 today (the same as yesterday), signaling the market is still in "extreme fear" territory. Note: The index ranges from 0 to 100 and incorporates the following metrics: Volatility (25%), Market Trading Volume (25%), Social Media Hype (15%), Market Surveys (15%), Bitcoin Market Dominance (10%), and Google Trends Analysis (10%).

On February 14, Stephen Douglass of NISA Investment Advisors noted that roughly one-third of tariff-related inflation could still gradually pass through to the economy in the coming months. This is expected to support solid economic performance and keep the Federal Reserve on hold for the near term. “We’re back on track for a soft landing,” he said. “The labor market will stabilize, and the final tariff inflation ripples will pass through in the first half of this year.” He projects commodity inflation will turn negative in the second half of the year, creating room for the Fed to resume rate cuts later than markets anticipate. “Our base case for this year is one rate cut in September and another in December,” he added. (Source: FXStreet)

February 14 — Binance has terminated several compliance investigators who previously flagged that Iran-linked entities moved more than $1 billion through the exchange between March 2024 and August 2025, according to internal documents cited in a *Fortune* report. The transactions used the stablecoin Tether (USDT) and settled on the Tron blockchain, potentially violating U.S. sanctions. At least five of those investigators have been gradually terminated since late 2025; many have law enforcement backgrounds in Europe and Asia and oversaw global financial crime and sanctions evasion probes. Separately, at least four senior compliance employees have resigned or been pushed out over the past three months. In 2023, Binance settled with the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) over anti-money laundering and sanctions violations, paying a $4.3 billion fine. Founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) pleaded guilty, resigned as CEO, and was later sentenced to four months in prison. The firm then entered re

Feb 14 — The U.S. Supreme Court has set Feb 20 as its next opinion release date, with the world awaiting a ruling that could largely invalidate former President Trump’s signature tariff policy, foreign media reports. Justices are also expected to issue opinions on Feb 24 and 25. The tariff dispute is among 12 cases argued in October or November that remain undecided. U.S. federal government data shows the controversial tariffs cost importers more than $16 billion monthly. Economic analyst Chris Kennedy estimates that by Feb 20, total duties collected under the case’s core law — the 1977 International Emergency Economic Powers Act — could exceed $170 billion. (FXStreet)