A new address has performed a cross-chain purchase of 5,424 ETH to increase its gold reserves, having already purchased 311 PAXG.

On February 13, according to market data from crypto exchange HTX, Bitcoin staged a short-term rebound, moving above $68,000. It was last trading at $67,906, with a 24-hour price change of +0.01%.

AI Monitor reports that an ETH whale has sold 14,745 ETH in the past 21 hours as of Feb. 13, incurring a $1.39M loss. The whale has been a frequent ETH accumulator since Feb. 6, withdrawing 26,727.98 ETH (valued at ~$54.64M at the time) from exchanges over six days at an average price of $2,044.39. Earlier this morning, the whale deposited ~$28.75M worth of ETH into OKX at an average price of $1,949.82.

On February 13th, U.S.-listed crypto mining firm IREN rose 2.85% during trading, with its market cap hitting $13.7 billion. Also, IREN is slated to join the MSCI USA Index post-market close on February 27. The index covers large- and mid-cap U.S. stocks, representing roughly 85% of U.S. free-float market capitalization. Index inclusion typically brings passive fund inflows and boosts visibility with institutional investors.

On February 13th, OnchainLens monitoring data shows that whale address "0x4A2" deposited $2 million worth of USDC into HyperLiquid and opened long positions on ETH and SOL with 20x leverage. Previously, the same whale had accumulated losses exceeding $6.88 million.

On February 13th, OnchainLens data indicates a newly created wallet withdrew 310 BTC (valued at ~$20.86 million) from Binance. Wallet address: bc1qlaxaer76d5cvh997vwm8dhcqsylul2qy2w4gjr

On February 13, at the **opening bell** of U.S. stock markets: - The Dow Jones Industrial Average dipped 0.03%, the S&P 500 edged down 0.01%, and the Nasdaq Composite slipped 0.12%. Among cryptocurrency-linked equities: - MicroStrategy (MSTR) gained 4.41%, Coinbase (COIN) jumped 7.35%, Circle (CRCL) rose 4.71%, Sporttrade (SBET) advanced 2.35%, and Bitfarms (BMNR) climbed 4.00%. ### Notes on U.S. language habits: 1. **"Opening bell"** is the standard term for market open (more natural than "opening"). 2. Explicit index names (e.g., *Dow Jones Industrial Average*, *Nasdaq Composite*) are common in financial news. 3. Verbs like *dipped/edged down/slipped* (for small declines) and *gained/jumped/advanced/climbed* (for gains) add variety (avoids repeating "fell/rose"). 4. Adding company full names (with ticker symbols in parentheses) is typical for clarity in financial briefs. 5. Concise, bullet-point structure aligns with U.S. news style for quick updates.