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On February 26th, according to the monitoring of LookOnChain, a whale unstaked 1,366,028 SOL tokens (valued at $198 million) 7 hours ago and transferred them to FalconX.
During the past 7 hours, FalconX has deposited 440,202 SOL tokens (worth $62.6 million) into Binance and Coinbase.

On February 26th, as per the official website, the 64th Binance Launchpool RED Pool has garnered more than 18.87 million BNB, 1.16 billion FDUSD, and 1.78 billion USDC.

On February 26th, according to GMGN market data (accessible via https://t.me/GMGN_sol_bot?start=i_m4TE56o8), within the past 24 hours, only 2 newly graduated tokens have a market value exceeding $1 million, suggesting a significant cooling down of the on-chain speculation frenzy.

On February 26th, based on HTX market data, MKR briefly rose above $1700 and is currently trading at $1692.2, with a 24-hour increase of 23.66%.

February 26th: The continuous growth of the global M2 money supply has the potential to lead to a significant Bitcoin rally. However, analysts caution against placing all one's eggs in this newly emerging signal. Pav Hundal, the Chief Analyst at the crypto exchange Swyftx, told Cointelegraph, "This is not a market where one should bet all funds in pursuit of quick gains. Nevertheless, our core forecast remains that the market will remain strong starting from March onwards." Furthermore, Bravo Research stated that the US money supply has doubled within just 10 years. "This surge in liquidity could potentially fuel Bitcoin's parabolic rise."

On February 26th, as per Decrypt, Senator Dick Durbin from Illinois introduced the "Cryptocurrency ATM Fraud Prevention Act". This act is intended to address the escalating fraud related to cryptocurrency ATMs. The bill will set strict transaction limits for new users, prohibiting them from making expenditures of more than $2,000 per day or $10,000 within 14 days. It also requires operators to directly contact users attempting transactions exceeding $500 to ensure they are not being deceived by fraudsters. The bill further stipulates that if a victim reports fraud within 30 days of the transaction, companies must provide a full refund. Senator Durbin presented a case in the proposal where a man from Illinois was defrauded of $15,000. The man received a scam call from someone claiming to be a deputy sheriff and was told that he had missed jury duty and could avoid arrest by paying a fine through a Bitcoin ATM. Data from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) indicates that consumer-report