NASDAQ-listed company CDT Equity invested $1 million to purchase approximately 8.6 Bitcoins.

Michael Saylor: The digital credit ecosystem, with Bitcoin as the underlying asset, will create a truly meaningful "digital currency" in the future.

Michael Saylor delivered a speech at Strategy World 2026, proposing a digital financial system centered around Bitcoin, divided into three layers: digital capital, digital credit, and digital currency. He emphasized that new financial products reduce Bitcoin risk and, unlike traditional fiat currencies, profits come from the increase in Bitcoin's price.

Bitcoin ETF experiences over $2 billion in net outflows over six weeks, with IBIT redemptions leading, as institutional funds retreat suppresses BTC rebound

February 25 News, Bitcoin spot ETFs are experiencing a rare consecutive capital outflow cycle, with net redemptions occurring for six consecutive weeks, indicating a clear shift in institutional funding attitude. Data shows that on February 23 alone, net outflows reached $203.8 million. Previously considered a long-term allocation tool, ETFs have now become one of the sources of phased selling pressure, directly exacerbating market volatility. In terms of price, Bitcoin has fallen below the key level of $63,000, nearly a 50% retracement from the October 2025 all-time high of approximately $126,000. Market risk appetite has significantly cooled. The current average holding cost for ETF investors is about $84,100. With the current price around $68,000, most institutional accounts are still showing approximately 20% unrealized losses, further amplifying the motivation for redemptions.

Peter Schiff Warns Trump Comment Could Trigger Bitcoin Selloff

Longtime Bitcoin critic Peter Schiff sparked fresh debate. After claiming a single social media post from Donald Trump could crash Bitcoin. The veteran gold advocate shared the view on X on February 25. He argues the crypto market still runs heavily on sentiment Schiff suggested that if Trump

USDT market capitalization declines for two consecutive months; weakening stablecoin liquidity may hinder Bitcoin and the crypto market recovery

February 25 News, the world's largest stablecoin USDT's market capitalization has once again shown signs of contraction, declining for the second consecutive month, prompting a reassessment of liquidity and capital strength in the crypto market. The latest data shows that USDT's market cap has decreased by approximately 0.8% this month to $183.6 billion, a significant pullback from the previous all-time high of $186.8 billion, continuing the downward trend from January. This consecutive shrinking is relatively rare since the stablecoin trust crisis in 2022, leading to a more cautious market sentiment. Stablecoins have long been regarded as the "capital reservoir" of the crypto market, with their size changes often directly reflecting off-chain capital inflows or outflows. Analyst Rachael Lucas pointed out that a reduction in stablecoin supply usually indicates a decline in market purchasing power. When liquidity tightens, the upward momentum of mainstream assets is also suppressed. The current weakening of USDT's market cap has been interpreted by some institutions as an important signal that capital has not yet flowed back into crypto assets on a large scale.

Trump's State of the Union address made no mention of cryptocurrencies and did not signal a rate cut, with high interest rate expectations suppressing Bitcoin and risk assets.

On February 25, U.S. President Trump delivered a nearly two-hour State of the Union address, setting a record for the longest in history. Although the speech covered core topics such as taxation, artificial intelligence, tariffs, and inflation, it completely omitted any mention of cryptocurrency policies or digital asset regulation. This stance was interpreted by the market as a lack of clear policy catalysts for the crypto industry in the short term. Despite his children Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump being deeply involved in crypto projects like World Liberty Financial, digital assets have yet to enter the official policy narrative framework. On a macro level, Trump defended tariff policies in his speech and expressed dissatisfaction with relevant Supreme Court rulings, while also signaling that tariffs would be maintained through other legal channels. However, the repeated adjustments of tariff rates from 10% to 15% have increased trade policy uncertainty. The European Union has paused trade agreement progress, and India has delayed negotiations, leading to a rise in global macro risk premiums, which directly impacts the valuation logic of risk assets.