In February, the total funding for crypto companies reached $883 million, but the number of transactions hit a 5.5-year low.

CoinShares: Digital asset investment products saw approximately $1 billion in net inflows last week

According to CoinShares weekly report, digital asset investment products saw a net inflow of approximately $1 billion last week, with the United States contributing $957 million. Among them, Bitcoin inflows amounted to $881 million, Ethereum inflows were $117 million, and Solana inflows reached $53.8 million, indicating a divergence in market sentiment.

The CLARITY Act is expected to pass by mid-year! JPMorgan: "8 Major Bullish Factors" ignite the cryptocurrency market in the second half of the year

JPMorgan's analysis team expects the U.S. Digital Asset Market Clarity Act (CLARITY Act) to complete legislation by mid-year, serving as a positive catalyst for the cryptocurrency market in the second half of the year. The bill will provide a clear regulatory framework for the crypto industry, promote innovation, and attract institutional investment. Once the bill is passed, it is expected to change the market structure and push Bitcoin's target price to $266,000.

Aave Founder Outlines $200T DeFi Infrastructure Financing Vision

Stani Kulechov outlines a framework for decentralized finance (DeFi) to fund global infrastructure, emphasizing a shift from liquidity supply to infrastructure demand through asset-backed lending. He identifies critical sectors and financing models, suggesting Aave’s role in facilitating this transition.

BNB Chain Is Secretly Hiring Like Wildly– Expecting 100x in 2026?

BNB Chain has posted advertisements on marketing, business development and engineering. The roles aim at various functions. These are campaign management, partnership growth, and core blockchain development. This step is an indication of obvious growth. The network is in preparation of the next

NYDIG: AI is regarded as a general-purpose technology, benefiting Bitcoin in a loose monetary environment

NYDIG Research Director Greg Cipolaro believes that artificial intelligence (AI) can be regarded as a general-purpose technology, and its impact on Bitcoin depends on its effects on the labor market and monetary policy. If AI triggers turbulence in the labor market, it could prompt central banks to adopt easing policies, which would be positive for Bitcoin; conversely, if AI drives growth and pushes up real interest rates, it could exert pressure on Bitcoin. The widespread application of AI may also change employment markets and investment patterns, challenging traditional economic structures.

PeckShield: February crypto losses decreased by 69%, mainly due to the absence of major hackers

PeckShield report shows that cryptocurrency losses in February 2026 dropped to $26.5 million, the lowest monthly level. The main reasons include the absence of major attacks, market volatility affecting strategies, and strengthened security measures. The largest loss events that month were YieldBlox and IoTeX, accounting for over 70% of the total losses. Experts expect future losses to continue decreasing, but phishing attacks still require vigilance.