On-Chain Data

The decentralized stablecoin USDD's interest-bearing token sUSDD has experienced rapid growth on the Morpho protocol, with TVL exceeding $47 million. In just one month since launch, it surpassed $40 million, becoming the second-largest yield-bearing stablecoin lending market. The liquidity of sUSDD continues to strengthen.

Bitcoin prices have recently fallen over 50%, hovering around $60,000, and the market is debating whether a bottom has been reached. CME data shows institutional funds reducing short positions, which may indicate a rebound. On the technical side, the 200-week moving average acts as support, but there is still downside risk. Search panic sentiment in the United States has increased, but the global trend is relatively declining, and overall market uncertainty remains.

Binance's Bitcoin reserve indicator shows that the current reserve has reached approximately 676,860 BTC, one of the highest levels in 2024, indicating a rebound in deposit activity. Changes in reserve levels can influence market dynamics; an increase in reserves may lead to short-term selling pressure but could also be used for derivatives trading or market rebalancing, which is not entirely a negative signal.

ChainCatcher message: According to Web3 asset data platform RootData's token unlock data, Quack AI (Q) will unlock approximately 161.1 million tokens at 0:00 Beijing time on March 2, with a value of about $3.64 million.

PANews February 23 News, according to Artemis Analytics data, the circulating market value of the world's largest stablecoin Tether's USDT decreased by approximately $1.5 billion in February, marking the largest monthly decline since the FTX exchange collapse in December 2022. Previously, USDT had shown a continuous growth trend since former U.S. President Trump returned to the White House. This decline also follows a slight pullback in January.

Data from Glassnode indicates a significant rise in the number of entities holding at least 1,000 BTC, suggesting that large investors are expanding their positions amid market volatility. This trend reflects a long-term accumulation strategy, potentially leading to a more sustainable price structure.

Last week, the US stock market experienced volatility due to profit concerns over AI software stocks and the Supreme Court's tariff ruling. Bitcoin ETFs saw five consecutive weeks of outflows, indicating a cautious attitude toward risk assets. Market focus has shifted to NVIDIA's upcoming earnings report and the US January PPI data, which are expected to provide important clues about the economic outlook.

_Tokenized Treasuries and gold drive Ethereum RWAs above $15B as institutional capital increases on-chain exposure._ Ethereum’s real-world asset sector is gaining momentum. Tokenized instruments tied to traditional finance continue to attract capital at a steady pace. Market value has now

ChainCatcher reports that, according to Alicharts monitoring, over the past three months, the stablecoin reserves of cryptocurrency CEXs have decreased by 14%, from $75 billion to $64.5 billion.

The XRP Ledger Foundation is addressing a recent batch amendment bug, confirming the ledger is safe. A fix is in progress, and validators are asked to veto the amendment. Users are also advised to update their GPG signing key.

Santiment data shows that XRP has experienced its largest realized loss since November 2022, reaching $1.93 billion weekly, indicating that holders are locking in losses due to panic selling.

The real target is ECDSA The migration nightmare Tech billionaires and crypto enthusiasts are currently questioning the long-term security of the Bitcoin network amid the quantum mayhem However, according to former Mt. Gox CEO Mark Karpelès, the real threat to Bitcoin is the logistical nightmar

In February 2026, the search volume for "Bitcoin is dead" hit a record high, related to a sharp decline in Bitcoin prices. The market capitalization evaporated by over $2 trillion, triggering panic, but some analysts suggest this could indicate the market bottom. History shows that Bitcoin has been declared "dead" multiple times but often recovers. Recently, Bitcoin has seen a slight rebound, with funds flowing into real-world applications, and the crypto market is evolving.

Tether's USDT, the world's largest stablecoin pegged to the US dollar, is experiencing the strongest monthly supply reduction in years as major investors increase withdrawal activity, according to blockchain data. According to a Bloomberg report based on data from Artemis