On-Chain Data

MoonExe reports a significant rise in stablecoin on- and off-ramp volumes, indicating their growing use for real-world payments rather than just speculative trading. This shift highlights the increasing importance of stablecoins in facilitating various economic activities and the need for robust liquidity infrastructure to support these transactions.

Bitcoin faces significant challenges, with mining difficulty dropping 11.16%, indicating easier block mining but reduced network security. This adjustment suggests a bear market, though past metrics hint at potential recovery. Price remains down 46% from its peak, yet some indicators point to a bullish reset ahead.

ChainCatcher reports that, according to Lookonchain monitoring, Bitcoin ETF net outflow is 3,711 BTC (worth $252.63 million), Ethereum ETF net outflow is 27,535 ETH (worth $54.77 million), and SOL ETF net inflow is 1,708 SOL (worth $140,000).

BNB Chain enhanced its operations in Q4 2025, with daily transactions rising by 30% and fees up 127%. The value of real-world assets (RWA) soared to $2 billion, making BNB second globally after Ethereum, while stablecoin cap reached $15.2 billion amid DeFi trends.

According to Coinglass data, there was a capital outflow in the crypto market over the past 24 hours, with BERA experiencing the largest outflow of $35.51 million. On the other hand, in terms of capital inflow, BTC led with a net inflow of $127 million.

Bitcoin plummeted close to $60,000 last week, triggering market panic. Research firm K33 believes this sharp decline may mark the establishment of a cyclical bottom, as the market experienced a "capitulation sell-off" and rare momentum indicator lows. Analysis shows that extreme data suggests the price will enter consolidation and may retest the lows, with a high probability that $60,000 will serve as the cyclical bottom.

ChainCatcher message, ValidatorQueue data shows that the Ethereum staking amount has surpassed 30% of the circulating supply, reaching 30.27%, achieving a new milestone. Meanwhile, investors are still queuing in the validator queue to deposit $8 billion worth of pending staked tokens, also hitting a new all-time high.

Foresight News reports that, according to Onchain Lens monitoring, the Kingdom of Bhutan government transferred 100 BTC to QCP Capital, worth approximately $6.77 million.

Gate News bot message, the Central Government of Bhutan has transferred 100 BTC valued at $6.77 million to QCP Capital. This transaction marks another instance of institutional movement of Bitcoin holdings by the Bhutanese government.

VeChain reported millions of enterprise transactions on VeChainThor in the past few days. The network said one transaction can bundle many “sub-transactions,” lowering fees per action and boosting throughput. VeChain enterprise partners have generated millions of transactions on its network

ChainCatcher reports that, according to Arkham data, at 18:05, 154.51 BTC (worth approximately $10.43 million) was transferred from an anonymous address (starting with bc1qycx0t...) to another anonymous address (starting with bc1qvpas...). Subsequently, this address transferred some BTC (0.00649069 BTC) to Quidax.

February 12 News, as the first quarter of 2026 approaches its end, whether altcoins still have a rebound opportunity has become a focal point of market attention. Currently, sentiment remains weak, with most altcoins in a deep correction phase. Analytical firm Swissblock pointed out that its altcoin pulse signals show that although there are signs of slowing downward momentum, no clear reversal signals have appeared yet, and a full recovery is still unlikely in the short term. From on-chain and price structure perspectives, since Bitcoin broke below a key threshold in mid-January, selling pressure on altcoins has significantly increased, and capital outflows have accelerated. Meanwhile, only a very few altcoins remain above the 200-day moving average, indicating that most projects are still in a downtrend channel. Technical analysis shows that a bullish signal would only be confirmed if the positive signal line crosses above the negative momentum line in the future, which could bring new bullish clues to the market.

The Ethereum spot ETF market ended two consecutive days of capital inflows, with a net outflow of $129.18 million on February 11, bringing the total net inflow to $11.75 billion. Among the main products, five ETFs including Fidelity FETH experienced net outflows, with a total transaction volume of $1.14 billion and net assets of $11.27 billion.

February 12 News, in 2026, Hedera (HBAR) is facing a new round of downward pressure. Affected by weakening on-chain indicators and the overall sluggishness of the crypto market, its price has been continuously declining since early January. Data shows that HBAR has recently fallen about 5.66%, with a year-to-date decline of over 30%. As one of the top market capitalization digital assets, its retracement since the peak in July last year has approached 70%, and the long-term trend remains under pressure. The on-chain fundamentals also signal caution. According to DeFiLlama data, the total value locked (TVL) on the Hedera network has dropped from $146 million in July last year to approximately $57.2 million, a significant decrease. Meanwhile, the weekly revenue of dApps within the network has declined nearly 70% from the mid-October high last year. The simultaneous cooling of developer activity and user engagement has weakened the ecosystem’s attractiveness to funds and has also dampened market confidence.

February 12 News, Solana (SOL) has once again become the focus of attention in the cryptocurrency market. According to the latest data from Artemis, Solana continues to lead mainstream public chains in key metrics such as active users, number of transactions, transaction fee revenue, developer growth, and on-chain transaction volume, while maintaining stable operation for over 24 months. This combination of high performance and reliability has led Artemis's Zheng Jie Lim to describe it as an "Internet capital market," vividly summarizing its scale and efficiency advantages. In addition to on-chain performance, Solana has also achieved significant progress at the infrastructure level. Alibaba recently showcased a high-performance Solana RPC and completed integration with Alibaba Cloud, aiming to significantly reduce network latency. Supported by ZAN technology, Solana is expected to offer millisecond-level speed advantages for high-frequency on-chain transactions, which is of great importance for institutional applications and complex financial scenarios, further solidifying its market position as a "performance-first blockchain."

Ethereum Foundation AI Lead Davide Crapis and Ethereum Co-Founder Vitalik Buterin proposed using zero-knowledge proofs to ensure user privacy during interactions with large language models, while also preventing spam and abuse. Each time a user sends a message to the AI chatbot, an API call is triggered. They stated that the core challenges faced by users and providers are privacy, security, and efficiency.

February 12 News, Ripple is accelerating its expansion in Europe. Following the receipt of two regulatory licenses in early 2026, Ripple has also partnered with European asset management giant Aviva Investors, allowing their traditional funds to be custodyed on the XRP Ledger (XRPL) in a tokenized form. This move is seen as an important step for Ripple to connect traditional finance with decentralized finance. In recent months, most Layer 1 payment networks have been establishing collaborations around stablecoins and DeFi applications to expand capital inflows and use cases. Ripple’s approach is clearer: first obtain a compliant identity, then introduce traditional financial assets onto the chain, fundamentally reshaping the application structure of XRPL. Previously, Ripple obtained regulatory licenses in the UK and Luxembourg, enabling its blockchain infrastructure to legally integrate into the European payment system and providing institutional support for the on-chain ecosystem of XRP.

JPMorgan is optimistic about the outlook for the cryptocurrency market, expecting that capital inflows will continue to grow through 2026, primarily driven by institutional investors. Although Bitcoin recently fell below production costs and market sentiment is fragile, analysis indicates that the return of institutional funds could potentially trigger a market recovery.