Alt5 Sigma transferred 75.8 million WLFI to the WLFI official address at midnight, approximately 8.02 million USD

Pioneer Navigation Group CRCL holdings have an unrealized loss of over $400 million

Pioneer Navigation Group's 13F filing with the U.S. SEC shows that it holds 5,653,110 shares of Circle stock, currently valued at approximately $339 million, with an unrealized loss of over $400 million.

RLUSD on-chain throughput soars to $6.3 billion per month, is a stablecoin settlement network taking shape?

February 14 News, RLUSD has been continuously expanding since its launch in December 2024. After early support from multiple platforms, its market capitalization quickly surpassed $1 billion. By 2026, key changes occurred in its liquidity structure, with a global distribution network and zero-fee incentives driving increased trading volume, while custodial deposits contributed to a simultaneous rise in reserves and trading activity. With the withdrawal function and XRPL deposit channel opening on February 12, the on-chain migration of RLUSD has significantly accelerated, and its cross-border payment and multi-network circulation capabilities are gradually taking shape. As of mid-February 2026, RLUSD's circulating supply has increased to approximately $1.52 billion. During this period, the supply was expanded through three issuance events, and some tokens were burned on the Ethereum network to curb excess supply, with the collateralization rate remaining above 103%. On-chain distribution has also become clearer: approximately 77% to 79% of the balance is held on Ethereum, mainly for liquidity and collateral purposes; XRPL holds about 22% to 23%, focusing more on fast settlement and payment routing.

ARB has fallen 40% in 2026, hitting a historic low. Can ETHZilla's RWA project bring a turning point for Arbitrum?

February 14 News, Arbitrum (ARB) continues to face pressure in 2026, with a decline of 40% year-to-date. Looking back at 2025, its price once dropped more than 70%, and now it has again hit a historic low. After falling below $0.20, almost all holders are in a floating loss, and market confidence has clearly been affected. Despite the weak price performance, on-chain data shows subtle changes. According to DeFiLlama data, the total market value of stablecoins on the Arbitrum network increased slightly by about 2% this week, with nearly $65 million in new funds. Among them, USDC's share rose to 56.8%, becoming the main supporting force. However, the network's TVL remains at multi-month lows, indicating that overall liquidity has not yet recovered, and on-chain buffer capacity remains relatively weak.

This week, the US spot Bitcoin ETF experienced a net outflow of $360 million.

This week, US spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced a net outflow of $360 million, with several ETFs such as IBIT and FBTC seeing significant outflows, while Grayscale BTC had a net inflow of $110.1 million.

BlackRock Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs see $18.64 million in daily outflows, but overall US funds are still flowing back in, with institutional attitudes now diverging.

On February 14, news reports indicate that two spot cryptocurrency ETFs under BlackRock experienced net fund outflows on February 13, totaling $18.64 million. Among them, the Bitcoin ETF IBIT saw an outflow of $9.36 million, and the Ethereum ETF ETHA saw an outflow of $9.28 million, making BlackRock the only major US issuer to experience net outflows on that day. However, in contrast to BlackRock's performance, the overall US spot ETFs continued to see positive inflows. On that day, Bitcoin ETFs attracted a total of $15.2 million in new funds, and Ethereum ETFs recorded a net inflow of $10.2 million, indicating that mainstream capital has not exited the crypto asset market but is reallocating funds among different products.

Bitcoin ETF funding approval only $15.2 million, institutions remain cautious, market confidence awaiting restoration

February 14 News, Bitcoin spot ETF finally turned positive briefly after several days of net outflows. According to data disclosed by Coin Bureau, the ETF saw a total net inflow of approximately $15.2 million on that day, ending the previous selling cycle. However, compared to the recent sustained outflows, this figure remains limited, and market sentiment has only experienced a slight recovery. From a mid-term perspective, the capital side still remains in a weak zone. Over the past week, Bitcoin ETF net outflows totaled nearly $360 million, marking the fourth consecutive week of negative flows. Such persistent outflows are uncommon in the past year. Institutional investors clearly remain cautious, mostly observing rather than actively increasing their positions.