Iranian Crypto Outflows Jump 700% After US-Israeli Airstrikes

HSBC CEO responds to Hong Kong stablecoin license application: hopes to take on a responsible role

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority plans to issue the first batch of stablecoin issuer licenses in March, with HSBC and Standard Chartered Bank expected to be approved. HSBC's CEO stated that they will actively participate in Hong Kong's financial innovation, exploring blockchain and tokenization services, including bond issuance and tokenized gold business.

Former Trump crypto advisor: The U.S. government cannot remain only at the level of "liking Bitcoin"

Former crypto advisor David Bailey stated that the U.S. government should be more proactive in supporting Bitcoin. He pointed out that although Trump signed the relevant order, the government has not yet implemented concrete actions. Bailey believes that truly supporting Bitcoin requires more political effort and public engagement.

Bitcoin Wobbles Despite $1B ETF Inflows Amid Rising Oil Prices

_Oil shock and Fed uncertainty pressure Bitcoin, while ETF inflows fail to restore strong institutional demand._ Bitcoin swung sharply after U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran triggered a weekend risk-off move across

Bitwise: A weekend attack accelerates the entire financial world's on-chain migration

The author believes that the transformation of the financial industry towards blockchain is inevitable. Although the crypto market may initially only serve fringe users, recent geopolitical events have accelerated this shift. As decentralized exchanges become the core of the market, traditional financial institutions need to adapt quickly to on-chain finance or risk being eliminated.

Former Trump advisor warns: Merely "supporting Bitcoin" is far from enough; the U.S. needs to actively advance a strategic Bitcoin reserve

David Bailey pointed out that the U.S. government needs to strengthen policy and political capital investment to push Bitcoin into the national strategic level. He mentioned that although the Trump administration has begun to establish Bitcoin reserves, progress has been limited, and the government's Bitcoin assets mainly come from law enforcement seizures. Bailey emphasized that political support alone is not enough to promote Bitcoin development; public engagement and policy efforts need to be increased.