🇰🇷📊 South Korea’s largest crypto exchange Upbit will list SKR trading pairs against KRW, #BTC, and $USDT. SKR (Seeker) is the native token of the Solana Mobile ecosystem, designed for the second-generation Web3 smartphone “Seeker.” link
🥷 #STEP Step: We announce the cessation of operations for Step Finance, SolanaFloor, and Remora Markets.
Following the hack in late January, we explored all possible solutions to the issue, including funding and acquisition opportunities. Unfortunately, we were unable to find a viable option, and we have made the difficult decision to immediately cease all operations. #hack link
Following the hack in late January, we explored all possible solutions to the issue, including funding and acquisition opportunities. Unfortunately, we were unable to find a viable option, and we have made the difficult decision to immediately cease all operations. #hack link
🥷 #STEP Step: We announce the cessation of operations for Step Finance, SolanaFloor, and Remora Markets.
Following the hack in late January, we explored all possible solutions to the issue, including funding and acquisition opportunities. Unfortunately, we were unable to find a viable option, and we have made the difficult decision to immediately cease all operations. #hack link
Following the hack in late January, we explored all possible solutions to the issue, including funding and acquisition opportunities. Unfortunately, we were unable to find a viable option, and we have made the difficult decision to immediately cease all operations. #hack link
📉 Aggregate Bitcoin ETF allocations among the largest hedge fund holders fell 28% from the third to the fourth quarter of 2025. #etf link
🕵️ Binance released its 39th Proof of Reserves report (snapshot date: Feb. 1).
User BTC holdings were about 639,000 BTC, up 0.41% from the previous snapshot on Jan. 1 (up 2,614 BTC).
User ETH holdings were about 4.18 million ETH, down 3.74% (down 162,469 ETH).
User USDT holdings were about 36.8 billion USDT, down 3.07% (down roughly 1.16 billion USDT). link
User BTC holdings were about 639,000 BTC, up 0.41% from the previous snapshot on Jan. 1 (up 2,614 BTC).
User ETH holdings were about 4.18 million ETH, down 3.74% (down 162,469 ETH).
User USDT holdings were about 36.8 billion USDT, down 3.07% (down roughly 1.16 billion USDT). link
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📊 DCRUSDT AI Signal (4H)
Trend: UPTREND
Bias: LONG_ONLY
🟢 Position: LONG
Entry: 26.63
Stop Loss: 25.1138
Targets:
28.44944 → 29.6624
Leverage: 3x
Risk: 1%
RR: 2.00
Confidence: 75%
🧠 Analysis:
• Price above EMA20 and EMA50 indicates bullish trend alignment.
• RSI above 50 shows positive momentum without overextension.
• Narrow BB bandwidth and ATR reflect low to moderate volatility in consolidation.
• Price between BB middle and upper band provides bullish context within uptrend.
• Recovery from swing low towards swing high supports trend continuation.
#DCR #Crypto #SIGNAL #SignalsToday #Trade
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Trend: UPTREND
Bias: LONG_ONLY
🟢 Position: LONG
Entry: 26.63
Stop Loss: 25.1138
Targets:
28.44944 → 29.6624
Leverage: 3x
Risk: 1%
RR: 2.00
Confidence: 75%
🧠 Analysis:
• Price above EMA20 and EMA50 indicates bullish trend alignment.
• RSI above 50 shows positive momentum without overextension.
• Narrow BB bandwidth and ATR reflect low to moderate volatility in consolidation.
• Price between BB middle and upper band provides bullish context within uptrend.
• Recovery from swing low towards swing high supports trend continuation.
#DCR #Crypto #SIGNAL #SignalsToday #Trade
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🇺🇸🏆 On Feb. 23 (ET), U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded total net outflows of $204 million. VanEck’s HODL saw the largest single-day net inflow among Bitcoin spot ETFs at $6.35 million.
Spot Ethereum ETFs posted total net outflows of $49.48 million, with BlackRock’s ETHA logging the largest single-day net outflow at $45.38 million. link
Spot Ethereum ETFs posted total net outflows of $49.48 million, with BlackRock’s ETHA logging the largest single-day net outflow at $45.38 million. link
🤔 The Ethereum Foundation announced it has begun staking a portion of its treasury funds in accordance with its treasury policy released last year. The Foundation deposited 2,016 ETH today and plans to stake around 70,000 ETH in total, with all staking rewards returning to the treasury. This move aims to strengthen Ethereum network security while supporting core activities such as protocol research, ecosystem development, and community grants. link
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Day 6 — What Really Happens When You Send Bitcoin?
When you send Bitcoin on Bitcoin, you are not “sending coins” like a bank transfer.
You are updating a public ledger.
Here’s the real story in simple terms:
🔹 1. You create a request
Your wallet says:
“I want to send 0.1 BTC to this address.”
🔹 2. You prove ownership
Your wallet uses your private key to digitally sign the transaction.
This signature proves you own those coins — without revealing your private key.
No signature = no valid transaction.
🔹 3. The network checks everything
The transaction is sent to thousands of computers (nodes).
They verify:
Is the signature valid?
Has this Bitcoin already been spent?
Are all rules followed?
If valid → it enters the waiting area (mempool).
🔹 4. Miners add it to a block
Miners choose transactions (usually higher fee first)
and include them in the next block.
🔹 5. Confirmations begin
Once the block is added:
Your transaction has 1 confirmation.
Each new block added after that increases security.
After about 6 confirmations, it’s considered very safe.
#Education #Crypto #SignalsToday
@Signals2day
When you send Bitcoin on Bitcoin, you are not “sending coins” like a bank transfer.
You are updating a public ledger.
Here’s the real story in simple terms:
🔹 1. You create a request
Your wallet says:
“I want to send 0.1 BTC to this address.”
🔹 2. You prove ownership
Your wallet uses your private key to digitally sign the transaction.
This signature proves you own those coins — without revealing your private key.
No signature = no valid transaction.
🔹 3. The network checks everything
The transaction is sent to thousands of computers (nodes).
They verify:
Is the signature valid?
Has this Bitcoin already been spent?
Are all rules followed?
If valid → it enters the waiting area (mempool).
🔹 4. Miners add it to a block
Miners choose transactions (usually higher fee first)
and include them in the next block.
🔹 5. Confirmations begin
Once the block is added:
Your transaction has 1 confirmation.
Each new block added after that increases security.
After about 6 confirmations, it’s considered very safe.
#Education #Crypto #SignalsToday
@Signals2day
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