In February, the total funding for crypto companies reached $883 million, but the number of transactions hit a 5.5-year low.

Visa, ANZ Bank, China Asset Management, and Fidelity International have completed a cross-border settlement solution based on Chainlink

Visa, ANZ Bank, China Asset Management, and Fidelity International have completed a cross-border settlement solution based on Chainlink, utilizing the e-HKD program to achieve compliant and secure asset transfers, automated tokenized fund issuance, and real-time identity credential verification.

Bitwise donates $230,000 to support Bitcoin open-source developers, funded by BITB profits.

Digital asset investment firm Bitwise Asset Management announces a donation of $233,000 to support Bitcoin open-source developers. The funds come from profits of its spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund and will be distributed to three non-profit organizations to promote Bitcoin project development.

RedStone deploys price oracles on Stellar to strengthen DeFi security and RWA pricing infrastructure

RedStone launches price oracle services on the Stellar network to provide real-time price data for the DeFi ecosystem. This move is a necessary measure to strengthen market price reliability after Stellar experienced a security attack. Through a modular data architecture, RedStone enhances data redundancy, improving the flexibility and accuracy of price updates. Additionally, this initiative helps Stellar better meet the needs of lending, asset tokenization, and other financial applications, promoting the development of financial services.

$4 Billion DeFi Yield Vault Collapse Follow-up: MEV Capital Assets Shrink by 80%, Decentralized Leverage Strategy Risks Reconsidered

MEV Capital suffered a severe blow due to involvement in deUSD leverage strategies, with assets shrinking from $1.5 billion to $300 million, a decline of nearly 80%. This DeFi crisis was caused by complex lending relationships among yield treasury tokens, leading to multiple project failures and massive capital evaporation. The industry is working to shift towards more stable asset structures, but risks still remain.

Bank for International Settlements warns: Offline digital euro could become a new tool for money laundering, with higher crime risks than cash

The Bank for International Settlements report indicates that offline transactions of central bank digital currencies (CBDC) may increase the risk of financial crimes due to complex regulatory challenges and the potential for misuse by malicious actors to evade financial oversight. The European Central Bank is accelerating legislation on the digital euro, aiming to meet consumer privacy needs, while the European Union plans to implement a cap on cash transactions to strengthen anti-money laundering regulations. CBDC policies worldwide are diverging, with the EU actively promoting initiatives to address stablecoin challenges, whereas the United States remains more cautious.

Fell from 12.3 billion to 555 million! Digital asset fund inflows hit a 15-month low

According to DeFiLlama data, the digital asset vault companies' monthly capital inflow has dropped to approximately $555 million, the lowest point since 2024, shrinking over 95% from the historical peak. The market warns that without transforming into a cash flow-generating operational model, they will face the risk of being eliminated. Industry experts recommend that digital asset vaults adopt methods such as staking and mining to generate cash flow and enhance competitiveness.