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1. WLFI will cooperate with DarGlobal and Securitize to tokenize the loan income rights of the Maldives Trump Hotel; 2. Federal Reserve researchers say Kalshi data can provide real-time references for policy making; 3. The White House will hold the third stablecoin yield meeting tomorrow; 4. U.S. Senator: The CLARITY Act may be passed in April, and an exchange stated there is a "path forward"; 5. Witman Hung: Hong Kong will issue the first batch of stablecoin issuer licenses in March, and suggests promoting usage through airdrops; 6. U.S. SEC Chairman: Key initiatives such as investment contract recognition and innovative exemptions for tokenized securities trading will be launched in the coming months; 7. Since the activation of transaction fees, Polymarket has accumulated $5.6 million in fee revenue; 8. Moonwell: A recovery plan has been submitted to the governance forum and partial compensation has been initiated; 9. Polymarket has reached an exclusive partnership with Substack to integrate market data into news content; 10. Aptos updates tokenomics: supply cap set at 2.1 billion tokens, Gas fees increased tenfold, and a buyback plan launched; 11. Federal Reserve mouthpiece: The Fed meeting minutes no longer specify a timetable for inflation to return to 2%; 12. Eric Trump: Based on historical average annual growth rates, bitcoin could rise to $1 million.

Glonghui, February 19｜Rio Tinto: Full-year net profit was $10 billion, estimated at $10.7 billion; full-year underlying earnings were $10.87 billion, estimated at $10.81 billion. The 2026 production and sales guidance, as well as capital investment guidance, are consistent with the content released at our Capital Markets Day.

ChainCatcher news, on-chain data platform Arkham posted on X that bitcoin treasury company Strategy has accumulated approximately $54.52 billions worth of bitcoin over the past five and a half years, with an average purchase price of about $76,027. Based on the current price, bitcoin is about 12.4% lower than its average holding cost, corresponding to an unrealized book loss of approximately $6.7 billions. Market analysis suggests that Michael Saylor's long-term commitment to a dollar-cost averaging strategy, as well as his holding cost and floating profit and loss situation, are often regarded as important indicators for institutional-level bitcoin allocation.