In a month eclipsed by bad news, we have seen record DII buying in March 2026. The last time this happened was March 2020. COVID saw DIIs or retail investors, if we might call them, come out leg and toe to buy stocks. This time was no different. The sheer confidence shown by domestic investors is noteworthy. [Data courtesy web.strike.money]
LATEST: 🇵🇰 Pakistan's parliament has passed the Virtual Assets Act, establishing the Pakistan Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority as the country's official crypto licensing body.
🇨🇭 $7 TRILLION SWISS BANK UBS BOOSTS #BITCOIN EXPOSURE 🟠
UBS reportedly increased its holdings in BlackRock’s #iShares #Bitcoin Trust #iBitCoin by 300%, following an earlier 128% increase in its #MicroStrategy #MSTR stake ; now worth about $805M (5.76M shares).
These moves come as UBS surpasses $7T in invested assets after integrating Credit Suisse and expands #crypto infrastructure for wealthy clients in Switzerland, with long-term plans for the U.S. and Asia-Pacific.
🤖 “CRYPTO IS THE CURRENCY FOR AI,” SAYS BINANCE CEO
#Binance CEO Richard Teng declared that #crypto will power the emerging “machine economy,” where agentic #AI systems act as autonomous economic participants.
AI agents could independently book travel, purchase services, and settle payments on-chain using crypto and stablecoins.
Teng framed blockchain as the backbone of this new economy, enabling seamless interaction between AI systems and real-world services.
Satoshi Nakamoto’s identity hunt has become a ritual.
A recurring storyline that says more about us than about Satoshi. We want a face. A mastermind. A single architect to either worship or blame.
But that is precisely the point.
Bitcoin was designed to outgrow its creator. No CEO. No headquarters.
Just code. Consensus. And a network that refuses to care who wrote the first line.
Yet every few years, the theories reset like clockwork:
2010: Hal Finney is Satoshi. 2012: Nick Szabo is Satoshi. 2014: Dorian Nakamoto is Satoshi. 2016: Craig Wright is Satoshi. 2018: Adam Back is Satoshi. 2020: Jack Dorsey is Satoshi. 2022: Elon Musk is Satoshi. 2024: Peter Todd is Satoshi. 2026: Epstein is Satoshi.
🇺🇸 UPDATE: The White House vs. Stablecoin Yields 🏦🚀
Tomorrow, Tuesday, Feb. 10, the White House holds a high-stakes "Round 2" meeting to decide the future of your crypto rewards.
What’s on the line?
The Conflict: Crypto firms want to pay you yield on stablecoins. Traditional banks are terrified this will trigger a massive "deposit flight" from your savings accounts to digital wallets. 💸
The Players: Insiders from JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, and Bank of America will face off against policy experts from the crypto industry.
The Goal: Breaking the deadlock on the CLARITY Act to finally bring clear rules to the U.S. market.
Is the government trying to protect banks or stifle innovation? This meeting could determine if "yield" stays in your crypto portfolio or gets banned entirely. ⚖️🏛️
Would you move your savings to stablecoins if they offered higher yield than your bank? Vote "YES" or "NO" below! 👇
Bank of America disclosed holding XRP thru exchange-traded fund (ETF). According to recent SEC filings, the bank purchased 13,000 shares valued at approximately $224,640. While modest compared to its overall portfolio, the move signals a strategic entry into regulated XRP exposure at a time when institutional interest in digital assets is rising.
The disclosure comes as XRP trades below $1.60, with U.S.-listed XRP ETFs seeing steady inflows totaling nearly $19.5 million in recent weeks. Ripple’s expansion of licensing in the EU has created structural support for XRP’s utility, contrasting with short-term bearish technical signals.