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Reported by Bijie Network: Ripple executives have reiterated that XRP remains at the core of its continuously expanding ecosystem, with a detailed strategic update planned for release in mid-February. Shiba Inu's price is fluctuating between key technical levels, indicating signs of a potential breakout move. In early February, Fidelity announced the launch of the Ethereum-based Fidelity Digital Dollar (FIDD) stablecoin, directly competing with Ripple's RLUSD and Tether in the enterprise and cross-border settlement markets.

According to a report by Bijie Network: Affected by multiple macro risk factors, the price of bitcoin dropped by more than 6%, at one point approaching $83,000. These factors include escalating tensions between the US and Iran, growing concerns over a potential US government shutdown, and severe winter storms damaging North American infrastructure. The sell-off lacked strong buying support, reflecting forced liquidations and potentially weak demand. The US spot bitcoin ETF has turned into a net outflow year-to-date, and on-chain retail trading activity has also shrunk significantly, confirming this trend.

Bitjie.com reports: Sam Tabar, CEO of Bit Digital (NASDAQ: BTBT), has announced that the company will gradually cease its bitcoin mining operations and shift its focus to Ethereum staking and artificial intelligence infrastructure. The company began mining in 2020 and is currently selling assets and allowing contracts to expire. At present, Bit Digital holds 153,546 Ethereum, valued at $428.8 million, most of which has been staked. In addition, the company also holds a majority stake in its AI subsidiary, WhiteFiber. This transformation aims to prioritize capital efficiency and adopt an active yield-oriented strategy.