PANews reported on February 23 that, according to Onchain Lens monitoring, a newly created wallet withdrew 500 BTC from Binance, worth $32.9 million.

PANews reported on February 23 that Zach Witkoff, co-founder and CEO of World Liberty Fi, a crypto project of the Trump family, stated on the X platform that USD1 aims to set a new standard by achieving full reserve backing and high transparency within a compliant framework. He added that the team is "proud to be the most transparent stablecoin on the market" and that it has achieved 100% asset backing and 100% verifiability. He also emphasized that users can verify the 1:1 asset backing of USD1 at any time.

PANews reported on February 23 that, according to Globenewswire, Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin mining company Abits Group announced it has reached a definitive agreement with institutional investors to raise $2.1 million by purchasing and selling common stock and prepaid warrants at a price of $2.65 per share. The net proceeds will be used for general corporate purposes and operations.

PANews reported on February 23 that, according to Onchainschool, the GWEI team has distributed $6 million worth of tokens to 10 new wallets today. Some of the tokens have already been transferred to exchanges, and the rest are expected to be transferred in the future.

PANews reported on February 23 that WLFI stated on its X platform that USD1 suffered an organized attack this morning. The attackers allegedly compromised the accounts of several WLFI co-founders, paid influencers to spread fear-mongering (FUD) information, and massively shorted $WLFI, attempting to profit from artificially created market chaos. WLFI stated that the operation failed. Thanks to USD1's robust minting and redemption mechanism and 100% 1:1 asset backing, USD1 is currently trading stably near its face value. The team emphasized that no malicious actors can shake its long-term commitment to USD1. WLFI also reminded users to obtain accurate information only through officially verified channels and to be wary of misleading content.

PANews reported on February 23 that, according to The Block, cryptocurrency exchange Crypto.com has received conditional approval from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) to proceed with its application for a federally chartered national bank license. The company stated that this approval will allow it to offer digital asset custody and staking services under federal regulation. Crypto.com co-founder and CEO Kris Marszalek stated that this conditional approval reflects the company's commitment to compliant and secure services and brings it closer to providing institutional clients with a "one-stop qualified custodian under federal gold-standard regulation." Crypto.com becomes the latest cryptocurrency company to receive conditional approval from the OCC to seek federally regulated bank status.

PANews reported on February 23 that, according to Jinshi, US President Trump stated on social media that as president, he no longer needs to return to Congress for tariff approval. These tariffs have already been approved in various forms, and this has been the case for a long time. Moreover, even that absurd and flawed Supreme Court ruling reaffirmed this.

PANews reported on February 23 that Eric Trump retweeted another WLFI-related tweet on the X platform, seemingly responding to community concerns. Previously, on-chain detective ZachXBT claimed he would release a major investigative report on a highly profitable crypto company on February 26, after which WLFI briefly fell, and USD1 also briefly de-pegged.

PANews reported on February 23 that spot gold has climbed above $5,190 per ounce, up 1.61% on the day. Spot silver surged 4.00% to $87.98 per ounce.

PANews reported on February 23 that, according to Onchain Lens monitoring, a whale deposited 650.76 BTC, worth $43.05 million, into Gemini after three years of inactivity. If sold, it would yield a profit of $25.37 million.

PANews reported on February 23 that, according to Jinshi, US President Trump stated that any country that tries to "play tricks" on the Supreme Court ruling will face higher tariffs, with more severe consequences.

PANews reported on February 23 that Dylan_0x (@0xDylan_), a member of the WLFI Wallet team, posted on the X platform, stating, "Someone organized an 'attack.' USD1 is fully compliant; all assets are collateralized at a 1:1 ratio." Previously, on-chain detective ZachXBT claimed he would release a major investigative report on a highly profitable company in the crypto industry on February 26, after which WLFI briefly fell, and USD1 briefly de-pegged.

PANews reported on February 23 that, according to Businesswire, Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin financial company ProCap Financial announced that it repurchased 148,241 shares of common stock on the open market on February 20. The company also disclosed that it currently holds 5,007 Bitcoins, worth approximately $335 million, along with $75 million in cash and approximately $100 million in convertible bonds.

PANews reported on February 23 that, according to Lookonchain monitoring, a whale deposited 6 million WLFI into Binance 20 minutes ago. It is reported that the whale received 26.6 million WLFI from its WLFI management wallet two days ago, worth $3.2 million.

PANews reported on February 23 that, according to Bloomberg, CZ remains a major shareholder of Binance.US, a US-based exchange operating under the Binance brand and with its own management team. CZ stated his desire to expand operations in the US, bringing high-quality products to the country and making them more accessible to American consumers. However, he clarified that his comments referred only to Binance.US, not the global exchange Binance, and that his expertise lies primarily in technology, not regulation. CZ pointed out that given the improved regulatory environment, some previously seemingly unattainable options, including deeper banking partnerships, are now "entirely feasible," but stressed that any such initiatives depend on the right team and legal guidance.

PANews reported on February 23 that, according to Lookonchain monitoring, the US Bitcoin ETF saw a net inflow of 1,292 BTC today, compared to a net outflow of 4,459 BTC over the past 7 days; the Ethereum ETF saw a net outflow of 57,543 ETH, compared to a net outflow of 65,691 ETH over the past 7 days; and the Solana ETF saw a net inflow of 39,169 SOL, compared to a net inflow of 166,521 SOL over the past 7 days.

PANews reported on February 23 that Eric Trump, the second son of Donald Trump and co-founder of World Liberty Financial, deleted a tweet he had previously retweeted that "more USD1 trading pairs will be listed on Binance." Possibly due to this action, WLFI briefly fell by more than 8%, and the USD stablecoin USD1 briefly de-pegged to 0.9802 USDT.

PANews reported on February 23 that, according to on-chain analyst Ember, Bitcoin treasury company Strategy (MSTR) purchased 592 BTC ($39.8 million) last week at approximately $67,286. They now hold a total of 717,722 BTC ($47.501 billion), with an average cost of $76,020, resulting in a paper loss of $7.059 billion. Ethereum treasury company Bitmine (BMNR) purchased 51,162 ETH ($99.4 million) last week at approximately $1,943. They now hold a total of 4,422,659 ETH ($8.504 billion), with an average cost of $3,779, resulting in a paper loss of $8.208 billion.

PANews reported on February 23 that, according to on-chain data monitoring, Continue Capital deposited 812,000 HYPE tokens, worth $22.2 million, into Bybit 10 minutes ago.

PANews reported on February 23 that, according to The Block, Australian police have charged a 42-year-old man with operating a cryptocurrency investment scam that defrauded more than 190 elderly and vulnerable individuals of a total of AU$5 million (approximately US$350 million). The man has been granted conditional bail and is scheduled to appear in Burwood Local Court on March 17. According to a police statement, the cybercrime unit Strike Force Resaca executed search warrants in Strathfield and Cammeray on Friday morning, seizing electronic devices and documents related to the case. At the Strathfield residence, police arrested the 42-year-old suspect and charged him with “negligent handling of proceeds of crime,” involving money laundering through an online platform.