According to data from DefiLlama, Binance has seen a net inflow of over $3 billion in the past seven days, currently reaching approximately $3.364 billion.

According to Huoxun Finance on February 19, OnchainLens monitoring revealed that a whale deposited 1.765 million USDC into HyperLiquid to open long positions in ETH and BTC with 20x leverage. The current ETH position is 9,411.33 ETH, and the BTC position is 260.11 BTC.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, a whale deposited 8.58 million USDC into Lighter three days ago and opened a 20x leveraged long position in BTC yesterday. Currently, it holds 1,000 BTC, with an entry price of $67,096 and a liquidation price of approximately $58,409.

According to Arkham data, the UAE, through its Bitcoin mining operations with partner Citadel, has accumulated approximately $453.6 million worth of Bitcoin to date. On-chain records show that its most recent outflow of funds occurred approximately four months ago, with most of the mined Bitcoin still held. Data shows that after deducting energy and other related costs, the UAE's current Bitcoin holdings have a floating profit of approximately $344 million.

Huoxun Finance News, February 19th - According to Decrypt, Federal Reserve researchers stated in a working paper that macroeconomic forecasting markets can provide policymakers with real-time, market-based measures of inflation and interest rate expectations. The study found that these models highly match and even exceed traditional benchmark forecasts, while providing continuously updated probability distributions around key data releases and policy meetings. The authors noted that forecasting markets can serve as a valuable complement to existing forecasting tools in research and policy settings. By providing transparent, continuously updated, and economically interpretable measures of expectations, forecasting markets can open new avenues for studying monetary policy transmission, market sentiment, and macroeconomic uncertainty. Meanwhile, state regulators are increasing scrutiny of forecasting markets. A ruling by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday cleared the way for Nevada to pursue civil enforcement. A request to suspend Nevada's enforcement action against federally regulated forecasting markets was denied, allowing the state to proceed while a broader legal battle continues. This decision has intensified the debate over whether such markets should fall under federal goods law or the state's gambling regime. Sources familiar with the matter revealed that while the ruling allows Nevada to proceed with its enforcement case, it is only a provisional decision and does not address the substantive issues of the appeal. Seeking Supreme Court review would require a full appeal to be resolved in the Ninth Circuit. Currently, federal regulators have previously challenged the scope of certain event trading contracts, and several states argue that some prediction markets resemble unlicensed gambling operations, initiating cease and desist orders and enforcement lawsuits.