Odaily Planet Daily reports that Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin mining company Bitdeer announced it will raise $300 million through a convertible senior note offering, depending on market conditions and other factors. Bitdeer also plans to grant initial purchasers of the notes an option to purchase up to an additional $45 million in principal amount of the notes within 13 days (inclusive) of the initial offering date. (Stocktitan)

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Huoxun Finance reported on February 20th that, according to Financefeeds, crypto bank Anchorage Digital announced the launch of "Stablecoin Solutions" for international banks. This solution aims to provide non-US financial institutions with a US-regulated digital dollar infrastructure as an alternative to the traditional correspondent banking system. The solution integrates stablecoin issuance, compliant custody, fiat currency fund management, and blockchain-native settlement functions, allowing banks to achieve cross-border flow of dollar assets without relying on traditional correspondent banking networks. Anchorage stated that institutions can hold and settle tokenized dollar assets under its federal banking license. Anchorage is the first crypto-native institution to obtain a US federal banking license and is regulated by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC). CEO Nathan McCauley stated that stablecoins are gradually becoming core financial infrastructure, and this solution provides banks with a path to global dollar flows through a blockchain track while ensuring custody, compliance, and operational control. Anchorage's move is seen as an attempt to replace the traditional correspondent banking cross-border clearing system with a regulated stablecoin track. If adopted by international banks, dollar-denominated stablecoins may be further integrated into mainstream cross-border payment and fund management processes. However, their final implementation still depends on the clarity of regulatory details and the acceptance of tokenized liability structures by global banks.

Huoxun Finance reported on February 20th that, according to CoinDesk, the White House expressed support for some stablecoin rewards programs during talks with the banking and crypto industries and urged the banking sector to reach an agreement on market structure legislation. Sources familiar with the matter revealed that if the banking industry agrees, restricted stablecoin rewards will be included in the next draft of the U.S. Senate's Digital Asset Market Clarity Act. At Thursday's meeting, the White House team, led by Trump's crypto advisor PatrickWitt, made it clear that reward programs for certain activities would be retained in the bill, except for stablecoin holding rewards similar to deposit accounts. Summer Mersinger, CEO of Blockchain Association, stated that the meeting was a constructive step towards resolving rewards-related issues and maintaining the market structure legislation process. Currently, the bill still needs to address Democratic demands such as strengthening regulation of the DeFi sector, prohibiting senior government officials from direct involvement in the crypto industry, and filling vacancies on the CFTC and SEC commissions.

According to a report by the Financial Times cited by Huoxun Finance on February 20th, Nvidia is close to finalizing a $30 billion investment with OpenAI, replacing the $100 billion long-term commitment reached between the two companies last year. Sources familiar with the matter revealed that negotiations between Nvidia and OpenAI are in their final stages and could be finalized as early as this weekend. The sources stated that this $30 billion equity investment is part of a larger funding round expected to raise over $100 billion, valuing OpenAI at $730 billion (excluding the new funds). The sources added that OpenAI will reinvest most of the new funds in Nvidia hardware, but the two companies will not proceed with the $100 billion multi-year investment partnership announced last September. The agreement, announced with great fanfare last September, was shelved amid growing investor concerns about the health of the AI industry, which has driven US tech stocks down 17% since the beginning of the year.