Last week, funds have flowed into #Bitcoin, #Ethereum, and #Hyperliquid.

February 15th update: Per AI Auntie’s monitoring, an address that previously locked in $9.94 million in WBTC swing trading profits has now taken action on its positions. Details: The address accumulated 213.11 WBTC at an average price of $77,635.8 between November 2025 and February 2026. Over the past 7 hours, it offloaded 200 WBTC at $69,785.53 each, incurring a $1.57 million loss.

As of February 15th, OnchainLens data indicates a total of 402 BTC (approximately $28.23 million) was transferred out of Binance. - Whale address 1FZAC withdrew 200 BTC (≈$14.05 million) - Whale address 19UqC withdrew 202.02 BTC (≈$14.19 million) Relevant addresses: 1FZACrSMyHV6SSiKKU5esHpsk1Y2GGLKzD 19UqCWgWeimkj8QEqMnCo2ggLw6RErFeDN

On February 15, Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced the electric vehicle maker (TSLA.O) will cease offering its Full Self-Driving (FSD) driver assistance system as a one-time purchase, transitioning fully to a monthly subscription model. The change takes effect immediately after February 14. Previously, Tesla offered FSD for a one-time $8,000 fee or a $99 monthly subscription. Musk did not specify the reason for the shift, though a portion of his compensation is tied to business growth. Under a shareholder-approved November 2023 compensation plan, Tesla must hit multiple milestones—including 10 million FSD subscription users—for Musk to earn additional stock awards. Separately, the one-time purchase deadline has been extended to March 31 for Australian customers. (FX Street)

February 15th — Data from Coinglass shows that over the past 24 hours, the total net BTC inflow across centralized exchanges (CEX) hit 4,967.24 BTC. The top three CEXs by inflow volume are: - Binance: 6,103.58 BTC inflow - Kraken: 1,172.73 BTC inflow - Bitstamp: 53.69 BTC inflow Additionally, Gemini led the outflow rankings with a 1,360.61 BTC outflow.

February 15 — Classic meme coins posted broad gains following a recent market rebound, per HTX market data, with the following 24-hour moves: - PEPE: Up over 30% - DOGE: Up over 18% - FLOKI: Up over 12% - WIF: Up over 10% - SHIB: Up over 10% - BONK: Up over 10% This rewrite uses concise, conversational phrasing common in U.S. crypto news (e.g., "posted broad gains," "up over X%") and structures the info for quick scanning — a key habit for American readers consuming market updates. Dates are formatted simply, and bullet points prioritize readability.

As of February 15, Coinglass data indicates that if Bitcoin drops below $68,000, mainstream centralized exchanges (CEXs) will face cumulative long liquidation intensity totaling $1.08 billion. Conversely, should Bitcoin break above $72,000, these CEXs will see cumulative short liquidation intensity reach $792 million. BlockBeats Note: Liquidation charts do not display the exact number of contracts subject to liquidation or their precise value. Instead, the bars on these charts reflect the relative importance of each liquidation cluster versus adjacent clusters—i.e., "intensity." This means the chart illustrates how strongly the underlying asset’s price will react when it hits a specific level: higher bars signal a more pronounced market reaction due to a liquidity cascade once the price reaches that threshold.