Alt5 has transferred an additional 75.8 million tokens to WLFI's team address, worth over $8 million.

Per Onchain Lens data, a whale deposited 2 million PIPPIN tokens (~$1.04 million) to MEXC 16 hours ago, netting a $3.6 million profit. The whale initially withdrew 7.56 million PIPPIN from MEXC for $137,000 and now holds 2.03 million PIPPIN (~$1.29 million).

**Vanguard Discloses $400M+ Unrealized Loss on Circle (CRCL) in Q4 13F Filing** On February 14, Vanguard Group—the world’s second-largest asset manager—submitted its latest 13F report to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), detailing its Circle (ticker: CRCL) position as of December 31 (the end of Q4). The filing shows Vanguard holds 5,653,110 shares of CRCL. The current fair value of the holding is $339.4 million, while its total cost basis is $739.6 million—translating to an unrealized loss of over $400 million. Note: Institutional managers overseeing $100 million or more in 13(f) securities must file 13F reports within 45 days of quarter-end. Q4 filings (covering the period ending December 31) are typically due around February 14 of the following year.

On Feb. 14, F2Pool co-founder Wang Chun took to social media to say: "Smart money is now buying Bitcoin."

On February 14, Nikita Bier—X Product Lead and Solana Advisor—announced that X intends to update its API policy to bar applications from creating fee pools without user consent.

February 14th, per GMGN data (link: https://gmgn.ai/sol/token/i_m4TE56o8_3B1ijcocM5EDga6XxQ7JLW7weocQPWWjuhBYG8Vepump), Solana meme coin BP (Barking Puppy) has continued to climb in market cap today, peaking at $14.9 million before stabilizing at $11 million. Its current price sits at ~$0.011, marking a 160% surge over the past 24 hours. The meme coin’s narrative ties to a dog-themed twist on Keith Gill’s YouTube alias “Roaring Kitty”—and it’s reportedly launched by his brother Kevin Gill (X handle: @BPuppy80020). Gill is a prominent retail investor best known for fueling the 2021 GameStop (GME) short squeeze. BlockBeats notes that meme coin trading carries extreme volatility, relies heavily on market sentiment and hype, and lacks tangible value or use cases. Investors are advised to exercise caution.

Feb. 14 – According to Farside monitoring, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs posted a net outflow of $360 million this week. Key breakdown includes: - IBIT: Net outflow of $2.348 million - FBTC: Net outflow of $12.47 million - BITB: Net outflow of $29.80 million - ARKB: Net outflow of $19.40 million - BTCO: Net outflow of $6.80 million - EZBC: Net inflow of $2.30 million - BRRR: Net inflow of $2.10 million - HODL: Net inflow of $4.00 million - BTCW: Net inflow of $14.00 million - GBTC: Net outflow of $77.00 million - Grayscale BTC: Net inflow of $1.101 million *(Note: Corrected billion→million for consistency with total net outflow; U.S. style uses date abbreviation, concise "posted" for activity, and clear bullet points for readability.)*