Metaplanet achieved a revenue of 8.905 billion yen in the 2025 fiscal year, representing a year-over-year growth of 738.3%.

As of February 16, per Coinglass data: - If Ethereum breaks above $2100, total short liquidations across major centralized exchanges (CEXs) will hit $896 million. - Conversely, if Ethereum drops below $1900, total long liquidations across major CEXs will reach $650 million. BlockBeats Note: Liquidation charts do not show the exact number of contracts pending liquidation or the exact value of contracts currently being liquidated. Instead, the bars on these charts reflect how significant each liquidation cluster is relative to neighboring clusters—i.e., its "strength." As such, these charts indicate how strongly a given price level will impact the market: a taller "liquidation bar" means hitting that price will trigger a more intense reaction from a liquidity cascade.

Feb 16: Per OnchainLens data, a whale deposited $3.16M USDC into HyperLiquid and placed a limit order to buy $1.47M worth of XMR in the $250–$315 range. Since Jan 15, 2026, the whale has accumulated 7,189 XMR total, spending $3.59M and dispersing holdings across multiple HyperLiquid wallet addresses.

**February 16 –** Per Coinglass data, centralized exchanges (CEX) recorded a cumulative net outflow of 2,382.67 BTC over the past 24 hours. The top three CEXs by outflow amount are: - Binance: 754.04 BTC out - Gemini: 633.90 BTC out - Kraken: 505.86 BTC out Additionally, Coinbase Pro saw a net inflow of 66.18 BTC, topping the inflow list.

On February 16, OnchainLens data shows a whale address withdrew 578 BTC (valued at approximately $39.76 million) from Binance. As of now, the whale’s total holdings stand at 581 BTC, also valued at roughly $39.76 million. Wallet address: bc1qjc0qzekcvj8n0ee0n4n6ruvcmk53625uar232p

On February 16, American top streamer Logan Paul’s PSA 10-graded Pikachu Illustrator Pokémon card—widely hailed as the “Holy Grail” of Pokémon collecting—sold at Goldin Auctions early that morning for a total closing price of $16,492,000, setting multiple historical records. The card’s final hammer price was $13.3 million; after a 24% buyer’s premium, the total reached $16.492 million—more than three times the $5.275 million Paul paid when he acquired it in 2021. It also broke a Guinness World Record for the most expensive single trading card ever sold at auction, topping the previous record in the sports card category. The card traces back to a 1998 Pokémon illustration contest hosted by Japanese magazine *CoroCoro Comic*. Only 39–41 copies were awarded, and none were ever sold to the public. Hand-drawn by Pikachu’s original designer, Atsuko Nishida, and marked with the exclusive “Illustrator” inscription, Paul’s copy is the **only known PSA 10-perfect graded sample in existence

Harvard Management Company (HMC) cut its Bitcoin ETF holdings by roughly 21% in the fourth quarter of 2025 while launching its first-ever position in an Ethereum ETF, according to a February 16 filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). As of December 31, HMC held 5.35 million shares of the iShares Bitcoin Trust, valued at approximately $265.8 million—down 1.48 million shares from the prior quarter (when it held 6.81 million shares, worth ~$442.8 million). Concurrently, HMC opened a 3.87 million-share position in the iShares Ethereum Trust, with a stake worth about $86.8 million—marking its first disclosed Ethereum ETF investment. In total, HMC’s combined exposure to Bitcoin and Ethereum now stands at roughly $352.6 million. Even with the Bitcoin reduction, the crypto asset remains HMC’s largest disclosed single-asset holding, topping individual stocks like Alphabet, Microsoft, and Amazon. The adjustment comes amid significant crypto market volatility. I