1. U.S. January Non-Farm Employment Population Increased by 130,000, Exceeding Expectations

The U.S. released the January non-farm data, showing an increase of 130,000 in the employment population, surpassing the expected 70,000; the unemployment rate recorded at 4.3%, lower than the expected 4.4%.  -Original

2. BlockFills Suspends Withdrawals and Limits Trading, Last Year's Trading Volume $60 Billion

According to multiple reports, the institutional cryptocurrency trading platform BlockFills has suspended withdrawals and limited trading. BlockFills processed $60 billion in trading volume last year, raising memories of several platforms that suspended withdrawals during the downturn of the cryptocurrency market in 2022.   -Original

3. Declining Yields Support Gold Price Rebound, Gold Rises Above $5070/Ounce

On February 11, news reported that gold and silver prices rose on Wednesday, with spot gold increasing over 1% to above $5070/ounce, and spot silver rebounding over 5% after a decline of over 3% overnight, standing above $85/ounce. The stagnation of U.S. retail sales growth in December led to a decline in the dollar and U.S. Treasury yields, providing support for gold and silver prices. Kyle Rodda, a senior market analyst at Capital.com, stated that declining yields support gold prices, and the market expects the Federal Reserve may cut rates faster and more significantly. Tim Waterer, chief analyst at KCM Trade, noted that U.S. employment data will influence the Federal Reserve's rate path, and if January employment data is weak, it may boost gold's rebound.   -Original

4. White House Advisor States the Federal Reserve Has Ample Room for Rate Cuts

White House advisor Hassett stated that the Federal Reserve has "ample" room to lower interest rates.   -Original

5. SEC Chair States Cryptocurrency Regulation Urgently Needs Legislation

On February 11, Paul Atkins, chair of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), testified before the House Financial Services Committee, stating that the U.S. cryptocurrency market urgently needs a federal regulatory framework and supports Congress passing the CLARITY Act. Before the legislation is completed, the SEC and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) will establish a transition mechanism through Project Crypto, considering developing token classification standards and on-chain trading exemptions. Atkins noted that the regulatory clarity provided by the SEC under Commissioner Hester Peirce's leadership in the past year has exceeded that of the last decade, but bipartisan market structure legislation is essential for future security.   -Original

6. Mandiant: North Korean Hackers Increase Attacks on Cryptocurrency Companies

The U.S. cybersecurity company Mandiant found that the North Korean-associated threat organization UNC1069 is intensifying social engineering attacks against cryptocurrency and fintech companies. The organization has deployed seven collections of malware, including newly discovered SILENCELIFT, DEEPBREATH, and CHROMEPUSH, aimed at stealing sensitive data and digital assets. Attackers use compromised Telegram accounts and AI-generated deepfake videos to lure victims into fake Zoom meetings, and induce victims to execute hidden "troubleshoot" commands through ClickFix attacks. Mandiant has been tracking this organization since 2018, and advancements in AI have helped expand its malicious activities since November 2025.   -Original

7. DDC Acquires 100 Bitcoins, Total Holdings Reach 1988 Bitcoins

Digital asset management company DDC Enterprise Limited announced today that it has acquired 100 Bitcoins, bringing the company's total Bitcoin holdings to 1988.   -Original

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