📢 Parr News Quick Report -2.18 1. Musk leads DOGE to audit SEC According to an official announcement, Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) will conduct an audit of the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to investigate potential waste, fraud, and abuse. 2. The Federal Reserve has no plan to push digital dollars The Federal Reserve's Hark stated that there are currently no plans to launch a Federal Reserve digital dollar, and authorization from Congress is required.   3. The hawkish remarks of the Federal Reserve lead to capital outflows Global cryptocurrency investment products experienced net outflows for the first time in five weeks, with outflows reaching $415 million last week. Research director James Batterfield stated that the hawkish rhetoric of the Federal Reserve and the latest CPI data have triggered capital outflows.   Parr's note: Following the trend, there is currently no market trend and it is still a downward trend 4. Standard Chartered plans to issue Hong Kong dollar stablecoins Standard Chartered Bank, Animoca Brands, and Hong Kong Telecom jointly issue stablecoins supported by the Hong Kong dollar. This move comes as Hong Kong is preparing to pass a bill to regulate stablecoins.   Parr's note: Long term benefits, just take a look in the short term. 5. Zhao Changpeng denies rumors of Binance selling Binance founder CZ (Zhao Changpeng) stated on Twitter that rumors of Binance (CEX) being sold are "groundless". He made it clear that as a shareholder, Binance is not selling and stated that top investors have always been interested in Binance and may allow for a small amount of equity investment (single digit percentage) in the future.   Par's note: How could such a gold mine be sold? If it were to be sold, it would definitely be threatened. The most likely scenario is to transfer shares and give profits to the West. And there are quite a few of them here.