AiCoin 日报（02月26日）

According to Decrypt, Illinois Senator Dick Durbin has proposed the Cryptocurrency ATM Anti Fraud Act, aimed at curbing the increasingly serious problem of cryptocurrency ATM fraud. The bill proposes setting a daily transaction limit of $2000 and a transaction limit of $10000 within 14 days for new users, and requiring operators to directly contact and verify user transactions exceeding $500 to prevent fraud. In addition, the bill also stipulates that operators must provide full refunds to victims who report fraud within 30 days. Durbin emphasized that the bill is a "common sense safeguard measure" to prevent fraud and protect the property safety of the elderly population. According to data from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) in the United States, fraud losses involving encrypted ATMs have exceeded $110 million in 2023, a nearly tenfold increase from 2020.

BTC enters a critical offensive and defensive battle in the short term, intensifying the game between long and short funds. Coinbase major investors bought $13.01 million at market price with the intention of pushing the price up, while Binance major investors were evenly bullish by $35.37 million in the range of $88800 to $89400, with significant long short divergence. The current BTC price is supported by the EMA24 moving average with a 45 minute custom cycle. If it stabilizes, it is expected to challenge the $90230 (EMA52 moving average pressure level) in the short term; If lost, it may once again seek support from $86000. The data is sourced from PRO members, for reference only, and does not constitute any investment advice!

Binance CEO Richard Teng stated in a post that recent market volatility should be seen as a "tactical pullback" rather than a structural decline in the cryptocurrency market. He emphasized that the cryptocurrency market has experienced multiple macroeconomic shocks and strong rebounds in history, such as Bitcoin briefly falling below $20000 in 2022 due to the Federal Reserve's interest rate hike, but quickly rebounded with market stability. Teng pointed out that institutional investor interest is still on the rise, ETF funds continue to flow in, and Binance is also steadily growing. He believes that the Fed's temporary suspension of interest rate cuts is a key factor in the recent market adjustment. Although the possibility of a rate cut in March has decreased, future policies will still depend on inflation and employment data. He stated that market corrections are often an opportunity for experienced investors to plan for the next upward cycle, and the cryptocurrency market has become a part of the global financial system and has proven its resilience in dealing with macroeconomic fluctuations.

According to the Lianhe Zaobao, Metro Departmental Store in Singapore announced to accept stable currency payment, becoming the first local department store to support this payment method. Customers can use Tether (USDT), US Dollar Stablecoins (USDC), and Global US Dollar Stablecoins (WUSD) for payments in physical stores and online shopping. In the future, First Digital US Dollar Stablecoins (FDUSD) will also be supported. Miro collaborates with cryptocurrency payment company dtcpay to drive innovation in the retail industry to cater to tech savvy consumers. According to Chainalysis data, the total amount of stablecoin payments in Singapore reached nearly $1 billion in the second quarter of 2024, reflecting the growing demand for stable digital payment methods in the market.

BlockBeats news, on February 26th, according to Cointelegraph, US CFTC (Commodity Futures Trading Commission) commissioner Goldsmith Romero said she will resign from the commission after the new person selected by President Trump takes office. According to reports, after Romero resigns, Kristen Johnson will become the only Democrat on the CFTC's five member committee. Goldsmith Romero helped rebuild the Technical Advisory Committee at the CFTC, which aimed to guide the agency on how to best respond to the cryptocurrency industry. Previously, Trump chose Brian Quintenz, the head of a16z's cryptocurrency policy, as the chairman of the CFTC.