Jordan Peterson asked if Bitcoin would absorb all investment capital, and Saylor responded that Bitcoin is doing so and stated that this is the reason for his involvement. （Bitcoin Archive）

Wall Street giant Cantor Fitzgerald stated in a CNBC livestream that Michael Saylor will not sell his holdings of Bitcoin. （The Bitcoin Historian）

[BlackRock IBIT Transfers 657.962 BTC to Coinbase Prime] According to Arkham monitoring, approximately twelve minutes ago, BlackRock transferred 657.962 BTC, valued at approximately $57.83 million, to a Coinbase Prime address through its Bitcoin exchange-traded fund IBIT.

[South Korea's Financial Services Commission Proposes Limiting Major Shareholders' Stake in Crypto Exchanges] The South Korean Financial Services Commission has proposed defining exchanges with over 11 million users (Upbit, Bithumb, Coinone, and Korbit) as core infrastructure for virtual asset circulation and suggested limiting major shareholders' stake to 15% to 20%. The Financial Services Commission pointed out that a few founders and shareholders exert excessive control over the operation of exchanges, which poses issues, and recommended establishing a major shareholder eligibility review system similar to the alternative trading system (ATS) under capital market laws to improve ownership structures.

[UK Plans to Implement Crypto Asset Regulatory Framework by October 2027] The UK plans to incorporate crypto assets into the financial services regulatory framework by October 2027. HM Treasury submitted the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Crypto Assets) Regulations 2025 to Parliament in December 2025, proposing to include activities such as trading platform operations, custody, staking, and lending within the authorization system. The FCA has released three consultation papers recommending governance, information disclosure, anti-market manipulation measures, and prudent capital requirements for trading platforms, token issuers, and service providers. The UK government has also launched an independent review of foreign financial intervention to assess political financing risks, including cryptocurrency donations, with the report expected to be completed by March 2026.