February 24 News, the on-chain analytics platform Nansen announced that it will establish a local operational entity in Glep Meditation City (GMC), Bhutan, and form a Bhutan team to provide data analysis and localization support for the continuously expanding digital asset infrastructure in this special administrative region. This move is seen as an important step in Bhutan building a sovereign-level digital asset ecosystem and also reflects the rising demand for on-chain data services and institutional-grade analysis tools in emerging crypto jurisdictions. According to Nansen CEO Alex Svanevik, this plan is not a headquarters relocation; the company will still keep Singapore as its core base, and this is an addition of a physical entity in GMC. The key reason for choosing Bhutan is its "value-driven" economic zone model, which integrates crypto assets, regulatory frameworks, and financial infrastructure from the ground up, rather than adding digital asset policies retroactively.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Nansen founder Alex Svanevik announced on X that their API now supports x402 payments, allowing users (AI Agents) to pay per request without an API key.

Yzi Labs investment partner Alex Odagiu accused the CEA Industries board of delaying the annual shareholders' meeting, which could lead to a risk of delisting from Nasdaq. He stated that they are extending the interval between meetings through accounting tricks and called on the board to announce the 2025 meeting date and stop damaging the company's listing status.

BlockBeats News, February 8th, Sushi General Manager Alex announced that SushiSwap has partnered with Jupiter and will soon be integrated into the Solana chain, supporting on-chain transactions on Solana and cross-chain exchanges between Sol and EVM networks, enabling users to trade Meme on the Solana chain using SushiSwap.

Argentine economist Alex Krüger pointed out that this round of the crypto bear market is driven by multiple factors, including large liquidations, stock market cooling, AI replacement, and more. His view is supported by Nic Carter, who believes that there is no single event that is the root cause of this market shift.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Galaxy Digital Research Director Alex Thorn stated that a certain Galaxy client recently sold approximately $9 billion worth of Bitcoin, not due to the so-called "quantum computing risk" considerations. He pointed out that, despite Galaxy Digital founder and CEO Mike

PayPal announces the appointment of Enrique Lores as President and CEO, succeeding Alex Chriss, effective March 1, 2026. The board is dissatisfied with the company's pace of transformation over the past two years, and the announced financial report fell short of expectations, causing the stock price to drop 16% in pre-market trading.

February 3 News, Bitcoin has recently shown weak rebounds, and market opinions on the future trend are becoming more divided. Galaxy Digital Research Head Alex Thorn stated that currently "the reasons to push the price higher are still hard to find," and in the coming weeks, there is a significant possibility that Bitcoin will fall back to a key support zone. Alex Thorn pointed out that Bitcoin might first fill a supply gap around $70,000, then test its "realized price" level of approximately $56,000. The realized price is considered the average cost basis of all Bitcoin holdings across the network. Historically, during bear market bottoms, Bitcoin has often found support near this level.

February 2 News, US spot Bitcoin ETFs are under unprecedented capital pressure. Galaxy Research Director Alex Thorn pointed out that last month, ETFs experienced the second and third largest weekly capital outflows in history, causing Bitcoin prices to fall below the average cost basis of institutional investors. Data shows that currently, US spot Bitcoin ETFs manage approximately $113 billion in assets, holding about 1.28 million Bitcoins, with an estimated average cost basis of around $87,830, significantly higher than the current market price range of $74,000 to $76,000. This indicates that overall ETF investors are already in a paper loss.

January 29 News, regarding whether the true utility of XRP is driven by "regulatory push" or "infrastructure evolution," the XRP Ledger (XRPL) community is engaging in a high-intensity discussion. The clash of different viewpoints is shifting the focus from price to practical implementation paths and regulatory feasibility. According to reports, community member Alex Cobb believes that U.S. market structure legislation, especially the CLARITY Act, could open up greater opportunities for compliant use of XRP and serve as a significant external driver for expanding applications. In his view, policy certainty will enhance institutional participation and provide more stable regulatory expectations for on-chain assets.