Hong Kong’s Financial Secretary and the Treasury Bureau Deputy Director, Chan Ho-lim, revealed that the OECD revised the Common Reporting Standard, incorporating new types of digital financial products such as central bank digital currency, and issued a framework for reporting crypto assets, aiming to enhance transaction transparency. The Hong Kong Legislative Council supports this bill, with the goal of enacting the legislation by 2026.

February 12 News, Solana (SOL) has once again become the focus of attention in the cryptocurrency market. According to the latest data from Artemis, Solana continues to lead mainstream public chains in key metrics such as active users, number of transactions, transaction fee revenue, developer growth, and on-chain transaction volume, while maintaining stable operation for over 24 months. This combination of high performance and reliability has led Artemis's Zheng Jie Lim to describe it as an "Internet capital market," vividly summarizing its scale and efficiency advantages. In addition to on-chain performance, Solana has also achieved significant progress at the infrastructure level. Alibaba recently showcased a high-performance Solana RPC and completed integration with Alibaba Cloud, aiming to significantly reduce network latency. Supported by ZAN technology, Solana is expected to offer millisecond-level speed advantages for high-frequency on-chain transactions, which is of great importance for institutional applications and complex financial scenarios, further solidifying its market position as a "performance-first blockchain."

Bitcoin's sudden big dump on December 1st intensified market panic, making investors more cautious as the year comes to a close. Over the past month, Bitcoin has fallen by about 7%, pulling back approximately 31% from the all-time high of $126,080 set in October, highlighting the market's vulnerability. Multiple experts told Decrypt that the current crypto market is extremely sensitive to negative news, while positive factors struggle to boost prices or sentiment. Caladan's research director, Derek Lim, pointed out that Bitcoin may experience high volatility and fluctuate between $83,000 and $95,000 in the short term. He emphasized that this still constitutes a healthy pullback within a bull market, rather than entering a bear market.