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Cardone Capital, a real estate company managing assets worth $5.3 billion, announced the purchase of $10 million in Bitcoin as part of its strategy to diversify assets and hedge in the long term, with plans to increase its holdings in the future.

Recently, accounts and channels have emerged on the Telegram app claiming to offer easy investment opportunities and promoting false promises such as
👉 Invest 500 dirhams and earn 7000 dirhams.
⚠️ The scam works as follows:
1️⃣ You are first asked to send an amount of 500 dirhams.
2️⃣ After payment, you are informed that you have made a profit of 7000 dirhams.

Trade relations between the United States and the European Union are witnessing a real escalation in tensions following the announcement by the U.S. administration led by Donald Trump of threats to impose new tariffs on European imports from eight countries, in the context of a dispute over the Greenland file and general customs policies.
On its part, the European Union is preparing to respond with similar measures, including the imposition of counter-tariffs on American goods worth up to about 93 billion euros, in a move aimed at protecting the interests of the trade bloc and responding to U.S. policies amid warnings of an escalating spiral that could harm transatlantic relations.

XRP started the year 2026 with strong performance, outperforming Bitcoin and Ethereum, reigniting the debate about its investment viability. Despite Ripple's success as a company and its expansion into new areas, analysts indicate that the original use of XRP as a medium for cross-border payments has declined in favor of stablecoins and Ripple's tools that do not rely on the token itself. While XRP may maintain a limited role in specialized applications, some believe that its foundational hypothesis is no longer what it once was, making investment in it more based on speculation and price rather than long-term actual use.

Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin warned that the real danger to blockchain is not competition or regulation, but increasing complexity. As the protocol becomes harder to understand, decentralization practically declines and reliance on a limited number of experts increases. Buterin called for "collecting neglected data" by simplifying the protocol, reducing code and complex encryption, and removing unnecessary features, emphasizing that Ethereum's long-term sustainability requires greater simplicity, not more complexity.

The price of Bitcoin is moving near a pivotal area that could determine its next direction. Despite the recent rise, indicators suggest it may be a temporary correction. Support holding between $94,000 and $95,000 could push the price toward $98,000, while breaking support could open the door for a deeper correction that may later reach $74,000. The overall trend is still upward, but the risks are high at this stage.

The American Federal Reserve announced the implementation of purchases of bonds and treasury bills worth approximately 55.3 billion dollars over about three weeks, starting from next week, in a move aimed at supporting liquidity within the financial system.
These operations officially fall under what is known as reserve management and not a full quantitative easing (QE) program as before, although their practical effect is similar in terms of increasing the liquidity available in the markets.

One of the major investors lost more than 282 million dollars from Bitcoin and Litecoin after falling victim to a social engineering scam where the fraudsters tricked him into agreeing to fake transactions despite using a hardware wallet.
The attackers laundered money through THORChain and converted a large portion of it to Monero (XMR), causing the price of Monero to rise by more than 60% and making it difficult to trace the funds.

The U.S. government has officially confirmed that it has not sold any recently seized Bitcoin and will not sell it in the future, as it will be kept as part of what is known as the strategic reserve of Bitcoin.
The recent movements on the chain were internal transfers only and not sales, and the clarification came in response to rumors circulating in the market.

CME launches futures contracts for Cardano, Chainlink, and Stellar in February 2026. The CME Group announced the launch of regulated futures contracts for three alternative cryptocurrencies: Cardano (ADA), Chainlink (LINK), and Stellar (XLM) starting from February 9, 2026, following regulatory approval. The contracts will be available in two types: standard for large volumes and mini to facilitate entry for small investors, reflecting the growing demand from institutions for regulated cryptocurrency derivatives. Despite the announcement, prices did not see a significant immediate change, but experts believe that this step enhances institutional acceptance of digital assets and strengthens the market structure in the long term. The futures contracts will allow for hedging against underlying trades and increase liquidity, but they are not an immediate bullish indicator for prices.

Bitwise's instant fund for Chainlink (LINK) recorded net inflows of $2.59 million on its first trading day, indicating early institutional interest in the fund at its launch in the U.S. market