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RLUSD’s expansion began after its December 2024 launch, as early exchange listings built baseline circulation and pushed the market cap beyond $1 billion. Subsequently, Binance’s January 2026 listing marked a structural liquidity inflection, expanding access through global distribution and zero-fee trading incentives.
Trading volumes and exchange reserves then climbed as custodial deposits seeded supply. Shortly after, withdrawal activation enabled on-chain migration. On 12 February, XRPL integration opened deposit rails while liquidity matured.

Consequently, Binance strengthened stablecoin market share, while the XRP Ledger gained settlement depth.
Together, these developments are advancing RLUSD’s cross-border payment utility and multi-network circulation.
Issuance dynamics balance RLUSD liquidity expansion
Supply expansion extended the earlier exchange-driven momentum, as RLUSD’s circulation climbed to roughly $1.52 billion by mid-February 2026. This growth was propelled by Binance onboarding, institutional inflows, and payment corridor seeding.
Issuance scaled through treasury mints of 59 million, 28.2 million, and 35 million, routing liquidity into exchanges and DeFi rails as demand intensified.
Alongside this expansion, measured burns—such as 2.5 million on Ethereum [ETH]—tempered oversupply – Reinforcing peg stability above 103% collateralization.

Chain allocation then clarified deployment intent. Ethereum absorbed nearly $1.2 billion, or 77–79%, driven by liquidity provisioning and collateral utility. XRPL held about $348 million, or 22–23%, reflecting settlement routing.
As XRPL deposits opened, cross-border throughput improved. This dual expansion deepened exchange liquidity, strengthened DeFi rails, and advanced payment infrastructure across both ecosystems.
On-chain velocity and liquidity utilization efficiency
RLUSD’s circulation scaled to roughly $1.52 billion by mid-February 2026, remaining small compared to Tether’s [USDT] $185 billion dominance. However, on-chain behavior began diverging early. Transfer activity accelerated, with about $6.3 billion moving monthly.
On the contrary, USDT processed far larger absolute flows but showed lower per-unit velocity due to its vast circulating base. Much of USDT’s liquidity has been parked across exchanges, derivatives venues, and DeFi collateral pools. RLUSD flows, meanwhile, rotated more actively through settlement corridors.
Chain distribution reinforced this split. Ethereum balances leaned towards liquidity provisioning, while XRPL allocations processed faster payment routing. Exchange reserves also thinned faster relative to supply, signaling migration towards utility endpoints.
Finally, institutional treasury settlements and cross-border transfers have driven a larger share of movement. Sucb a comparison frames RLUSD less as a trading stablecoin and more as a settlement-optimized instrument. One operating alongside USDT’s market-dominant liquidity role.
Final Summary
RLUSD’s growth transitioned from exchange circulation to settlement utility as Binance access, elastic issuance, and XRPL rails converted supply into payment capacity.Liquidity deployment underlined functional specialization, with Ethereum anchoring collateral depth while XRPL drove settlement velocity beside USDT.
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Bitcoin’s [BTC] recent bear phase has been severe. The crypto has capitulated from a high of about $126,000 to around $68,000 at press time. And yet, this wave of selling pressure may prove pivotal rather than purely destructive.
In fact, market sentiment seemed to suggest that Bitcoin’s decline could approach a reset point – One where the price begins to recover from recent losses based on prevailing on-chain conditions.
Bitcoin closes in on undervaluation
At the time of writing, data from CryptoQuant revealed that Bitcoin’s Market Value to Realized Value (MVRV) ratio was nearing undervalued territory.
The MVRV ratio measures whether an asset is overvalued or undervalued by comparing its market capitalization to its realized capitalization, which reflects the value of coins at the price they last moved. When the ratio approaches or drops towards 1, it signals undervaluation.
Bitcoin’s MVRV had a reading of 1.1, close to this critical threshold. The last four times Bitcoin entered this zone, it rebounded and transitioned into a broader rally.
However, entering the undervalued zone does not immediately trigger a rally. The price can continue to trend lower while the MVRV remains near or within this range. Historically, such a phase often marks a period of accumulation, as investors gradually build positions ahead of a sustained upward move.
A confirmed rebound from this zone could set the stage for new highs. If bullish sentiment strengthens and macro or geopolitical conditions stabilize, Bitcoin could regain momentum towards the $100,000-level.
What could push Bitcoin into deeper undervaluation?
Sustained selling remains central to driving Bitcoin further into undervaluation. A hike in supply entering the market, combined with weakening demand, would place additional downward pressure on price.
Institutional investors have been leading the prevailing spree of selling activity. In fact, U.S Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) continue to record consistent outflows too.
According to Sosovalue data, this is the third time since inception that U.S Spot Bitcoin ETFs have recorded four consecutive weeks of net outflows. On a monthly basis, this represented the fourth bearish month for ETF flows.
Over the last two trading sessions, cumulative outflows reached $686.67 million, approaching the $1-billion mark. These flows implied that investors have been realizing profits or cutting losses on their Bitcoin holdings. If demand remains subdued, sustained selling could push the crypto towards cheaper levels.
Spot market activity seemed to reinforce this weakness too. According to CoinGlass, that demand dropped from $1.02 billion to $89.73 million on 12 February, with net selling being dominant over that period.
Long-term holders remain critical
Long-term holders could play a decisive role in shaping Bitcoin’s next move. Their willingness to accumulate may determine whether the market stabilizes and transitions into recovery.
The Binary Coin Days Destroyed (CDD), which tracks whether long-term holders move their coins, had a reading of 0 at press time. This hinted at relative calm among this cohort, indicating limited large-scale distribution.
Finally, the ratio of long-term holders (LTH) to short-term holders (STH) fell too, implying that short-term holders have been selling more aggressively than long-term investors.
If long-term holders maintain conviction while short-term selling exhausts itself, Bitcoin’s approach towards undervaluation may ultimately serve as the foundation for a broader market rebound.
Final Summary
Bitcoin’s MVRV highlighted the asset approaching undervalued territory – A level that has preceded rallies on four previous occasions.Spot Bitcoin ETF outflows may accelerate Bitcoin’s move towards undervaluation.
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After rallying to $27, Decred [DCR] was rejected and dropped sharply to a local low of $21. The trend then reversed, with DCR climbing to a local high of $25.34 before pulling back slightly.
At press time, DCR traded at $24.12, marking an 11.72% daily gain. Over the same period, its market capitalization returned to the $400 million level, reflecting stronger capital inflows.
Decred bulls step in to defend key levels
After DCR dropped to a low of $21, it jumped into the market and bought, thus effectively defending key levels. 
In fact, Buyer’s strength rose to 62 and has remained above 60 for two consecutive days. At the same time, sellers’ dominance declined to 37.  This shift in power dynamics reflected investors’ conviction, as buyers signalled their anticipation of further gains. 

Coupled with that, the Accumulation and Distribution Volume showed a higher accumulation rate for the first time in two days. At press time, Volume Moving Average rose to 93k, with the Volume and A/D volume jumping to 40k and 14k, respectively. 
An increase in the accumulation volume indicated that sellers were displacing the market. Buy-Sell Volume further validated this fact, with buy volume increasing to 22.85k.  
At the same time, the altcoin’s sell volume dropped to 18.78k, leaving the market with a positive buy-sell delta. A net buying holding at 31 was a clear sign of aggressive spot accumulation.
Historically, increased accumulation has tended to accelerate upside momentum, often a precursor to higher prices.
Is the upside momentum sustainable for DCR?
Decred experienced a trend reversal as buyers stepped into the market, bought the dip, and avoided further downside pressure.
As a result of the Buyer’s pressure, the altcoin’s Relative Strength Index (RSI) made a bullish crossover, hiking from 55 to 59 as of writing.
With the RSI edging into bullish territory, this suggests renewed market demand. At the same time, its Directional Movement Index (DMI) hovered at 27.

The rising DMI indicated strengthened upward momentum driven by buyers. Such market conditions leave DCR in a healthy position with a high likelihood of a trend continuation.
Therefore, if the recently observed demand holds, Decred could flip $25 and target $27, where it was previously rejected. However, if momentum slows, creating a profit-taking window, DCR could pull back toward $20 again.
Final Thoughts
DCR rebounded from a $21 slip, rising 11.7% to a local high of 25.34, then retraced to $24.12 at press time. Decred saw a trend reversal as buyers stepped in with conviction, bought the dip, and defended key levels. 
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Kluczowe punkty:
CFTC dodała 35 członków do swojej Rady Doradczej ds. Innowacji, w tym dyrektorów generalnych z Ripple, Coinbase, Robinhood, Uniswap Labs i głównych giełd.
Rozszerzenie następuje w czasie, gdy prawodawcy kontynuują debatę nad ustawą CLARITY i przyszłym podziałem regulacyjnym między CFTC a SEC.
Aktualności - Amerykańska Komisja ds. Towarów Futures formalnie rozszerzyła swoją Radę Doradczą ds. Innowacji do 35 członków, wprowadzając znaczącą część branży kryptograficznej w swoje regulacyjne orbit.
Komitet obejmuje dyrektora generalnego Coinbase, Briana Armstronga, dyrektora generalnego Ripple, Brada Garlinghouse'a, dyrektora generalnego Uniswap, Haydana Adamsa, dyrektora generalnego Robinhood, Władimira Teneva oraz przedstawicieli CME Group, Nasdaq, Kraken, Gemini i innych.

Kluczowe punkty:
Bitcoin chwilowo wzrósł w kierunku $69,000 po chłodniejszych danych CPI z USA, nawet gdy odpływy ETF osiągnęły $410 milionów, a szanse na cięcie stóp procentowych pozostały poniżej 10%.
Standard Chartered obniżył swój cel na BTC na 2026 rok do $100,000 i ostrzegł przed potencjalnym spadkiem do $50,000 w obliczu słabych przepływów instytucjonalnych.
Aktualności - Bitcoin wzrósł do $69,190 na Bitstampie po niższych niż oczekiwano danych CPI za styczeń. Inflacja bazowa wyniosła 2,5%, podczas gdy ogólny wskaźnik CPI osiągnął 2,4%, nieznacznie poniżej prognoz.
Mimo ulgi na rynku, oczekiwania na cięcie stóp procentowych w marcu pozostają ograniczone, a dane CME pokazują mniej niż 10% prawdopodobieństwo redukcji o 0,25%. Podczas gdy kryptowaluty zareagowały pozytywnie, amerykańskie akcje handlowały nieznacznie niżej, a indeks dolara próbował odbicia po początkowym spadku.

Regulacja w kryptowalutach to miecz obosieczny. Z jednej strony, surowsze zasady dają instytucjonalnym inwestorom większą pewność, przyciągając mądrość finansową na rynek. Z drugiej strony, zgodność staje się coraz cięższa.
Nic lepiej nie ilustruje tego niż najnowszy projekt ustawy dotyczący kryptowalut, który obcina nagrody za stablecoiny. Obawy, że polityka mogłaby zagrozić globalnemu systemowi bankowemu, spowodowały zamieszanie na rynku; nawet CEO Circle’a nie był z tego zadowolony.
Teraz ten sam regulacyjny FUD zaczyna uderzać w monety prywatności. Prezydent USA Donald Trump, z Davidem Sacks jako kryptowalutowym carem, tworzy surowsze zasady dla aktywów cyfrowych, a te zaostrzone zasady przychodzą w najgorszym możliwym momencie.

Administracja Donalda Trumpa powołała nowy zespół doradczy, Komitet Doradczy ds. Innowacji (IAC), złożony z liderów kryptowalut i tradycyjnych finansów, aby pomóc napędzać amerykańską innowację.
13 lutego Komisja ds. Giełd Towarowych (CFTC) ujawniła członków Komitetu Doradczego ds. Innowacji (IAC).
Gracze z branży kryptowalut obejmują Briana Armstronga z Coinbase, dyrektora generalnego Uniswap Haydena Adamsa, Brada Garlinghouse'a z Ripple, Serhija Nazarova z Chainlink Labs oraz Anatolija Jakowenko z Solana, wśród innych.