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BREAKING: Trump Threatens 'Massive' Tariffs on China
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has issued a new warning to China, vowing to impose “massive” tariffs if he returns to the White House. Speaking at a recent rally, Trump accused Beijing of unfair trade practices and stealing American technology. He claimed that tougher tariffs are the only way to protect U.S. manufacturing and jobs from Chinese competition.
Trump’s remarks come as tensions between Washington and Beijing continue to escalate over trade, technology, and security concerns. Analysts believe a renewed tariff war could disrupt global supply chains and impact international markets. Some American business groups have already expressed concern that higher import costs could lead to inflation and strain U.S. consumers.
Meanwhile, China has not yet responded officially, but state media outlets have criticized Trump’s stance, warning that such threats could “backfire” on the U.S. economy. Global investors are watching closely as markets react to the renewed trade tensions.

BREAKING NEWS:

Binance CEO Richard Teng has announced that Binance will compensate affected users who lost funds during last night’s extreme volatility, which caused several markets to “depeg.
In a public statement, Teng apologized: “I’m truly sorry to everyone who was impacted … We don’t make excuses — we listen closely, learn from what happened, and are committed to doing better.” He clarified that reimbursements will be considered only for losses due to Binance-caused issues, not losses from general market movements or unrealized profits.
The tokens affected included USDe (a stablecoin), BNSOL (Binance’s Solana liquid staking token), and WBETH (Wrapped Beacon ETH staking token), each seeing sharp deviations from their expected pegs.
This comes amid a broader push by Binance to restore trust and stability following regulatory scrutiny and prior controversies.

U.S. universities are reassessing their heavy investments in private equity amid mounting financial and market challenges. Prestigious endowments like Yale are exploring the sale of large private equity holdings after years of sluggish returns and liquidity pressures, a shift from their historic commitment to the asset class. Yale’s private-asset portfolios, long seen as a source of outsized gains, have struggled to produce timely cash returns, prompting reconsideration of strategy.
Similarly, Harvard University is planning to offload about $1 billion in private equity fund stakes due to unfavorable market conditions and the difficulty of converting illiquid investments into cash for operations.
These moves reflect wider concerns among university endowments as they balance the need for high returns with demands for liquidity, regulatory pressures, and economic uncertainty. Some institutions are trimming private assets or tapping secondary markets, while others reassess their overall risk exposure. #USGovernment #Crptocurrency

**$FOGO: High-Performance L1 for On-Chain Trading**

$FOGO powers Fogo, a cutting-edge Layer 1 blockchain optimized for decentralized finance and high-frequency trading. Built on the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM) with pure Firedancer optimizations, Fogo delivers sub-40ms block times and ~1.3-second finality—outpacing many rivals in speed for on-chain CLOBs, limit orders, and low-slippage execution. It targets CEX-level performance without centralization trade-offs, enabling true DeFi with fair matching, reduced MEV, and gas-efficient sessions.

Developed by alumni from Jump Trading, Pyth, Citadel, and JPMorgan, Fogo focuses on institutional-grade infrastructure. It supports real-time dApps, staking, lending, and perpetuals, with consensus nodes positioned for minimal global latency (e.g., Tokyo hubs). The ecosystem includes DEXs like Valiant and lending protocols, plus growing on-chain activity post-mainnet.

The $FOGO token drives utilities:
- Gas for transactions and contracts.
- Staking for network security and rewards.
- Governance on upgrades and parameters.
- Incentives via programs like Fogo Flames points (e.g., Season 2 with 200M rewards).

Tokenomics feature a ~10 billion total supply (9.95B–10B reported), with circulating supply around 3.77–3.8 billion (~38%). Early funding included a $7M strategic round, with Binance launchpad involvement.

As of mid-February 2026 (around Feb 14), $FOGO trades at approximately $0.022–$0.023 USD, up ~6–9% in the last 24 hours amid rebound momentum. Market cap hovers at $85–86M (rank ~#260–#300), with 24h volume $23–31M showing solid liquidity. ATH reached ~$0.063 in mid-January post-mainnet/TGE (Jan 13–15, 2026), but it corrected sharply due to airdrop unlocks, selling pressure, and broader market sentiment—down over 60% from peak. Recent action shows recovery from ~$0.020 lows, with traders eyeing $0.025–$0.030 targets if momentum holds.

Community remains engaged on X, with discussions on rebounds, trading signals, and ecosystem growth. Binance campaigns (e.g., 2M FOGO rewards on CreatorPad through late Feb) boost participation. Despite volatility typical for new L1s, Fogo's tech edge in trading infrastructure positions it well for DeFi evolution—if adoption scales and unlocks absorb smoothly.

#FollowYourBrotherForMore #fogo

$FOGO: High-Performance L1 for On-Chain Trading
$FOGO powers Fogo, a cutting-edge Layer 1 blockchain optimized for decentralized finance and high-frequency trading. Built on the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM) with pure Firedancer optimizations, Fogo delivers sub-40ms block times and ~1.3-second finality—outpacing many rivals in speed for on-chain CLOBs, limit orders, and low-slippage execution. It targets CEX-level performance without centralization trade-offs, enabling true DeFi with fair matching, reduced MEV, and gas-efficient sessions.
Developed by alumni from Jump Trading, Pyth, Citadel, and JPMorgan, Fogo focuses on institutional-grade infrastructure. It supports real-time dApps, staking, lending, and perpetuals, with consensus nodes positioned for minimal global latency (e.g., Tokyo hubs). The ecosystem includes DEXs like Valiant and lending protocols, plus growing on-chain activity post-mainnet.
The $FOGO token drives utilities:
- Gas for transactions and contracts.
- Staking for network security and rewards.
- Governance on upgrades and parameters.
- Incentives via programs like Fogo Flames points (e.g., Season 2 with 200M rewards).
Tokenomics feature a ~10 billion total supply (9.95B–10B reported), with circulating supply around 3.77–3.8 billion (~38%). Early funding included a $7M strategic round, with Binance launchpad involvement.
As of mid-February 2026 (around Feb 14), $FOGO trades at approximately $0.022–$0.023 USD, up ~6–9% in the last 24 hours amid rebound momentum. Market cap hovers at $85–86M (rank ~#260–#300), with 24h volume $23–31M showing solid liquidity. ATH reached ~$0.063 in mid-January post-mainnet/TGE (Jan 13–15, 2026), but it corrected sharply due to airdrop unlocks, selling pressure, and broader market sentiment—down over 60% from peak. Recent action shows recovery from ~$0.020 lows, with traders eyeing $0.025–$0.030 targets if momentum holds.
Community remains engaged on X, with discussions on rebounds, trading signals, and ecosystem growth. Binance campaigns (e.g., 2M FOGO rewards on CreatorPad through late Feb) boost participation. Despite volatility typical for new L1s, Fogo's tech edge in trading infrastructure positions it well for DeFi evolution—if adoption scales and unlocks absorb smoothly.
Risks persist: competition from other high-throughput chains, execution hurdles, and crypto market swings. Fundamentals shine for pros seeking speed + decentralization, but always DYOR.
#FOGOUSDT

$FOGO: High-Performance L1 for On-Chain Trading
$FOGO powers Fogo, a cutting-edge Layer 1 blockchain optimized for decentralized finance and high-frequency trading. Built on the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM) with pure Firedancer optimizations, Fogo delivers sub-40ms block times and ~1.3-second finality—outpacing many rivals in speed for on-chain CLOBs, limit orders, and low-slippage execution. It targets CEX-level performance without centralization trade-offs, enabling true DeFi with fair matching, reduced MEV, and gas-efficient sessions.
Developed by alumni from Jump Trading, Pyth, Citadel, and JPMorgan, Fogo focuses on institutional-grade infrastructure. It supports real-time dApps, staking, lending, and perpetuals, with consensus nodes positioned for minimal global latency (e.g., Tokyo hubs). The ecosystem includes DEXs like Valiant and lending protocols, plus growing on-chain activity post-mainnet.
The $FOGO token drives utilities:
- Gas for transactions and contracts.
- Staking for network security and rewards.
- Governance on upgrades and parameters.
- Incentives via programs like Fogo Flames points (e.g., Season 2 with 200M rewards).
Tokenomics feature a ~10 billion total supply (9.95B–10B reported), with circulating supply around 3.77–3.8 billion (~38%). Early funding included a $7M strategic round, with Binance launchpad involvement.
As of mid-February 2026 (around Feb 14), $FOGO trades at approximately $0.022–$0.023 USD, up ~6–9% in the last 24 hours amid rebound momentum. Market cap hovers at $85–86M (rank ~#260–#300), with 24h volume $23–31M showing solid liquidity. ATH reached ~$0.063 in mid-January post-mainnet/TGE (Jan 13–15, 2026), but it corrected sharply due to airdrop unlocks, selling pressure, and broader market sentiment—down over 60% from peak. Recent action shows recovery from ~$0.020 lows, with traders eyeing $0.025–$0.030 targets if momentum holds.
Community remains engaged on X, with discussions on rebounds, trading signals, and ecosystem growth. Binance campaigns (e.g., 2M FOGO rewards on CreatorPad through late Feb) boost participation. Despite volatility typical for new L1s, Fogo's tech edge in trading infrastructure positions it well for DeFi evolution—if adoption scales and unlocks absorb smoothly.
Risks persist: competition from other high-throughput chains, execution hurdles, and crypto market swings. Fundamentals shine for pros seeking speed + decentralization, but always DYO.#FOGOUSDT #Binance

Plasma (XPL), the native token of the Plasma Layer-1 blockchain built for stablecoin payments (like zero-fee USDT transfers), recently surged 16.5% to $0.0939 amid broader market pressure.
This move came on strong **$7.29M in taker buying** (aggressive purchases) and **$3.69M net inflow**, showing fresh capital entering despite extreme fear in the crypto market—Fear & Greed Index at 8/100 (extreme fear territory, often signaling oversold conditions).
While the overall market sentiment remains deeply pessimistic, with Bitcoin and many alts under pressure, XPL's resilience highlights potential rotation into altcoins and speculative interest in its stablecoin-focused utility (high TPS, low fees, EVM compatibility).
This aggressive buying and inflow pattern, defying the fear, could indicate a short-term bottom or capitulation phase, where contrarian accumulation occurs before broader recovery. However, volatility remains high—watch for sustained volume and resistance breaks around recent highs (~$0.096) to confirm momentum.