Monthly Archives: February, 2026

Bitcoin investors may be watching CPI prints, but the real inflation stress is showing up in stranger places. Inflation looks like it’s easing, until you zoom in. Beef prices are up sharply, fertilizer costs are reaccelerating, and several niche input series are diverging in ways that don’t fit the clean “cooling” narrative. For Bitcoin, that

Bitcoin price succumbed to a violent selloff on Monday while gold and silver surged to all-time highs following President Donald Trump‘s threat of sweeping new tariffs on European allies. According to CryptoSlate's data, BTC slipped below $93,000 within minutes during early Asian trading hours, after trading comfortably in the mid-$95,000s just moments earlier. This price

TLDR: Tether and Bitqik will host quarterly educational events in four major Laotian cities during 2026. The initiative aims to educate over 10,000 people on Bitcoin, stablecoins, and blockchain technology. Bitqik Academy will develop online content focusing on practical stablecoin applications and usage. USD₮ is positioned as the most widely used stablecoin in Laos, driving

TLDR: Bitcoin’s Stablecoin Supply Ratio experienced its sharpest decline this cycle during the recent correction. The SSR drop reveals Bitcoin’s market cap fell faster than stablecoin supply, creating a liquidity imbalance. Historical patterns show similar SSR declines often coincide with market bottom formations and reversals. Stablecoin market cap growth must continue for recovery, as declining

Vintage Novak Djokovic rolled back the years to dethrone two-time champion Jannik Sinner in a late-night five-set classic to set up an Australian Open showdown with Carlos Alcaraz. Djokovic ​- four months before his 39th birthday - ‌showed he remains unbeatable on his day by coming through a thrilling semi-final to end the reign of

(RNS) — Every year on Tu Bishvat, Jewish communities celebrate a new year for the trees and rededicate themselves to the work of being caretakers for the planet that sustains us. The holiday, which we will mark this year from Feb. 1-2, is typically celebrated by hosting a Tu Bishvat seder, or festive meal, in

More Albertans are waiting longer than clinically recommended for critical cardiac and cancer surgeries, sparking concern among health experts and calls for urgent action. While a record number of surgeries is being performed in the province, the number of people on Alberta's waitlist is longer than it was two years ago. And the latest provincial

Some 3,534 people were fined for possessing and using vapes under the enhanced enforcement framework between September and December 2025. 366 of these offenders were caught with etomidate e-vaporisers, known as Kpods, said the Ministry of Health (MOH) and Health Sciences Authority (HSA) on Thursday (Jan 29). Since last September, 211 Kpod users and 57