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El oro extendió su avance y superó los USD $5.200 por onza en un contexto de dólar más débil y renovada incertidumbre sobre la política comercial de Estados Unidos, después de que la Corte Suprema fallara contra el uso de poderes de emergencia para imponer aranceles. La reacción del mercado se intensificó cuando Donald Trump anunció que buscará aplicar un arancel global del 15%, un movimiento que también sembró dudas sobre acuerdos negociados con socios clave y elevó la volatilidad esperada para las próximas semanas.
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El oro subió hasta 2,2% y superó los USD $5.200 por onza tras la derrota arancelaria de Trump en la Corte Suprema.
Trump dijo que impondrá un arancel global del 15% para reemplazar los anulados, pero solo podría durar hasta 150 días bajo condiciones específicas.
La UE evalúa congelar la ratificación de un acuerdo con Washington, India pospondría un viaje y en Japón califican la situación como “un verdadero lío”, según la fuente.$TRUMP
$memes
$XRP #TrumpNewTariffs
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El oro subió hasta 2,2% y superó los USD $5.200 por onza tras la derrota arancelaria de Trump en la Corte Suprema.
Trump dijo que impondrá un arancel global del 15% para reemplazar los anulados, pero solo podría durar hasta 150 días bajo condiciones específicas.
La UE evalúa congelar la ratificación de un acuerdo con Washington, India pospondría un viaje y en Japón califican la situación como “un verdadero lío”, según la fuente.$TRUMP
$memes
$XRP #TrumpNewTariffs
Binance Controls 65% of CEX Stablecoin Reserves – What It Means for Liquidity
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Binance concentrates 65% of stablecoin reserves on exchanges and reinforces its liquidity dominance
After tough week, Binance still tightining its grip on crypto. The exchange now controls 65% of all stablecoin reserves sitting on centralized platforms.
Right now, it holds about $47.5 billion in USDT and USDC alone. That is a massive chunk of crypto liquidity parked in one place.
What makes it more interesting is the timing. Broader market outflows have cooled to around $2 billion. So while capital is not flooding in aggressively, Binance is quietly tightening its grip on the stablecoin supply.
In crypto, liquidity is power. And Binance is stacking a lot of it.$MEME
$XRP
$USDC #StrategyBTCPurchase
😊😊😊
Binance concentrates 65% of stablecoin reserves on exchanges and reinforces its liquidity dominance
After tough week, Binance still tightining its grip on crypto. The exchange now controls 65% of all stablecoin reserves sitting on centralized platforms.
Right now, it holds about $47.5 billion in USDT and USDC alone. That is a massive chunk of crypto liquidity parked in one place.
What makes it more interesting is the timing. Broader market outflows have cooled to around $2 billion. So while capital is not flooding in aggressively, Binance is quietly tightening its grip on the stablecoin supply.
In crypto, liquidity is power. And Binance is stacking a lot of it.$MEME
$XRP
$USDC #StrategyBTCPurchase
LATEST: Coinbase stablecoin revenue could surge 7x under Genius Act, but draft bill may restrict thi
Coinbase's stablecoin revenue could surge 2x to 7x under the GENIUS Act framework as payment adoption accelerates, according to Bloomberg Intelligence. However, a proposed "yield loophole" closure in a new draft bill—the Responsible Financial Innovation Act (RFIA)—threatens this growth by expanding the existing ban on interest payments to include third-party "rewards" offered by exchanges like Coinbase
The GENIUS Act and Revenue Projections
The Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for US Stablecoins (GENIUS) Act, signed into law in July 2025, established the first federal regulatory framework for "payment stablecoins"
Revenue Potential: Analysts estimate Coinbase's stablecoin revenue, which was $1.35 billion in 2025 (approx. 19% of total revenue), could multiply significantly if the Act successfully drives mass adoption of stablecoins for payments.
Current Restriction: The Act already prohibits stablecoin issuers (like Circle) from paying interest or yield directly to holders to ensure tokens function as payment tools rather than savings products.
Economic Benefit: CEO Brian Armstrong has indicated that even if customer yields are banned, Coinbase may retain the economic benefits from its revenue-sharing agreement with Circle, potentially improving profit margins by keeping rewards previously distributed to users. The Proposed Yield Ban Expansion
While the GENIUS Act targets issuers, a new draft bill currently under negotiation aims to close what bank lobbyists call a "loophole"
Targeting Exchanges: The draft legislation (RFIA) proposes banning third-party platforms and exchanges from offering rewards or incentives tied to stablecoin balances.
Impact on Coinbase: Coinbase currently offers incentives, such as 3.5% rewards on USDC balances for Coinbase One members. A ban on these rewards could lead to a decline in USDC holdings on the platform, directly impacting the interest income Coinbase earns from
reserves.
Industry Pushback: Coinbase has intensified lobbying efforts, labeling the banking industry's push for these restrictions as "un-American" and warning that such limits could stifle payment innovation. Bloomberg.com +5
Key Financial Metrics (2025)
Metric
Value
Total Stablecoin Revenue
$1.35 Billion
Stablecoin % of
19%
Total Revenue
Revenue Growth (YoY)
Projected
Growth
48% (up from $911M in 2024)
2x to 7x (under favorable GENIUS Act implementation)
Multiplier $BTC $coinbase
$USDC $XRP
The GENIUS Act and Revenue Projections
The Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for US Stablecoins (GENIUS) Act, signed into law in July 2025, established the first federal regulatory framework for "payment stablecoins"
Revenue Potential: Analysts estimate Coinbase's stablecoin revenue, which was $1.35 billion in 2025 (approx. 19% of total revenue), could multiply significantly if the Act successfully drives mass adoption of stablecoins for payments.
Current Restriction: The Act already prohibits stablecoin issuers (like Circle) from paying interest or yield directly to holders to ensure tokens function as payment tools rather than savings products.
Economic Benefit: CEO Brian Armstrong has indicated that even if customer yields are banned, Coinbase may retain the economic benefits from its revenue-sharing agreement with Circle, potentially improving profit margins by keeping rewards previously distributed to users. The Proposed Yield Ban Expansion
While the GENIUS Act targets issuers, a new draft bill currently under negotiation aims to close what bank lobbyists call a "loophole"
Targeting Exchanges: The draft legislation (RFIA) proposes banning third-party platforms and exchanges from offering rewards or incentives tied to stablecoin balances.
Impact on Coinbase: Coinbase currently offers incentives, such as 3.5% rewards on USDC balances for Coinbase One members. A ban on these rewards could lead to a decline in USDC holdings on the platform, directly impacting the interest income Coinbase earns from
reserves.
Industry Pushback: Coinbase has intensified lobbying efforts, labeling the banking industry's push for these restrictions as "un-American" and warning that such limits could stifle payment innovation. Bloomberg.com +5
Key Financial Metrics (2025)
Metric
Value
Total Stablecoin Revenue
$1.35 Billion
Stablecoin % of
19%
Total Revenue
Revenue Growth (YoY)
Projected
Growth
48% (up from $911M in 2024)
2x to 7x (under favorable GENIUS Act implementation)
Multiplier $BTC $coinbase
$USDC $XRP
Planning umrah? Saudi Arabia launches visit guide for global pilgrims in 16 languages
On February 23, 2026, Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Hajj and Umrah officially launched the "Umrah and Visit Guide" in 16 international languages. This comprehensive digital resource is designed to assist global pilgrims by providing essential religious and procedural information in their native languages to streamline their journey.
The Ministry of Hajj and Umrah has launched a comprehensive multilingual guide designed to support worshippers at every step of their Umrah journey, from pre- departure planning to final exit procedures.
Available in 16 international languages, the new resource seeks to simplify rituals, improve awareness, and enhance the overall pilgrim experience.
A multilingual resource for global pilgrims
The Ministry of Hajj and Umrah has issued the Umrah and Visit Guide in 16 international languages, ensuring that worshippers and Umrah pilgrims can access official guidance and organisational information in their native languages.
The objective is clear. By removing language barriers, the ministry aims to raise awareness, reduce confusion, and enable pilgrims to perform their rituals with ease and peace of mind.
$BTC
$XRP
$USDC
On February 23, 2026, Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Hajj and Umrah officially launched the "Umrah and Visit Guide" in 16 international languages. This comprehensive digital resource is designed to assist global pilgrims by providing essential religious and procedural information in their native languages to streamline their journey.
The Ministry of Hajj and Umrah has launched a comprehensive multilingual guide designed to support worshippers at every step of their Umrah journey, from pre- departure planning to final exit procedures.
Available in 16 international languages, the new resource seeks to simplify rituals, improve awareness, and enhance the overall pilgrim experience.
A multilingual resource for global pilgrims
The Ministry of Hajj and Umrah has issued the Umrah and Visit Guide in 16 international languages, ensuring that worshippers and Umrah pilgrims can access official guidance and organisational information in their native languages.
The objective is clear. By removing language barriers, the ministry aims to raise awareness, reduce confusion, and enable pilgrims to perform their rituals with ease and peace of mind.
$BTC
$XRP
$USDC
Trump tariff reset rattles crypto as Bitcoin breaks US$65,000
Crypto Market Update👉
Bitcoin (BTC) tumbled below the US$65,000 psychological support level on February 23, 2026, hitting a daily low of approximately $64,300. The crash was primarily triggered by President Donald Trump's announcement over the weekend that he would invoke Section 122 of the 1974 Trade Act to raise the U.S. global tariff rate to 15 percent. This move followed a February 20 Supreme Court ruling that invalidated prior "Liberation Day" duties, leading to what analysts have termed "pure tariff chaos".
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Market Impact and Liquidations
The sudden trade policy shift caught markets off-guard, causing a rapid "risk-off" rotation that severely impacted the crypto sector:
Leverage Flush: Over $470 million in leveraged crypto positions were liquidated within 24 hours, with more than $230 million wiped out in a single hour as Bitcoin breached the $65,000 floor.
Institutional Outflows: Spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen massive cooling, with $316 million in net outflows recorded in the week leading up to the crash.
Altcoin Sentiment: The broader market followed Bitcoin lower, with Ethereum (ETH) dropping over 4% and Solana (SOL) falling roughly 6% during the session.
Fear Index: The Crypto Fear & Greed Index plummeted to a multi-year low of 5, signaling "Extreme Fear".
Investing News Network
Investing News Network
+4
1 BTC equals
SAR 241,233.44
As of Feb 23, 10:45 PM GMT+3 • Disclaimer
Feb 2, 2026 - Feb 23, 2026
Key Factors Driving the Decline
Tariff Uncertainty: Investors fear the new 15% tariff will reignite inflation, forcing the Federal Reserve to maintain "higher-for-longer" interest rates, which typically hurts speculative assets like Bitcoin.
Geopolitical Tensions: Escalating concerns regarding a potential conflict between the U.S. and Iran, alongside civil unrest in Mexico, have driven capital into traditional safe havens like Gold, which rose more than 4% to $5,230.
. $BTC $U
$XAU
Crypto Market Update👉
Bitcoin (BTC) tumbled below the US$65,000 psychological support level on February 23, 2026, hitting a daily low of approximately $64,300. The crash was primarily triggered by President Donald Trump's announcement over the weekend that he would invoke Section 122 of the 1974 Trade Act to raise the U.S. global tariff rate to 15 percent. This move followed a February 20 Supreme Court ruling that invalidated prior "Liberation Day" duties, leading to what analysts have termed "pure tariff chaos".
+4$
Market Impact and Liquidations
The sudden trade policy shift caught markets off-guard, causing a rapid "risk-off" rotation that severely impacted the crypto sector:
Leverage Flush: Over $470 million in leveraged crypto positions were liquidated within 24 hours, with more than $230 million wiped out in a single hour as Bitcoin breached the $65,000 floor.
Institutional Outflows: Spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen massive cooling, with $316 million in net outflows recorded in the week leading up to the crash.
Altcoin Sentiment: The broader market followed Bitcoin lower, with Ethereum (ETH) dropping over 4% and Solana (SOL) falling roughly 6% during the session.
Fear Index: The Crypto Fear & Greed Index plummeted to a multi-year low of 5, signaling "Extreme Fear".
Investing News Network
Investing News Network
+4
1 BTC equals
SAR 241,233.44
As of Feb 23, 10:45 PM GMT+3 • Disclaimer
Feb 2, 2026 - Feb 23, 2026
Key Factors Driving the Decline
Tariff Uncertainty: Investors fear the new 15% tariff will reignite inflation, forcing the Federal Reserve to maintain "higher-for-longer" interest rates, which typically hurts speculative assets like Bitcoin.
Geopolitical Tensions: Escalating concerns regarding a potential conflict between the U.S. and Iran, alongside civil unrest in Mexico, have driven capital into traditional safe havens like Gold, which rose more than 4% to $5,230.
. $BTC $U
$XAU
China planted so many trees in the Taklamakan Desert that it now absorbs CO2
It's true—one of the world's harshest "biological voids" is now officially breathing. Recent research published in January 2026 confirms that the Taklamakan Desert has transitioned into a functioning carbon sink.
Here’s the breakdown of how this transformation happened:
1. The "Great Green Wall" Project
The shift is the result of the Three-North Shelterbelt Program, an ambitious afforestation initiative launched in 1978. By late 2024, China completed a 3,046-kilometer (1,892-mile) green belt that fully encircles the Taklamakan, using billions of trees and hardy shrubs to stabilize shifting dunes.
IFLScience
IFLScience
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2. Measuring the Carbon Sink
Scientists from the University of California, Riverside and other institutions used Solar-Induced Fluorescence (SIF)—a faint infrared glow emitted by plants during photosynthesis—to verify the desert's new activity from space.
ZME Science
ZME Science
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CO2 Reduction: Researchers detected a "cold spot" where atmospheric CO2 levels dropped by 1 to 2 parts per million (ppm) during the wet season compared to the dry season.
Photosynthesis Levels: Satellite data from NASA's Orbiting Carbon Observatory showed consistent, measurable photosynthesis across the desert's rim.
3. Key Findings & Statistics
Tree Count: Over 66 billion trees have been planted across northern China as part of the broader program, helping increase national forest cover from 10% in 1949 to over 25% today.
Local Cooling: The new vegetation increases "evapotranspiration" (plant sweating), which provides localized cooling and has even led to a slight increase in regional rainfall.
Water Source: This success is largely supported by mountain glacier runoff from the surrounding Kunlun and Tian Shan ranges, which feeds the irrigation systems for the new green belt.
The Times of India
The Times of India
+4 #ChinaCrackdown #china $U
$WMTX
$XMR
#
It's true—one of the world's harshest "biological voids" is now officially breathing. Recent research published in January 2026 confirms that the Taklamakan Desert has transitioned into a functioning carbon sink.
Here’s the breakdown of how this transformation happened:
1. The "Great Green Wall" Project
The shift is the result of the Three-North Shelterbelt Program, an ambitious afforestation initiative launched in 1978. By late 2024, China completed a 3,046-kilometer (1,892-mile) green belt that fully encircles the Taklamakan, using billions of trees and hardy shrubs to stabilize shifting dunes.
IFLScience
IFLScience
+4
2. Measuring the Carbon Sink
Scientists from the University of California, Riverside and other institutions used Solar-Induced Fluorescence (SIF)—a faint infrared glow emitted by plants during photosynthesis—to verify the desert's new activity from space.
ZME Science
ZME Science
+1
CO2 Reduction: Researchers detected a "cold spot" where atmospheric CO2 levels dropped by 1 to 2 parts per million (ppm) during the wet season compared to the dry season.
Photosynthesis Levels: Satellite data from NASA's Orbiting Carbon Observatory showed consistent, measurable photosynthesis across the desert's rim.
3. Key Findings & Statistics
Tree Count: Over 66 billion trees have been planted across northern China as part of the broader program, helping increase national forest cover from 10% in 1949 to over 25% today.
Local Cooling: The new vegetation increases "evapotranspiration" (plant sweating), which provides localized cooling and has even led to a slight increase in regional rainfall.
Water Source: This success is largely supported by mountain glacier runoff from the surrounding Kunlun and Tian Shan ranges, which feeds the irrigation systems for the new green belt.
The Times of India
The Times of India
+4 #ChinaCrackdown #china $U
$WMTX
$XMR
#
They Did Deals With Trump to Get Lower Tariffs. Now They Are Stuck.
Countries that under the threat of tariffs made commitments like enormous investment pledges face the reality that they might have been better off waiting
President Trump and Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi of Japan signing trade and mineral deals in Tokyo in October.Credit...Haiyun Jiang/The New York Times
Alexandra Stevenson
It started as a week of trade wins for President Trump.
On Tuesday, Japan committed $36 billion in investments in the United States, and on Thursday, the president of Indonesia signed a deal in Washington to open up critical sectors of the country’s economy to American companies.
The moves were part of trade deals both countries had signed under the threat of huge tariffs, unlike anything they had faced in modern times — up to 35 percent in Japan’s case and 32 percent for Indonesia. Mr. Trump hailed the developments as signs that the United States was “WINNING again.”
But by the end of the week, it was no longer clear who, if anyone, was winning. On Friday, the Supreme Court struck down the legal premise of Mr. Trump’s punitive tariffs. After the ruling, he insisted that many of the deals would stand, although even he acknowledged that some might not. The court’s decision has left the fate of the deals highly uncertain.In Asia, where most of the world’s goods are made, governments had raced to do deals with Mr. Trump. The goal was to negotiate lower tariffs for their export-dependent industries. Many government leaders who brokered deals and made significant pledges faced political recrimination at home, accused of giving away too much and, at times, even sacrificing national sovereignty.
$CYS
$TRUMP
$LA
Countries that under the threat of tariffs made commitments like enormous investment pledges face the reality that they might have been better off waiting
President Trump and Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi of Japan signing trade and mineral deals in Tokyo in October.Credit...Haiyun Jiang/The New York Times
Alexandra Stevenson
It started as a week of trade wins for President Trump.
On Tuesday, Japan committed $36 billion in investments in the United States, and on Thursday, the president of Indonesia signed a deal in Washington to open up critical sectors of the country’s economy to American companies.
The moves were part of trade deals both countries had signed under the threat of huge tariffs, unlike anything they had faced in modern times — up to 35 percent in Japan’s case and 32 percent for Indonesia. Mr. Trump hailed the developments as signs that the United States was “WINNING again.”
But by the end of the week, it was no longer clear who, if anyone, was winning. On Friday, the Supreme Court struck down the legal premise of Mr. Trump’s punitive tariffs. After the ruling, he insisted that many of the deals would stand, although even he acknowledged that some might not. The court’s decision has left the fate of the deals highly uncertain.In Asia, where most of the world’s goods are made, governments had raced to do deals with Mr. Trump. The goal was to negotiate lower tariffs for their export-dependent industries. Many government leaders who brokered deals and made significant pledges faced political recrimination at home, accused of giving away too much and, at times, even sacrificing national sovereignty.
$CYS
$TRUMP
$LA
He is only 14 years old, used a 10-year-old camera, and won the world’s most important macro photography contest with a photo of bees in India
Young wildlife photographer Rithved Girish has been named Young Close‑up Photographer of the Year 7 for his image “Guardians of the Hive,” winning the youth category of the international Close‑up Photographer of the Year competition.
The photo captures stingless bees on guard at the entrance of their nest in Mezhathur, Kerala, and it does more than dazzle judges; it quietly tells a story about how much we depend on
Hidden wildlife, simple gear
Rithved lives in the United Arab Emirates but returns regularly to India, where he spends his school breaks exploring farms, backyards, and patches of semi‑wild land. On one of those summer visits to Kerala, he spotted a nest belonging to tiny stingless bees, likely from the Tetragonula family, building a narrow mud‑and‑resin tube that works like a front door and fortress in one.
Instead of baiting or disturbing the nest, he waited. The result is a close‑up of “guard” bees at the entrance, their bodies forming a living shield around the tube as they watch for threats. The scene turns a piece of old wall into something that looks almost like architecture or sculpture, but it is pure natural behavior unfolding in real time
His winning picture is striking for another reason too. He did not use a brand‑new mirrorless camera or exotic custom lens. The image was made with a nearly decade‑old Nikon D850 DSLR, paired with a third‑party macro lens designed to reveal fine details in very small subjects.
In other words, no latest‑generation mirrorless body, no futuristic gadget stack. In practical terms, that means the heavy lifting came from fieldcraft and patience rather than a shopping spree at the camera store.
$YGG
$SIREN
$LYN
Young wildlife photographer Rithved Girish has been named Young Close‑up Photographer of the Year 7 for his image “Guardians of the Hive,” winning the youth category of the international Close‑up Photographer of the Year competition.
The photo captures stingless bees on guard at the entrance of their nest in Mezhathur, Kerala, and it does more than dazzle judges; it quietly tells a story about how much we depend on
Hidden wildlife, simple gear
Rithved lives in the United Arab Emirates but returns regularly to India, where he spends his school breaks exploring farms, backyards, and patches of semi‑wild land. On one of those summer visits to Kerala, he spotted a nest belonging to tiny stingless bees, likely from the Tetragonula family, building a narrow mud‑and‑resin tube that works like a front door and fortress in one.
Instead of baiting or disturbing the nest, he waited. The result is a close‑up of “guard” bees at the entrance, their bodies forming a living shield around the tube as they watch for threats. The scene turns a piece of old wall into something that looks almost like architecture or sculpture, but it is pure natural behavior unfolding in real time
His winning picture is striking for another reason too. He did not use a brand‑new mirrorless camera or exotic custom lens. The image was made with a nearly decade‑old Nikon D850 DSLR, paired with a third‑party macro lens designed to reveal fine details in very small subjects.
In other words, no latest‑generation mirrorless body, no futuristic gadget stack. In practical terms, that means the heavy lifting came from fieldcraft and patience rather than a shopping spree at the camera store.
$YGG
$SIREN
$LYN
Day will turn to night: the longest solar eclipse of the century now has an official date, promising a rare and spectacular event
The first thing you notice isn’t the darkness.
It’s the silence.
Birds stop mid-chorus, dogs tilt their heads, and the daylight suddenly looks… wrong. The air cools by a few degrees, conversations slow, and thousands of faces instinctively tilt up to the sky, wearing goofy cardboard glasses that make everyone look like a kid again. Someone whispers, “Here we go,” as if they’re at a concert and the headliner is finally walking on stage.
Now imagine that eerie twilight stretching on longer than anything you’ve felt in your lifetime. Longer than your parents remember. Longer than your grandparents, even.
That’s the promise of the longest solar eclipse of the century.
And yes, it now has an official date.The day the Sun will vanish – and why this one is different
At some point in the next decade, lunchtime will look like midnight for millions of people. Streets will dim, office windows will turn into mirrors, and city lights will flicker on in the middle of the day as the Moon slides perfectly in front of the Sun. This is not just another eclipse squeezed into a morning news segment.
Astronomers confirm that a total solar eclipse, expected to last close to the theoretical maximum, will occur on **March 20, 2034**, offering the longest stretch of totality of the 21st century.$KOGE $DGB
$GWEI
The first thing you notice isn’t the darkness.
It’s the silence.
Birds stop mid-chorus, dogs tilt their heads, and the daylight suddenly looks… wrong. The air cools by a few degrees, conversations slow, and thousands of faces instinctively tilt up to the sky, wearing goofy cardboard glasses that make everyone look like a kid again. Someone whispers, “Here we go,” as if they’re at a concert and the headliner is finally walking on stage.
Now imagine that eerie twilight stretching on longer than anything you’ve felt in your lifetime. Longer than your parents remember. Longer than your grandparents, even.
That’s the promise of the longest solar eclipse of the century.
And yes, it now has an official date.The day the Sun will vanish – and why this one is different
At some point in the next decade, lunchtime will look like midnight for millions of people. Streets will dim, office windows will turn into mirrors, and city lights will flicker on in the middle of the day as the Moon slides perfectly in front of the Sun. This is not just another eclipse squeezed into a morning news segment.
Astronomers confirm that a total solar eclipse, expected to last close to the theoretical maximum, will occur on **March 20, 2034**, offering the longest stretch of totality of the 21st century.$KOGE $DGB
$GWEI
India’s Forex Reserves Hit Record 725.727 Billion Dollars
India’s foreign exchange (forex) reserves surged by 8.663 billion dollars to an all-time high of 725.727 billion dollars during the week ended February 13. According to RBI, the value of gold reserves, a key component of foreign exchange reserves, increased by 4.990 billion dollars to 128.466 billion dollars. Foreign Currency Assets (FCA), the largest component of forex reserves, increased by 3.550 billion dollars to 573.603 billion dollars.
FCA includes the dollar, along with several other major global currencies such as the yen, euro, and pound, whose value is expressed in dollars. The value of SDRs (Special Drawing Rights) increased by 103 million dollars to 18.924 billion dollars. Foreign exchange reserves are crucial for a country and provide a clear indication of its economic health. Furthermore, they play a significant role in maintaining a stable currency exchange rate.$CYS $KITE
$AGLD
India’s foreign exchange (forex) reserves surged by 8.663 billion dollars to an all-time high of 725.727 billion dollars during the week ended February 13. According to RBI, the value of gold reserves, a key component of foreign exchange reserves, increased by 4.990 billion dollars to 128.466 billion dollars. Foreign Currency Assets (FCA), the largest component of forex reserves, increased by 3.550 billion dollars to 573.603 billion dollars.
FCA includes the dollar, along with several other major global currencies such as the yen, euro, and pound, whose value is expressed in dollars. The value of SDRs (Special Drawing Rights) increased by 103 million dollars to 18.924 billion dollars. Foreign exchange reserves are crucial for a country and provide a clear indication of its economic health. Furthermore, they play a significant role in maintaining a stable currency exchange rate.$CYS $KITE
$AGLD
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Russia sold 300,000 ounces of gold as prices hit record
The Central Bank of Russia sold 300,000 ounces of gold from its reserves in January 2026, marking the first decline in its bullion holdings since October 2025. The sale took advantage of record-high gold prices, which averaged roughly $4,700 per ounce during the month.
Bloomberg.com
Bloomberg.com
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At current market rates, the transaction is estimated to have generated approximately $1.4 billion for the Russian national budget. Despite the physical reduction in volume to 74.5 million ounces, the total monetary value of Russia's gold reserves actually increased by 23% in January, reaching a record $402.7 billion due to the surge in global prices.
Caliber.Az
Caliber.Az
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Gold (GCW00)
$5,080.90
9.21% since Feb 3, 2026
As of Feb 21, 7:58 AM GMT+3 • Disclaimer
Feb 3, 2026 - Feb 21, 2026
Open
5,015.00
Prev close
4,997.40
High
5,131.00
Vol
127969
Low
4,999.30
Open interest
291446
Key Insights
Budget Support: The sale was reportedly aimed at addressing Russia's budget deficit and offsetting a drop in oil and gas revenues caused by international sanctions.
Reserve Strategy: Russia has been shifting its reserves toward gold and the Chinese yuan to build a "solid shield" against financial sanctions, with gold now accounting for nearly 48.3% of its total international reserves.
Market Context: Gold prices hit an all-time high of $5,608.35 per ounce in January 2026. As of late February 2026, prices remain elevated above $5,000 per ounce.
Mirror Operations: The central bank's gold movements are linked to "mirror operations" designed to support the National Wellbeing Fund's asset sales. #GOLD_UPDATE #RussianExports $AGLD
$KITE
$BCH
The Central Bank of Russia sold 300,000 ounces of gold from its reserves in January 2026, marking the first decline in its bullion holdings since October 2025. The sale took advantage of record-high gold prices, which averaged roughly $4,700 per ounce during the month.
Bloomberg.com
Bloomberg.com
+2
At current market rates, the transaction is estimated to have generated approximately $1.4 billion for the Russian national budget. Despite the physical reduction in volume to 74.5 million ounces, the total monetary value of Russia's gold reserves actually increased by 23% in January, reaching a record $402.7 billion due to the surge in global prices.
Caliber.Az
Caliber.Az
+2
Gold (GCW00)
$5,080.90
9.21% since Feb 3, 2026
As of Feb 21, 7:58 AM GMT+3 • Disclaimer
Feb 3, 2026 - Feb 21, 2026
Open
5,015.00
Prev close
4,997.40
High
5,131.00
Vol
127969
Low
4,999.30
Open interest
291446
Key Insights
Budget Support: The sale was reportedly aimed at addressing Russia's budget deficit and offsetting a drop in oil and gas revenues caused by international sanctions.
Reserve Strategy: Russia has been shifting its reserves toward gold and the Chinese yuan to build a "solid shield" against financial sanctions, with gold now accounting for nearly 48.3% of its total international reserves.
Market Context: Gold prices hit an all-time high of $5,608.35 per ounce in January 2026. As of late February 2026, prices remain elevated above $5,000 per ounce.
Mirror Operations: The central bank's gold movements are linked to "mirror operations" designed to support the National Wellbeing Fund's asset sales. #GOLD_UPDATE #RussianExports $AGLD
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$BCH
🎙️ ALERT:🚨BTC Going To Zero” Searches Just Hit ATH – Is This The Bottom?
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A US war with Iran is close. But what's the goal?
It looks increasingly likely that the US will go to war with Iran again, and this time it might not just be targeted airstrikes and calibrated responses, but an open-ended conflict with no clearly communicated or readily attainable outcome for either side. For both countries that would be a high-
stakes roll of the dice.
I'm not sure Donald Trump would have chosen this path if he were starting from scratch, which may be why he's reportedly considering a limited strike aimed at encouraging Iran to return for talks with concessions. Nevertheless, he finds himself boxed into a corner toward which he's been headed since his first term in office when he revoked the 2015 nuclear deal with Tehran. He has little room for escape unless he eases his demands, having set the bar higher than the US needs or the Islamic Republic was ever going to accept.
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It looks increasingly likely that the US will go to war with Iran again, and this time it might not just be targeted airstrikes and calibrated responses, but an open-ended conflict with no clearly communicated or readily attainable outcome for either side. For both countries that would be a high-
stakes roll of the dice.
I'm not sure Donald Trump would have chosen this path if he were starting from scratch, which may be why he's reportedly considering a limited strike aimed at encouraging Iran to return for talks with concessions. Nevertheless, he finds himself boxed into a corner toward which he's been headed since his first term in office when he revoked the 2015 nuclear deal with Tehran. He has little room for escape unless he eases his demands, having set the bar higher than the US needs or the Islamic Republic was ever going to accept.
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Trump says he is considering limited military strike on Iran
US President Donald Trump has said he is considering a limited military strike on Iran in order to pressure its leaders to agree a deal to curb the nuclear programme.
The president made the remark in response to a question from a journalist hours after officials had suggested the possibility of a strike.
On Thursday, Trump said the world would find out "over the next, probably, 10 days" whether a deal would be reached or the US would take military action. The US has been increasing its military presence in the region in recent weeks.
The US and its European allies suspect that Iran is moving towards the development of a nuclear weapon, something Iran has always denied.US and Iranian officials have met over the issue in Switzerland and said progress has been made in the talks.
Speaking on Friday, Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Iran was preparing "a draft of a possible agreement" and would hand it over to US Special Envoy Steve Witkoff in the next few days.
The talks in Geneva were held as American forces continued ramping up their presence in the vicinity of Iran.
The deployment includes the world's largest warship, USS Gerald R Ford, appearing to be heading towards the region.
USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier is also being deployed, joining an increase of destroyers, combat ships and fighter jets.
Satellite images have also shown that Iran has reinforced military facilities, and the country's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamanei, has posted messages to social media threatening US forces.
"The US President constantly says that the US has sent a warship toward Iran. Of course, a warship is a dangerous piece of military hardware," one of Khamenei's posts read.
Trump's foreign policy dilemma laid bare by Iran tensions
US build-up of warships and fighter jets tracked near Iran
US-Iran tension: Why Tehran may choose confrontation over 'surrender$BTC $SIREN
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US President Donald Trump has said he is considering a limited military strike on Iran in order to pressure its leaders to agree a deal to curb the nuclear programme.
The president made the remark in response to a question from a journalist hours after officials had suggested the possibility of a strike.
On Thursday, Trump said the world would find out "over the next, probably, 10 days" whether a deal would be reached or the US would take military action. The US has been increasing its military presence in the region in recent weeks.
The US and its European allies suspect that Iran is moving towards the development of a nuclear weapon, something Iran has always denied.US and Iranian officials have met over the issue in Switzerland and said progress has been made in the talks.
Speaking on Friday, Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Iran was preparing "a draft of a possible agreement" and would hand it over to US Special Envoy Steve Witkoff in the next few days.
The talks in Geneva were held as American forces continued ramping up their presence in the vicinity of Iran.
The deployment includes the world's largest warship, USS Gerald R Ford, appearing to be heading towards the region.
USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier is also being deployed, joining an increase of destroyers, combat ships and fighter jets.
Satellite images have also shown that Iran has reinforced military facilities, and the country's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamanei, has posted messages to social media threatening US forces.
"The US President constantly says that the US has sent a warship toward Iran. Of course, a warship is a dangerous piece of military hardware," one of Khamenei's posts read.
Trump's foreign policy dilemma laid bare by Iran tensions
US build-up of warships and fighter jets tracked near Iran
US-Iran tension: Why Tehran may choose confrontation over 'surrender$BTC $SIREN
$INJ
#Trumpiranianattack #TrumpNewTariffs
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