According to Crypto Rover, the SEC has approved Figure's $YLDS, marking the first stablecoin categorized as a security, offering a 0.5% yield. This approval is a significant step for the cryptocurrency market as it introduces a new class of interest-bearing digital assets, potentially attracting institutional investors seeking stable returns. Traders might consider the implications of $YLDS' security classification on market dynamics and regulatory landscapes.

According to Crypto Rover, 11.2 million SOL from the FTX bankruptcy auction will unlock on March 1, with a total worth of $2.06 billion. This event involves major buyers such as Galaxy, Pantera, Figure, and other over-the-counter traders. The unlocking of such a significant amount of SOL could have substantial implications for the market, potentially affecting the liquidity and price of Solana in the trading landscape.

According to Ai 姨, 11.2 million $SOL, worth $2.06 billion, from the FTX bankruptcy auction will unlock on March 1. Previously, FTX sold 41 million SOL through three auctions. Notably, Galaxy purchased 25.52 million SOL at $64 each, achieving a 187% return, while Pantera and others acquired 13.67 million SOL at $95 each, with a 93% return. Figure and additional buyers bought 1.8 million SOL at $102 per coin, resulting in an 80% return.