1. The Trump administration has taken the first step to loosen cryptocurrency regulation, and the US SEC plans to reduce the cryptocurrency enforcement team.
2. MicroStrategy did not buy any Bitcoin between January 27 and February 2.
3. Trump "cuts leeks": TRUMP coins attract more than 100 million US dollars, and retail investors lose money.
4. US Ohio senators propose a bill to establish Bitcoin reserves and accept it as a payment method.
5. The New York Times: The US SEC has reduced its enforcement efforts in the field of cryptocurrency.
6. US CFTC Acting Chairman: CFTC no longer implements law enforcement supervision.
7. US lawmakers set up House and Senate working groups to draft cryptocurrency and stablecoin bills.
8. The US SEC Crypto Special Working Group has signaled a major shift in regulation, aiming to allow projects to issue tokens in a legal manner.
9. Crypto Tsar David Sacks: Assessing strategic Bitcoin reserves is the top priority of the government's internal working group.
10. The US SEC Acting Chairman appointed former Coin Center Policy Director Landon Zinda to join the Crypto Working Group.
11. Bloomberg: Bullish Global, a crypto company backed by Peter Thiel, is considering an IPO.
12. Coinbase urges US regulators to make it clear that banks can provide services to crypto companies.
13. Data: Stablecoin on-chain transaction volume fell 10.5% in January, and legal CEX spot transaction volume fell 18.2%.
