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World Gold Council: Central banks around the world net purchased 19 tons of gold in February, with China increasing its gold holdings for the 16th consecutive month

The World Gold Council released the February central bank gold purchase report this week, showing that central banks net bought 19 tons of gold in February 2026. Although this is still below the monthly average of 26 tons reported for 2025, it represents an increase compared to the net purchase of 5 tons in January 2026.The World Gold Council stated that the situation in February seems to indicate a rebound in central bank gold purchases after a quiet January, highlighting the recognition and commitment of central banks to gold as a reserve asset. Additionally, the report shows that some central banks have maintained a record of continuous net gold purchases, accumulating 44 tons from November 2024 to February 2026, with the Czech Republic reporting net purchases for the 36th consecutive month. China has increased its gold holdings for the 16th consecutive month.Goldman Sachs' research report at the end of March pointed out that supported by the ongoing gold purchases by central banks and the expectation that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates twice this year, the medium-term outlook for gold remains solid, with gold prices expected to rise to $5,400 per ounce by the end of the year. UBS also projected at the end of March that the target price for gold in early 2027 will be $5,900 per ounce.

Bitfarms raises funds to purchase 2,000 BTC, Roblox tests 2% cash monetization, S&P launches treasury index

According to BBX data, as the second quarter kicks off, global enterprises are taking frequent actions in asset listing and rating infrastructure. The core data is as follows:2,000 spot purchases: Bitfarms (NASDAQ: $BITF) announced yesterday the completion of a $50 million structured debt financing provided by top private equity, which has been fully utilized before yesterday's market close to purchase approximately 2,000 BTC in the open market, further defending its ranking among North American mining companies.$15 million regular investment initiated: MicroAlgo (NASDAQ: $MLGO) announced before the market opened yesterday that the board has approved the establishment of a $15 million special fund for digital assets and officially launched the "Daily Investment (TWAP)" program yesterday, aimed at reducing the volatility risk of single-point purchases.Game ecosystem reserves: Roblox (NYSE: $RBLX) disclosed in its developer newsletter yesterday that it has converted 2% of its redundant cash on its balance sheet into ETH and AVAX. This move is not purely a financial investment but is intended to support the underlying liquidity for its next-generation creator economy's on-chain settlement.Rating giant enters the arena: S&P Global (NYSE: $SPGI) released the "Corporate Bitcoin Treasury Index (CBTX)" yesterday. This index specifically tracks globally listed companies with more than 1% BTC exposure on their balance sheets, marking the formal inclusion of "crypto treasuries" into mainstream financial measurement standards by traditional rating agencies.Computing power completely restructured: Northern Data (XETRA: $NB2) announced yesterday that it has divested its last portion of traditional cloud storage business, declaring that starting from the second quarter, 100% of the company's energy and computing power will solely serve AI rendering and the absolute accumulation of its internal BTC treasury.

The launch of the first batch of compliant stablecoin licenses in Hong Kong has been postponed, and the Monetary Authority responded that it is making every effort to advance the process

The first batch of issuer licenses in Hong Kong was originally scheduled to be issued in March 2026, but it has not materialized as planned. A spokesperson for the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) responded that the HKMA is fully committed to advancing the licensing process and will make announcements to the public at the appropriate time.Regarding who will obtain the first batch of stablecoin licenses in Hong Kong, the market has previously focused on two major Hong Kong dollar issuing banks, HSBC and Standard Chartered. HSBC has not publicly disclosed whether it has submitted an application for a stablecoin license. However, as early as mid-January this year, there were rumors in the market that HSBC had a good chance of obtaining the first batch of licenses. Currently, there is no clear official disclosure on why the issuance of stablecoin licenses has been delayed beyond the anticipated timeline.Individuals close to the stablecoin license applications revealed that the HKMA has been in close contact with the first batch of potential compliant licensees, and there are still proposed amendments regarding the issuance matters. In addition, the second batch of compliant stablecoin licenses in Hong Kong is also in the application process. Reliable sources indicate that Futu Securities and OSL Group are strong contenders for the second batch of licenses.
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