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The U.S. is significantly enhancing its military presence in the Middle East, deploying advanced aircraft and naval forces in response to regional changes. This strategy aims to maintain stability and protect American interests, with assets like the F-35C fighter jets and carrier strike groups.

The "Takeshima Day" ceremony in Shimane Prefecture on February 22 prompted strong protests from Korea, highlighting ongoing territorial disputes that strain diplomatic relations. Korea insists on its claim over the islands, known as Dokdo, asserting that Japan's actions threaten its sovereignty and calling for an immediate cessation of Japan's territorial claims. This issue reflects deeper historical and identity conflicts between the two nations and requires further dialogue and legal frameworks for resolution.

The Federal Reserve has introduced new guidelines for risk management in U.S. financial institutions, responding to inflation pressures and the need for improved risk assessment. These measures aim to unify evaluation standards, enhance transparency, and ensure fairness in customer account management, especially regarding account closures. Public feedback is being sought to refine these guidelines further.

The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is a crucial momentum indicator in technical analysis, developed by J. Welles Wilder in 1978. It quantifies price movements' momentum, aiding investment decisions by identifying overbought or oversold conditions. Traders often combine RSI with other indicators for reliable signals and utilize it across various markets, while also acknowledging its limitations and the need for comprehensive strategies.

Russia's oil export strategy involves accepting price reductions to maintain shipment volumes, placing significant strain on the Kremlin's financial stability. Bloomberg highlights the pressure this discount policy exerts on the economy while international energy firms like Mantle adapt to market fluctuations.

Goldman Sachs warns of potential selling pressures in U.S. equity markets, including gold, due to algorithmic funds triggered by technical breakdowns in the S&P 500. Multiple scenarios suggest risk of substantial automated sell-offs. Understanding these mechanisms is vital for investors.

The USTR is forming a new partnership strategy with Mexico to strengthen mineral supply chains, ensuring a stable supply of essential minerals over the long term. This collaboration addresses vulnerabilities in global supply chains and highlights the importance of U.S.-Mexico cooperation for resource security and economic resilience.

China's manufacturing sector is experiencing significant changes, with inflation pressures easing unexpectedly. Rising commodity prices and government stabilization measures have shifted the deflationary trend, offering manufacturers relief and enhancing growth prospects.

On February 5, a Thai military base in Sisaket Province was hit by grenades from Cambodia, raising concerns over border tensions. Fortunately, there are no reports of casualties as the base's defenses likely prevented injuries.

Cryptocurrency mining is a fundamental process that supports blockchain networks like Bitcoin and Litecoin. In simple terms, miners solve complex mathematical puzzles to verify and confirm transactions, and in return, they earn newly generated cryptocurrencies. This process, named "mining" after the act of extracting minerals from underground, plays a crucial role in ensuring the security and reliability of decentralized networks.
Basic Mechanisms and Principles of Cryptocurrency Mining
All transactions on the blockchain are recorded in data units called "blocks." Each block is cryptographically secured and linked to the previous one, forming a secure and immutable chain.

Bitget Wallet is a trading wallet that has been continuously addressing user asset management challenges in the Web3 industry. In July of last year, it introduced an account abstraction (AA) wallet on the Starknet mainnet, and based on that experience, it launched an even more advanced MPC wallet. This MPC technology surpasses the limitations of traditional wallet design and offers a new approach that balances security and usability.
The biggest challenge faced by Web3 users is managing complex mnemonic phrases and securely storing private keys. The MPC wallet provided by Bitget Wallet offers an innovative solution to this challenge.

A significant issue has arisen at the Gwangju District Prosecutor's Office in South Korea, where a large amount of seized Bitcoin related to criminal cases has gone missing during a routine inspection. The estimated value of the lost digital assets is in the hundreds of billions of won, prompting an internal investigation. This incident highlights vulnerabilities in the security protocols of public institutions for managing high-value cryptocurrency assets, underscoring the need for stricter measures and transparency.

The recent fluctuations in the Korean won's exchange rate have led to a surge in stablecoin trading, particularly Tether, as investors seek stability. Exchanges like Korbit and Coinone are capitalizing on this trend by implementing fee waivers and reward programs to attract users, while Upbit and Bithumb focus on new asset listings to boost engagement. Stablecoins are viewed as crucial during market downturns, serving as a key strategy for exchanges to secure trading volume and develop new revenue sources.

As Vitalik Buterin points out, modern society faces a serious dilemma. We desire technological progress, economic growth, and cultural development, yet we fear the concentration of power among three massive forces—corporations, governments, and crowds—that drive these advancements. Especially from the perspective of the passive consciousness hypothesis, many of us are prone to becoming passive entities within this power structure, risking being swept up in the wave of centralization without realizing it. The key to resolving this fundamental tension lies not in mere regulation but in structural decentralization.
The three powers: changes in power structures by corporations, governments, and crowds
The sources of power in modern society exist in three distinct domains. While corporations create commercial value,