Co-founder Jeff Yan of Hyperliquid expressed his vision during an interview that the platform can continue to be used and withstand the test of time. He emphasized the difference between Hyperliquid Labs and the platform and plans to build Hyperliquid into a financially neutral platform.

On March 6th, the Hurun Research Institute released the "2026 Hurun Global Rich List." CZ's wealth reaches 200 billion yuan, ranking 12th in China and 76th in the world, with 23 individuals in the global billion-dollar crypto list. Elon Musk returns as the world's richest person, Jeff Bezos ranks second, and Larry Page enters the top three for the first time.

Ethereum receives support from Beast Industries CEO Jeff Housenbold, who calls it a pillar of the stablecoin system. Decentralized finance will change traditional financial services. Beast Industries is expanding its financial products and may potentially launch crypto-financial related businesses. Analysts predict that entertainment brands entering DeFi applications will become a trend.

The inflow of funds into the Bitcoin ETF market continues, but the price of Bitcoin has not broken through the key threshold of $150,000. Analysts believe that the limiting factor for BTC's upward potential is not a single market maker, but rather the structural design and operational mechanism of the ETF. Authorized participants can efficiently hedge within the gray area, which means that capital inflows may not necessarily impact the spot market. Additionally, shifting to a "physical redemption" mechanism affects the price discovery process in the open market, thereby weakening the direct correlation between ETF prices and Bitcoin price increases. These institutional frictions may lead to a slow pace of price appreciation.

On February 24, Democratic members of Congress introduced a new bill to counter President Trump's proposal to restrict institutional investors from holding housing. Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren and Oregon Senator Jeff Merkley, along with 14 other Democratic senators, jointly submitted the bill, which aims to eliminate certain housing tax benefits for large corporations, prohibit companies owning more than 50 single-family homes for rental from claiming depreciation on housing value and mortgage interest deductions, and restrict their access to federal guaranteed loans. The bill provides temporary exemptions for companies building new multi-family housing or renovating previously uninhabitable properties.

Jeff Park analyzed the sharp decline of Bitcoin and the crypto market on February 5th, attributing this volatility to traditional financial risk unwinding and derivatives mechanisms rather than the fundamentals of the crypto industry or a single event. He pointed out that Bitcoin ETF experienced record-breaking trading volume, and the market selling pressure mainly came from "paper funds," reflecting that long-term capital has not exited. The subsequent ETF net inflows and outflows will be an important indicator for assessing new demand.

Bitwise Advisor Jeff Park recently clarified rumors about Nasdaq removing the IBIT option position limit, emphasizing that this is not true. In fact, it was just a correction of unreasonable rules regarding crypto assets, and the relevant options position cap remains at 250,000 units. Investors should conduct independent verification and not believe rumors.

ProCap Financial's Chief Investment Officer Jeff Park stated in an interview that in the future, loose monetary policy may no longer be the key to a Bitcoin bull market. Price increases could continue in a rising interest rate environment, referred to as the "positive correlation Bitcoin" phase, which will disrupt the logic of the traditional financial system.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Bitwise Invest advisor and investor Jeff Park stated that he bets the average age of silver investors may be lower than that of Bitcoin investors, and this is "exactly the problem."

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has personally debunked a Polymarket post claiming that "Jeff Bezos suggests Z-generation entrepreneurs should first work at real-world companies like McDonald's or Palantir before considering starting their own businesses." Bezos stated: "That's not true. I'm not sure why Polymarket would fabricate this."