According to Odaily Planet Daily, Elon Musk posted on X that Grok 4.2 will finally be released next week, and will have significant improvements compared to version 4.1.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that DeFi derivatives protocol Polynomial announced that while its core judgment on the market has been correct, execution has fallen short of expectations, leading the team to decide to shut down its current business in an orderly manner. Polynomial stated that the platform has accumulated 27 million transaction data points and has systematically identified its product moat and key competitive elements, prioritizing the construction of long-term barriers in the next phase. The team emphasized user fund security and will complete the shutdown process according to standardized procedures. Polynomial also stated that it will not abandon its mission of "enabling the large-scale deployment of on-chain derivatives" and will restart the project with the same team, optimizing the execution path and providing priority participation opportunities for existing users.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, OKX market data shows that SOL has broken through 90 USDT and is currently trading at 90.02 USDT, with a 24-hour increase of 6.11%. (This news item was generated with AI assistance.)

According to Odaily Planet Daily, OnchainLens monitoring shows that a total of 402 BTC (approximately $28.23 million) were transferred from Binance to two whale addresses. Whale address 1FZACrSMyHV6SSiKKU5esHpsk1Y2GGLKzD withdrew 200 $BTC (approximately $14.05 million). Whale address 19UqCWgWeimkj8QEqMnCo2ggLw6RErFeDN withdrew 202.02 $BTC (approximately $14.19 million).

According to Huoxun Finance on February 15th, global markets will face a "data bombardment" week next week. The Federal Reserve will release the minutes of its January monetary policy meeting at 03:00 on Thursday, with the market looking for more clues about the path of interest rate cuts in 2026. The US fourth-quarter GDP preliminary reading and core PCE price index, released at 21:30 on Friday, will be the focus. As the Fed's preferred inflation indicator, a higher-than-expected PCE reading could affect the pace of policy easing this year. Fed and central bank activities: Several Fed officials will speak, the Reserve Bank of Australia will release its meeting minutes, and the Reserve Bank of New Zealand will announce its interest rate decision. The market generally expects the Reserve Bank of New Zealand to hold rates steady, while the Reserve Bank of Australia may emphasize the upside risks to inflation. Major events: The Supreme Court of the United States will release its opinion on February 20th, including a ruling on the case concerning Trump's "Liberation Day" tariffs. An unfavorable ruling could significantly impact related tariff measures and affect global trade and market sentiment. At the company level, the earnings season is drawing to a close. Walmart will release its fourth-quarter fiscal year results, with the market focusing on key indicators such as e-commerce growth, AI applications, and the impact of tariffs, as these indicators may have a significant impact on retail and overall market sentiment.