Crypto CEX Stablecoin Reserves Drop 14% in Nearly 3 Months

2026-02-23 by admin

BlockBeats news, February 22, according to Alicharts monitoring, over the past three months, stablecoin reserves on cryptocurrency CEXs have declined by 14%, dropping from $75 billion to $64.5 billion.

According to Deep Tide TechFlow, on February 22nd, as reported by Jinshi, U.S. Trade Representative Greer stated on CBS's 'Face the Nation' on Sunday that the agreements reached by the United States with the European Union, South Korea, and other countries remain valid. He attempted to distinguish these agreements from the 15% global tariff plan announced by Trump on Saturday. Greer said: 'We hope they understand that these deals will be successful deals. We will fully support these deals. We also expect our partners to fully support these deals.' He also mentioned that other U.S. trade measures, including investigations into other countries' trade practices, will provide advantages for the United States. Over the weekend, he spoke with officials from the European Union and will also communicate with officials from other major U.S. trade partners to convey reassuring messages.

Deep Tide TechFlow News, February 22, according to AXIOS website reports, a senior U.S. official stated on Sunday that if U.S. negotiators receive a detailed nuclear agreement proposal from Iran within the next 48 hours, they are prepared to hold a new round of talks with Iran in Geneva on Friday. U.S. officials indicated that the current diplomatic efforts may be the last opportunity President Trump gives Iran before launching a large-scale U.S.-Israel joint military operation (possibly directly targeting Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei). The senior U.S. official mentioned that the Trump administration is awaiting Iran's proposal.

PANews reported on February 22 that, according to Jinshi News, U.S. Trade Representative Greer stated on CBS's "Face the Nation" on Sunday that agreements reached between the U.S. and countries such as the EU and South Korea remain valid. He attempted to distinguish these agreements from the 15% global tariffs announced by Trump on Saturday. Greer said, "We want them to understand that these deals will be successful. We will fully support these deals. We also expect our partners to fully support these deals." He also stated that other U.S. trade tools, including the ability to investigate the trade practices of other countries, will provide the U.S. with an advantage. He spoke with EU officials this weekend and will also communicate with officials from other major U.S. trading partners to convey reassurance.