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European Compliance Channel Opens: XRP Accelerates Coverage of the EU Market After Scandinavia

On February 14, it was announced that after achieving compliance in Finland, a leading Nordic crypto service provider has expanded the compliant access scope of XRP to a broader European market. The company, having obtained authorization under the EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA), now qualifies to offer regulated services across multiple countries. This development significantly enhances XRP's availability and compliance credibility within the EU region. According to disclosures, the platform had already included XRP and various digital assets in its supported assets as early as December 2025. Recently, with the enforcement of its compliance license, related features have begun to open up to more jurisdictions. Previously, it made its first cross-border entry into Finland, allowing local users to buy, sell, transfer, and custody assets within a regulated environment, as well as providing basic services such as order book matching and asset swaps. This step is seen as a key milestone from the Nordic region toward the European Union.

Top Nordic Exchange Accelerates XRP Adoption Across Europe

Safello has expanded XRP access across Europe after launching services in Finland, enhancing its role as a regulated crypto exchange under the EU's MiCA framework. This move aims to simplify crypto access and drive broader adoption of XRP.

ARB has fallen 40% in 2026, hitting a historic low. Can ETHZilla's RWA project bring a turning point for Arbitrum?

February 14 News, Arbitrum (ARB) continues to face pressure in 2026, with a decline of 40% year-to-date. Looking back at 2025, its price once dropped more than 70%, and now it has again hit a historic low. After falling below $0.20, almost all holders are in a floating loss, and market confidence has clearly been affected. Despite the weak price performance, on-chain data shows subtle changes. According to DeFiLlama data, the total market value of stablecoins on the Arbitrum network increased slightly by about 2% this week, with nearly $65 million in new funds. Among them, USDC's share rose to 56.8%, becoming the main supporting force. However, the network's TVL remains at multi-month lows, indicating that overall liquidity has not yet recovered, and on-chain buffer capacity remains relatively weak.

UK launches digital government bond pilot! Partners with HSBC Orion to issue blockchain government bonds

The UK Treasury has selected HSBC and Ashurst to collaborate on the DIGIT digital government bond pilot program, becoming the first G7 country to attempt issuing sovereign bonds on the blockchain. The program aims to enhance market efficiency and reduce costs through digital assets, but legal and tax challenges still need to be addressed.

Solana Crypto Phone Saga Focuses on Hardware-Level Security, Tucker Carlson Program Highlights, Web3 Wallet Protection Becomes a New Necessity

February 14 News, as more assets are transferred to the blockchain, smartphones are evolving from "communication tools" to "digital vaults." On Tucker Carlson's program, Yannik Schrade, CEO of privacy project Arcium, pointed out that blockchain wallets require hardware-level protection, and the encrypted phone Saga launched by Solana was created to meet this need. Schrade emphasized that today, funds exist digitally on the chain, and ordinary smartphones are not designed for private keys, with security boundaries being too low. Saga isolates private keys on the device using a hardware seed vault and biometric authentication, allowing users to authorize transactions without exposing their keys. Solana released Saga in 2023 and launched Seeker in 2024. The new model features upgrades in brightness, performance, and battery life, while maintaining a standard Android experience and instant connection to Web3 dApps.