Crypto Digest by MINE.exchange (February 3

China reaffirms crypto ban and tightens rules for RWAs and stablecoins
Chinese regulators once again confirmed the illegal status of cryptocurrencies and introduced stricter oversight for tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) and stablecoins. Authorities cite financial stability risks and concerns over capital flight via digital instruments.
Online platform launches where AI agents can hire humans
A new platform has gone live allowing AI agents to independently recruit people for specific tasks. Experts say this marks a new phase in labor-market automation and could prompt revisions to labor laws.
Google to invest up to $185 billion in AI in 2026
Media reports say Google plans record-breaking investments in AI infrastructure, models, and data centers. The move aims to maintain leadership amid intensifying competition from
OpenAI and Chinese tech firms.
Robert Kiyosaki says he’s ready to buy Bitcoin if it drops to $6,000
The author of Rich Dad Poor Dad said he would view a sharp BTC decline as a buying opportunity. He continues to frame Bitcoin as a hedge amid debt concerns and inflation.
Canadian regulator approves temporary crypto custody rules
Canada introduced interim requirements for custodial services and crypto platforms. The measures are designed to protect customer funds and reduce the risk of exchange failures.
Pavel Durov criticizes Spain’s internet control plans
The Telegram founder warned that Spain’s proposed measures to increase internet oversight threaten free speech and user privacy, and could set a risky precedent across the EU.
Bhutan government sells $22 million worth of Bitcoin from reserves
Bhutan confirmed the sale of part of its state-held Bitcoin reserves. Proceeds will be used for budgetary needs and social programs.

Crypto Digest by MINE.exchange (February 3–9 2026)