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Justin Sun Backs Tron Inc’s TRX Acquisition as the Token Outshines Bitcoin This Year

Amid a broader crypto market decline, Tron Inc. has acquired an additional 175,507 TRX tokens, increasing its total holdings to over 679.9 million TRX, valued at approximately $540 million. The purchase, supported by Tron founder Justin Sun, is part of a strategy to grow treasury assets and enhance long-term shareholder value. Notably, TRX has significantly outperformed Bitcoin this year, declining only 1.2% compared to Bitcoin’s 18% drop. In related news, hardware wallet provider CoolWallet has integrated with the Tron blockchain, enabling users to manage TRX and TRC-20 assets with lower transaction costs and full self-custody. Despite these developments, TRX traded at $0.2808, down 2.41% in 24 hours, reflecting overall market conditions.

TheNewsCrypto02/05 12:33

Spot Bitcoin ETFs See $545M Outflows for Second Day

Spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced net outflows of $545 million for the second consecutive day, signaling a shift in institutional sentiment amid market volatility. While institutional investors reduced exposure, retail activity remained active on global exchanges, partially offsetting selling pressure. Analysts note that large ETF redemptions contribute to additional downward price pressure as underlying Bitcoin is sold. The trend reflects a short-term risk-off mood influenced by macroeconomic factors, interest rates, and geopolitical events. Despite outflows, market structure remains sound with deep liquidity. Mainstream financial media increasingly track ETF flows as a key indicator of traditional finance's sentiment toward crypto. If outflows persist, short-term pressure may continue, but market cycles often alternate between inflows and outflows.

TheNewsCrypto02/05 12:26

XRP Falls Below $1.50 for First Time Since November 2024 as Open Interest Declines and Bears Remain in Control

XRP has fallen below the $1.50 support level for the first time since November 2024, currently trading around $1.36 with a 24-hour drop of 15%. The decline is part of a broader crypto market sell-off, erasing 43% from XRP's recent monthly high above $2.30. A significant reduction in leveraged positions is evident, with open interest dropping sharply from $1.25 billion to $996.5 million. Technically, XRP is in a falling channel with bearish momentum indicators, including a negative MACD and an oversold RSI near -30.79. Without reclaiming the $1.80–$2.00 resistance zone, any bounce is likely corrective, with the next major support at the 200-week moving average near $1.10.

TheNewsCrypto02/05 12:20

Payy Debuts Privacy-Enabled Ethereum Layer 2, Supporting MetaMask Wallets

Payy has launched a new privacy-focused Ethereum Layer-2 network designed to make everyday crypto transactions private by default while remaining compatible with popular wallets like MetaMask. The network addresses transparency issues on public blockchains, where wallet activities are visible and susceptible to tracking, exploitation, and front-running—factors that have hindered institutional and retail adoption. The solution operates by routing transactions through private ERC-20 pools, making fund tracing difficult without requiring users to switch wallets. Transactions are private by default, and interactions with DeFi platforms use newly generated addresses to dissociate user identity from on-chain activity. Users can customize privacy levels based on application rules. Aimed at institutions and privacy-conscious users, Payy’s system enables confidential payments and reduces operational complexity. The launch begins with an existing base of 100,000 users and support from major stablecoin providers. According to CEO Sid Gandhi, privacy is essential for mainstream crypto adoption, as public transaction data remains a key barrier to global on-chain payment adoption.

TheNewsCrypto02/05 12:15

Michael Saylor Under Fire After Claiming Bitcoin Will Surge To $10M Tomorrow If ‘People Agreed With Him’

Michael Saylor, executive chairman of MicroStrategy, faces criticism after claiming Bitcoin could surge to $10 million "tomorrow" if people agreed with his views. His comments, made in a recent video, sparked online backlash as his company's massive Bitcoin holdings have slid into over $3.7 billion in unrealized losses amid the cryptocurrency's price decline. MicroStrategy recently purchased an additional 855 Bitcoins, bringing its total holdings to 713,502 coins acquired at an average cost of $76,052 each. The company's stock has also fallen significantly from its peak. Questions arise over whether Saylor or MicroStrategy might be forced to sell Bitcoin, though the company maintains it would only consider selling if its net asset value fell below 1x, which it currently remains above at 1.14.

ccn.com02/05 12:08

Tether Q4 2025 Report: USDT Market Cap Nears $190 Billion, Multiple Indicators Hit Record Highs

Tether's Q4 2025 report highlights record-breaking performance for USDT, with its market capitalization reaching $187.3 billion. Despite a market-wide slowdown following a crypto liquidation event on October 10, USDT grew by 3.5% in market cap during the subsequent period, while other major stablecoins declined. Key achievements include an eighth consecutive quarter of over 30 million new users, bringing the total user base to 534.5 million. On-chain wallet holders saw the largest quarterly increase, reaching 139.1 million. Monthly active on-chain users hit a record 24.8 million, and both on-chain transfer volume and value reached all-time highs, with quarterly transfers totaling $4.4 trillion. USDT’s reserve assets grew to $192.9 billion, including increased holdings in U.S. Treasuries, Bitcoin, and gold. Its role extends beyond crypto trading, with strong adoption for savings and transactions. USDT dominates stablecoin usage, accounting for 65.9% of single-asset transfer value and 75% of savings-oriented wallets among all stablecoins.

marsbit02/05 12:06

Bhutan Starts Selling Bitcoin Again: Arkham Flags $22.4 Million

bitcoinist02/05 12:02

How Senate Democrats pushed CLARITY Act approval odds to 72%

Following a reportedly positive and productive meeting among Senate Democrats, market optimism surged regarding the passage of the CLARITY Act, a key crypto market structure bill. Prediction market Polymarket showed approval odds jumping to 72% on February 4th. Journalists cited that the effort, once considered nearly dead, is now very much alive, with Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer described as "very desperate" to get the bill passed, influenced by a $193 million war chest from a crypto PAC ahead of elections. A critical White House-led negotiation is ongoing, with a end-of-February deadline set to resolve the key sticking point: stablecoin yields. If a compromise is reached, a Senate committee vote could occur in March. Market odds have fluctuated, briefly dipping to 64%, but analysts believe the bill's progress could help stabilize the crypto market.

ambcrypto02/05 12:01

Bitcoin News: ETFs Under Pressure – Record Losses for Investors

Bitcoin ETFs are facing significant pressure as the cryptocurrency market experiences one of its toughest tests since the launch of US spot ETFs. Bitcoin's price has fallen sharply to around $76,140, well below the average net cost basis of $82,405 for ETF investors. This has resulted in aggregate unrealized losses of approximately $7.31 billion—the largest since the ETFs began trading in January 2024. The decline marks a dramatic shift from mid-2025 when investors held over $80 billion in paper profits. Analysts are watching whether the $82,400 level will act as strong resistance during any recovery, as many may try to exit breakeven. Meanwhile, attention is shifting to Bitcoin Layer-2 solutions like Bitcoin Hyper, which aims to enhance network utility and scalability while offering staking yields up to 38% APY, positioning itself as a potential catalyst for the next market cycle.

bitcoinist02/05 11:58

Tech Stock Sell-Off Pauses, Nasdaq Futures Up 0.1%, VIX Index Surges 7%, Silver Plunges Another 10%, Bitcoin Falls Below $70,000

Global markets extended their sell-off on Thursday, with tech stocks and commodities facing significant declines. The Nasdaq 100 recorded its worst two-day drop since October, breaching its 100-day moving average. Losses spread from the U.S. to Asia, with foreign investors selling a record $3.4 billion worth of Korean Kospi shares. Silver plunged over 16%, gold fell more than 3%, and iron ore dropped toward $100 per ton. Bitcoin also declined, falling below $71,000. European stocks opened mixed as investors shifted toward defensive sectors amid concerns over AI-driven valuations, rising capital expenditure, and potential profit erosion in tech business models. Oil prices fell as geopolitical tensions eased slightly.

华尔街日报02/05 11:44