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On 4 February 2026, Binance expanded its SAFU insurance fund by purchasing 1,315 BTC valued at roughly $100.4 million, according to Arkham Intelligence. During the selloff, Bitcoin dipped below $73,000 and later hovered near $76,000, while 24-hour liquidations totaled roughly $681 million, with longs about $508 million and shorts near $173 million.

On February 4, 2026, AMD shares were down 7.12% to $224.88 in premarket trading after the company reported fourth-quarter 2025 results that topped forecasts. AMD posted $1.53 in EPS on $10.27 billion of revenue versus $1.32 and $9.67 billion expected, but its first-quarter 2026 revenue outlook of $9.8 billion, plus or minus $300 million, fell short of some investor hopes.

By February 28, 2026, the Bitcoin Rainbow Chart, a logarithmic valuation model, maps BTC's potential price between roughly $41,800 and $459,000 across multiple risk bands. The framework marks "Basically a Fire Sale" at $41,800–$54,700 and "BUY!" at $54,700–$73,700, while a fair-value area near $120,000–$160,000 sits in the upper "Still cheap" and lower "HODL!" zones. With Bitcoin trading around $76,027 on February 4 after a weekly drop of nearly 15%, the asset remains below its 50-day and 200-day SMAs despite a deeply oversold 14-day RSI near 26.

The revelation of Bitmine's $6 billion paper loss on Ether, described by analyst Tom Lee as "by design," has underscored a shift toward institutional strategies focused on long-term positioning. In this backdrop, MaxiDoge ($MAXI) positions itself as a degen-focused memecoin with gamified rewards, a 40% marketing and 15% liquidity allocation, and a presale that has raised over $4.55M at a price of $0.0002802. The project also features a 25% Maxi Fund for ecosystem growth and a staking pool with a reported 68% rate to support its high-leverage trading culture.

On 3 February 2026, spot ETF flow data highlighted mixed institutional positioning across major crypto assets. Bitcoin products saw sizeable net outflows while Ethereum, Solana and XRP ETFs registered varying degrees of net inflows, suggesting selective rotation rather than broad capitulation. This divergence comes as overall crypto sentiment remains risk-off and market conditions stay fragile.

On 4 February 2026, Bitcoin was trading near $76,300 after retreating from levels above $100,000, while total crypto market capitalization slipped to about $2.58 trillion with a daily drop of roughly 2%. Sentiment stayed fragile as the Crypto Fear & Greed Index sat at 14 in extreme fear, technical indicators like RSI and MACD pointed to ongoing downside pressure, and altcoins such as Ethereum, Solana, BNB, and XRP continued to underperform.

XRP-focused spot ETFs recorded $19.46 million in net inflows yesterday, outpacing Ethereum ($14.06 million) and Solana ($1.24 million) products while Bitcoin funds recently saw withdrawals. It was the strongest day for XRP ETFs since January 5, and cumulative inflows reached $1.20 billion, even as XRP's price swung between $1.53 and $1.63 before settling near $1.60.

On Monday, Michael Burry warned that ongoing Bitcoin weakness could trigger as much as $1 billion in end‑of‑month liquidations in gold and silver. By Wednesday morning in Asia, Bitcoin was at $76,362 after a 3.17% daily drop and a 14.44% weekly decline, as his remarks emphasized pressure on risk assets and corporate holders.

Based on XRP USD hourly data from Kraken, the price slid below $1.5320 and $1.5250 before tagging $1.50, then attempted a rebound above $1.550. It now trades under $1.6220 and the 100-hour Simple Moving Average, with resistance at $1.6250 and $1.650 and supports at $1.550 and $1.5250.

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