According to OpenAI, Elon Musk's xAI deleted internal messages ahead of its antitrust lawsuit, a claim set out in a Monday filing in U.S. federal court. X and xAI brought the case in August seeking billions of dollars, and in November a Fort Worth judge allowed it to proceed.

Pepe Coin has fallen to $0.000004118 after an 11% slide over several days, leaving it down 14% in a week, 31% in a month and 66% over the past year. Technical indicators, including the MVRV long-short difference and RSI, suggest PEPE may be near a bottom and could retest higher levels such as $0.00000450 and $0.0000070 in the coming weeks. Meanwhile, presale project SUBBD has collected more than $1.47 million as it develops an AI-powered content platform and offers its SUBBD token at $0.0574875.

SpaceX confirmed the acquisition of xAI on Monday via a memo from Elon Musk posted on the company website. The move consolidates rockets, satellites, and AI, with Musk outlining space-based power and orbital data centers to meet rising compute needs. For investors, pre-IPO access remains limited, with SPVs and select public funds offering indirect exposure.

New York Attorney General Letitia James and Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg sent a letter to Congressional leaders criticizing the GENIUS Act. According to CNN, they contend the law lets issuers keep interest on assets backing flagged coins rather than prioritizing restitution; Chainalysis reports illicit crypto flows hit $154 billion in 2025 with stablecoins at 84%.

OpenAI began searching in 2025 for alternatives to Nvidia's inference hardware after internal teams flagged speed constraints in code generation and software-to-software tasks. The company has since signed a deal with Cerebras and is evaluating AMD GPUs to potentially handle about 10% of future inference demand, while talks with Groq ended following a $20 billion Nvidia licensing agreement. A separate plan for Nvidia to invest up to $100 billion in OpenAI remains unresolved, even as both firms publicly emphasize that Nvidia still powers most of OpenAI's inference fleet.

On 2 February 2026, Trump Media & Technology Group reaffirmed that 2 February 2026 is the record date for a shareholder-only digital token program. Holders with at least one full share of "DJT" will receive non-transferable tokens providing access-based rewards across Truth Social, Truth+, and Truth.Fi, with no equity, cash redemption, or investment features.

On February 2, Bitcoin fell to $74,532 after losing the $80,000 handle, then traded near $79,000 on February 3 following a 2.05% rebound. Markets dropped about $250 billion around Kevin Warsh’s Fed nomination, while a White House summit on stablecoin yields could tighten liquidity. Strategy added 855 BTC for $75.3 million, taking holdings to 713,502 BTC.

In early 2026, Perplexity's AI model was prompted to generate long-term price paths for XRP, Bitcoin, and Ethereum, linking its outlook to U.S. regulation, ETF flows, and post-halving supply dynamics. The system suggests XRP could climb toward $8 by late 2026, Bitcoin may have room to approach the $200,000–$250,000 range by 2027, and Ethereum might advance above $7,500 if key resistance levels are broken. These projections are framed within a continued bull market scenario and highlight technical signals such as XRP's Relative Strength Index and Ethereum's major resistance around $5,000.