Binance will delist 21 spot trading pairs on February 3, 2026, at 08:00 UTC, including ARKM/FDUSD, ASTR/BTC, and LINK/BNB. The exchange stated that the reasons for the delisting are factors such as insufficient liquidity and low trading volume. This delisting will not affect the availability of these tokens in the Binance spot market, and they can still be traded on other trading pairs. Users are advised to update or cancel all spot trading bots related to these trading pairs before the service termination to avoid potential losses.
CoinWorld News reports that, according to a tweet from Glassnode, the price of Bitcoin has fallen below the average cost basis of U.S. spot ETF holders (approximately $84,000), causing ETF buyers to be in an overall unrealized loss position. This is the first real stress test for this batch of buyers who had previously shown resilience and remained unfazed. The current key question is: will the decline be seen as a buying opportunity, or will it trigger panic selling?
CoinWorld news, on February 2, according to the official announcement, Binance will remove and stop trading the following spot trading pairs on February 3 at 16:00: ARKM/FDUSD, ASTR/BTC, AWE/BTC, BANANA/BNB, DYDX/BTC, EUL/FDUSD, IMX/BTC, JTO/FDUSD, KSM/BTC, LINEA/FDUSD, LINK/BNB, NEAR/ETH, NFP/BTC, PIVX/BTC, PNUT/EUR, QTUM/ETH, SCRT/BTC, SNX/BTC, STG/BTC, SYS/BTC, and UTK/USDC.
Coin World News reports that analysts believe the appointment of a more hawkish chairman by the Federal Reserve, the "whale sell-off" in the four-year cycle, and increasing geopolitical fluctuations are the main factors leading to a shift in market sentiment.
CoinWorld news, on February 2, according to The Kobeissi Letter, the unrealized losses of BitMine, the Ethereum treasury company, have reached 6.6 billion dollars. If these losses are realized, it will become the fifth largest proprietary trading loss in the history of global financial markets. In 2021, Archegos Capital Management's loss was about 10 billion dollars, approximately 66% of the company's size, making it the largest loss in history.
Ripple executed its monthly routine operations, unlocking 1 billion XRP through four transactions, with a total value of approximately 1.62 billion dollars, and subsequently re-locking 700 million XRP back into the custody account. Meanwhile, the XRP price fell by 17.25% to 1.59 dollars, in stark contrast to the 14% plunge of Bitcoin that occurred earlier due to market speculation that the Federal Reserve may nominate a hawkish chairman.
On February 2, according to official news from CoinWorld, Four.Meme officially launched the Tax Token model. Under the tax model, after the token graduates, the project can charge a certain percentage of tax on secondary market transactions, and set the tax usage in advance at creation, including: allocation to designated wallets, dividends for token holders, token burning, or automatic liquidity addition. All rules are publicly available on-chain and cannot be changed after creation, ensuring transparency and fairness of the mechanism. Currently, the tax model only supports Fair Mode (X Mode is not yet open). At the same time, Fair Mode has added an anti-sniping switch; if the anti-sniping is turned on, traders will be charged high fees within several blocks after the token is created. This significantly reduces the risk of bot front-running and malicious sniping, protecting early liquidity and trading environment. This update by Four.Meme introduces a more mature on-chain tax and incentive design scheme to the BNB Chain ecosystem, which helps enhance the sustainability of the token economic model and promotes the long-term, healthy development of the ecosystem.
CoinWorld news, according to a tweet from Whale Alert: Bitcoin whales transferred a value of 75.19 million USD BTC to Bitstamp exchange, attracting market attention.
Bitcoin ETF investors face an average loss of 15%, with an average purchase price of about $90,200 per Bitcoin, while the current price is approximately $76,800. The paper loss of about $13,400 per Bitcoin may trigger redemptions, exacerbating bear market pressure. 11 spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen net outflows for three consecutive months, totaling $6.18 billion. Although analysts point out that institutional capital is "sticky", the deepening bear market may still lead to larger-scale sell-offs.
CoinWorld News reports that BitcoinTreasuries tweeted: Billionaire Michael Saylor stated that his company can buy more bitcoins than sellers can sell, and currently his company holds over 710,000 bitcoins.