February 3, 2026 | Summary of noteworthy crypto news over the past 24 hours

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It's time to "increase the difficulty" with Tom Lee and Yi Lihua…

1️⃣ BTC is still holding up quite well. After fluctuating below $75,000, Bitcoin has bounced back above $78,000. The next crucial test: will it break through $80,000?

2️⃣ $ETH is struggling — the downtrend hasn't stopped yet, currently hovering around $2,300.
Yi Lihua's unrealized losses have exceeded $500 million.

Tom Lee's initial Capital was $3,849, while another on-chain fund managed by Garrett Jin was liquidated… a truly brutal liquidation.

3️⃣ The $ SOL is witnessing a completely polarized market sentiment.
Some strategies are pessimistic, targeting around $50.
Conversely, short-term optimists are watching the support zone of $105–$105.5.

Recommendation: Only explore with small positions, avoid reckless "all-in" tactics.

4️⃣ Silver — more and more strategies are shifting towards a bullish trend for silver.
The key support zone is $78, with expectations of a strong, broad-based rally.

5️⃣ The US and India have reached a trade agreement in which US tariffs on Indian goods have been reduced from 25% to 18%.

6️⃣ @cz_binance confirms: Binance is not selling $1 billion worth of Bitcoin. The SAFU fund will gradually buy Bitcoin over the next 30 days.

7️⃣ The Crypto Fear Index has recovered to 17, but remains deep within the "Extreme Fear" zone.

8️⃣ Santiment stated: retail investor pessimism has reached extreme levels — the market may be preparing for a technical rebound.

9️⃣ The head of research at Galaxy Digital predicts that Bitcoin still has the potential to fall further to the $70,000 region, or even test the $58,000 mark.

10 Tom Lee suggests that the crypto market may be forming a Dip, as selling pressure is gradually easing.

This correction is longer and deeper than most people expected.
Many people underestimated the time factor in the market — and paid the price for it.

At this stage, trading less frequently and focusing on extreme price levels may actually be more effective than what most investors would expect.

Disclaimer: The content above is only the author's opinion which does not represent any position of Followin, and is not intended as, and shall not be understood or construed as, investment advice from Followin.
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