Tria Introduces TRIA Tokenomics: Total supply of 10 billion tokens, with 41.04% allocated to the community

On February 3, per The Data Nerd, DBS Bank acquired 2,500 ETH (roughly $5.85 million) from Wintermute. Within a week, the bank had accumulated a total of 24,898 ETH (approximately $61.34 million) at an average purchase price of around $2,463 per ETH.

On February 3, The Block reported that Ark Invest purchased $9.4 million worth of Circle stock via two ETFs on Monday. Additionally, the firm acquired $6.25 million in shares of Ethereum fund manager Bitmine and $6 million in shares of crypto exchange Bullish. Ark Invest CEO Cathie Wood recently noted that the recent surge in gold prices could be a precursor to Bitcoin’s next bull market.

**February 3rd Update** Per on-chain analyst Ai Auntie’s (@ai_9684xtpa) monitoring, the “BTC OG Insider Whale” has acquired 806.47 BTC (valued at $63.36 million) from B2C2 and Coinbase over the past 11 hours. As of now, the whale holds a combined 40,411 BTC ($3.14 billion) and 783,524.43 ETH ($1.07 billion). Its BTC holdings are more than three times the size of its ETH position, with total on-chain assets exceeding $4.95 billion.

Feb 3 – Caixin reports that India’s Reserve Bank, as BRICS’ rotating chair, has formally proposed establishing a “BRICS Digital Currency Interoperability” system. The plan would use blockchain to build a cross-border settlement network that bypasses the U.S. dollar and directly links the payment systems of BRICS nations. The proposal does not call for issuing a new “BRICS Coin.” Instead, it’s a practical interoperable platform or settlement bridge, likely built on a permissioned blockchain (consortium chain) framework. Member nations’ central banks would act as validating nodes to maintain a distributed ledger. This setup aims to boost cross-border settlement efficiency and transparency while upholding national sovereignty.

February 3rd — Crypto ETFs have seen consistent net outflows since January 19, according to analyst @alicharts, who flagged the trend yesterday. During the week of January 19, ETFs sold off roughly 17,400 bitcoins; the following week saw another 9,540 BTC exit via these funds. This marks two straight weeks of outflows after prices dropped below the ETF cost basis. The analyst warns the recent rebound should be approached with caution: without fresh capital inflows, the uptick may be a retracement, not a trend reversal. If selling pressure ramps up, the next critical level to watch is the 200-week moving average, currently near $57,000. Historically, this level has acted as a key macro support during extended pullbacks and could also be a spot for long-term demand to rebound strongly. Per BlockBeats, as of press time, U.S. crypto ETFs posted net inflows on the week’s first trading day — with no signs of panic selling among ETF investors triggered by market concerns.