Vitalik swapped 211 ETH for GHO

On February 3rd, Binance Alpha has listed Tria (TRIA).

On February 3, the Tesla Owners Silicon Valley account on X (formerly Twitter) asked Elon Musk when he would follow through on his 2021 claim that “SpaceX will literally put a Dogecoin on the moon.” Musk replied the same day: “Maybe next year.” The comment reignited market interest in a potential link between Dogecoin (DOGE) and SpaceX. Musk has previously openly supported Dogecoin, and his statements have repeatedly had a significant impact on DOGE’s price and market sentiment.

**Breaking: New Wallet Gets $19.4M in HYPE Tokens From Anchorage; Ribbit Capital-Linked Wallet Receives $7.3M** Per data from MLM Monitor, a newly created crypto wallet has received 522,000 HYPE tokens (valued at roughly $19.4 million) from Anchorage in the past 14 hours. Separately, a wallet believed to be associated with Ribbit Capital picked up an additional 195,000 HYPE tokens (approximately $7.3 million) around 13 hours ago.

On February 3, crypto influencer Sea_Bitcoin reported that 5.91980561 BTC from the donation address of Bitcoin protocol Atomicals Protocol—dormant since 2024—was transferred out yesterday, with 1.521212 BTC appearing to be cashed out. The influencer noted, “Atomicals was once hailed as the most pure, technically ambitious protocol, but its anonymous creator Arthur later vanished entirely, leading to a soft rug pull. BTC donated by the community was never returned, and the project’s elaborate blueprint was never realized.”

February 3: Per HyperInsight monitoring data, the "20 Million Band Hunter" wallet (0x880a...) closed out a portion of its HYPE short position, selling 7,925.39 HYPE short contracts valued at roughly $3.0016 million. Post-transaction, the total value of its HYPE short position fell to $18.7452 million, while its average entry price rose from $27.50 to $28.93. The position currently carries an unrealized loss of ~$4.1981 million (a loss ratio of 111.98%), with a liquidation threshold of $46.08. This wallet has long focused on high-frequency, multi-asset arbitrage trading, with an average holding period of ~20 hours. Since October 2023, starting with approximately $20 million in initial capital, it has accumulated nearly $100 million in realized profits.

February 3rd — Per official data from Hyperliquid, synthetic gold asset xyz:GOLD has far outpaced physically-backed PAXG on the platform’s gold-related contracts. Its 24-hour trading volume hit ~$410 million — roughly 12x PAXG’s ~$34.5 million. Open interest (OI) for xyz:GOLD reached ~$170 million, more than double PAXG’s ~$77.7 million. Key asset comparisons: - PAXG (Paxos Standard, 1:1 physical gold-backed): 24hr vol ~$34.5M, OI ~$77.7M, up to 10x leverage - xyz:GOLD (TradeXYZ synthetic via HIP-3): 24hr vol ~$410M, OI ~$170M, up to 20x leverage Hyperliquid leads peers in total gold contract OI but trails Binance in trading volume. Binance’s PAXG contract logged ~$940M in 24hr volume (with ~$154M OI) and supports up to 75x leverage. Per HyperInsight monitoring, whale long positions using PAXG on Hyperliquid are generally under $4 million — while xyz:GOLD’s long positions are noticeably larger. This may stem from xyz:GOLD’s attributes, lower overall costs, better order