Musk Responds to "DogeCoin to the Moon" Timeline: Could Happen as Early as Next Year

On February 3rd, data from Coinbob Top Address Monitor (accessible via Telegram at https://t.me/Coinbob_track_CN) shows the "Ultimate Short" address has closed a portion of its BTC short position in the past 6 hours, realizing roughly $2.32 million in profit. The closed position size totaled around $5.46 million. Since November, this address has executed 5 similar profit-taking trades at local lows—without fully covering its short positions—and has set take-profit orders near $76,200. Its BTC short position has shrunk by ~$120 million from a peak of $136 million. Currently, the whale still holds an ~$8.6 million BTC short position with an unrealized profit of $3.65 million (an 850% gain), at an average entry price of $11,150. Since establishing this round of BTC shorts on May 9th, the address has done multiple swing trades, with recent strategies clearly shifting toward continuous position reduction and profit locking. It has also realized ~$10 million in funding fee settlements.

On February 3, Bitcoin fell below $78,000, posting a 0.87% 24-hour gain, per HTX market data.

**February 3 Update** Per HyperInsight’s monitoring, the "ZEC Largest Short" address (0xd475...) executed a flurry of moves on its ETH long position over ~30 minutes — including opening new positions, unwinding, and rolling — ramping its position from zero to roughly $2.12 million. First, it opened a 442.42 ETH long position (~$1.03 million) at 15:47. Between 16:01 and 16:33, it completed 5 consecutive unwinds and rolls, adding 780 ETH total. After multiple increases, the position’s total value hit $2.1216 million, with an average entry price of ~$2,320.96. The position is currently slightly profitable with floating gains. This address is well-known for its massive ZEC short position: it began shorting ZEC at $184, once facing a $21 million floating loss before turning profitable.

On Feb 3, OnchainLens monitoring showed a newly created wallet tied to jacobzhao.eth withdrew 63,678 ETH from Binance—valued at roughly $14.73 million. Wallet address: 0xD50Cb3E9b89d0aFcA0c69D8329ca26fc6e892d80

As of Feb. 3rd, Coinglass data shows: - If Bitcoin breaks above $80,000, total short liquidation intensity across major centralized exchanges (CEXs) will hit $786 million. - Conversely, if Bitcoin falls below $77,000, total long liquidation intensity for these major CEXs will reach $877 million. **BlockBeats Note**: Liquidation charts do not display the exact number or value of contracts pending liquidation. Instead, the bars on these charts represent the significance of each liquidation cluster relative to its neighboring clusters—i.e., "intensity." In short, the chart signals how impactful reaching a specific price level will be: a taller "liquidation bar" means that price hitting that level will trigger a more intense response due to a liquidity cascade.

On February 3, the Financial Times reported that former U.S. President Donald Trump and his allies raised $4.29 billion in political donations for the midterm elections over the past year, setting a new record for a midterm election cycle. A substantial portion of this funding came from the cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence (AI) industries, reflecting strong capital bets on their policy direction. The Trump-allied super PAC "Make America Great Again" (Maga Inc) currently holds $304 million, exceeding the fund size of any PAC in any prior midterm election year. The report noted that the Trump administration’s pro-crypto stance—including regulatory relaxation, terminated investigations, and legislative support—has been a key driver of large donations. The largest disclosed single donation came from Crypto.com, with the exchange platform contributing $30 million to Maga Inc. A prior SEC investigation into the company during the Biden administration was settled in 2025. Vent