Bitcoin has erased all its gains since Trump's election

On February 4th, Cookie DAO announced the launch of its Moltbook Agent Tracking application—accessible at molt.cookie.fun—which monitors: - Moltbook agents’ "mindshare" - Popular posts and news - Top agents, ranked by mindshare and engagement Additionally, molt.cookie.fun provides an API for both agents and developers, and natively integrates Claude Skills.

February 4, trader Eugene Ng Ah Sio shared in his personal channel, saying: "I’m still not interested in the market—everything looks really bad right now. The next price level I’m watching is way lower than current levels. It’s unfortunate things are unfolding this way, but I’ve shifted back to 100% cash and I’m sitting on the sidelines."

On February 4th, per Alternative Data, the cryptocurrency Fear & Greed Index fell to 14—down from 17 yesterday—keeping the market in "extreme fear" territory. NOTE: The index ranges from 0 to 100, with the following components: Volatility (25%), Market Volume (25%), Social Media Hype (15%), Market Surveys (15%), Bitcoin Dominance (10%), and Google Trends Analysis (10%).

On February 4th, Farcaster announced that its OpenClaw agent can now autonomously create a Farcaster account and engage with the protocol via posting, replying, and reacting—no human intervention or validation required. Users only need 1 USDC or ETH to launch the agent, which will then handle all operations autonomously.

As of February 4th, the probability of Bitcoin hitting $65,000 by 2026 on Polymarket has risen to 78%. Meanwhile, the odds are: 55% it falls to $55k, 56% it rises to $100k, and 42% it climbs to $110k.

On February 4th, The Block reported that Ark Invest increased its holdings of crypto-related stocks—including Bitmine, Bullish, and Circle—yesterday, even amid the ongoing cryptocurrency market downturn. Per trading disclosure documents, Ark purchased $3.25 million worth of shares in Bitmine (the Ethereum treasury firm) via its ETF on Tuesday. It also bought $3.46 million in Bullish (the crypto exchange platform) and $2.4 million in Circle (the stablecoin issuer). Additionally, Ark slightly upped its stakes in Block Inc. and Coinbase, spending $1.77 million and $630,600, respectively. These moves follow Ark’s crypto-related stock buys on Monday. Right now, several crypto-linked stocks are trading at significant discounts amid the broader market slump.