The popular AI framework Virtuals Protocol will host an in-person meet-up in Hong Kong on Friday, January 17.

Bitcoin briefly dipped below $69,000 on February 10th and is now trading at $69,081. Polymarket probabilities show: - 49% chance Bitcoin rebounds to $75,000 this February - 23% chance it hits $80,000 - 35% chance it falls to $60,000 This rewrite uses concise, conversational phrasing common in U.S. financial quick updates: "dipped below" (natural for market dips), "now trading at" (current tense clarity), and bullet points for readability (standard in U.S. news briefs). Numbers follow U.S. formatting (commas for thousands, dollar signs before amounts), and "this February" aligns with casual American date reference.

On February 10th, xAI co-founder Wu Yuhuai announced via an X post that he is resigning from the company to embark on the next chapter of his professional journey, noting that small teams can drive disruptive change in the AI era with AI-enabled support.

As of Feb 10th, two addresses have amassed a combined long position of over 95,000 ETH on Hyperliquid, worth up to $190 million—ranking as the top 1 and top 2 ETH long positions on the platform. - **Address 0x6C8…D84F6**: Deposited 21.798 million USDC as collateral to Hyperliquid in the past 3 hours, then opened a 35,164.2 ETH long position with 20x leverage (valued at $70.5 million). Its average entry price is $2,044.11, with an unrealized loss of $1.245 million currently. - **Address 0xa5B…01D41**: The largest ETH long position holder on Hyperliquid, opened a 60,000 ETH long position (worth $120 million) last night. Its average entry price is $2,059.80, facing an unrealized loss of $3.12 million now. A key commonality between the two addresses: Their collateral was bridged from Tron to Arbitrum via a bridge, and their trading strategies and timing are highly similar—suggesting they may belong to the same whale or entity.

Per official sources, Binance will launch pre-market trading for the ESPUSDT perpetual contract on February 10, 2026, at 4:10 PM UTC+8, with leverage capped at 5x.

On February 10th, Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao (CZ) said: “For newbies, Binance might as well be the entire crypto world. When they see FUD, they’re too scared to get into the market. For current traders, if they can’t read the room, they might choose to take profits. As for the OGs, they’re already financially free. Every day, they face FUD that dumbs people down and AI-driven mass attacks—things that make them doubt themselves and think about leaving the industry. That’s why CoinMarketCap’s Fear & Greed Index has dropped to 5. When FUD dies down, that’s when the market will rally.”

February 10th, Cobo co-founder and CEO Fishen Jin shared his investment insights on X: “Individual investors’ biggest structural edge over institutions isn’t information or capital—it’s not having to answer to anyone.” He noted that institutional funds are often bound by constraints like LP requirements, drawdown limits, and quarterly reviews, which force them to cut losses and exit positions at the worst possible times. By contrast, individual investors can capitalize on market volatility, extend their time horizons, and scoop up assets being passively dumped at market lows due to those institutional constraints—setting themselves up to capture gains later.