According to Lookonchain monitoring, “7 Siblings” purchased 1994.98 ETH on-chain at an average price of $2070.31 in the past hour, worth $4.13 million. In the past 19 hours, this investor has added 4813.22 ETH, bringing the total value to $10.08 million, with an average cost of $2094.31.

According to an official announcement, Binance Alpha will list Rainbow (RNBW) on February 6th. Eligible users can claim the airdrop using Binance Alpha Points on the Alpha event page after trading opens on Alpha. Further details will be announced separately.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, the Challenger job cut rate in the US surged 205% month-on-month in January, compared to a -50.15% in the previous month. Due to declining business contracts and economic uncertainty, US employers announced a surge in layoffs in January, reaching the highest monthly level in 17 years. The employment firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas reported that planned layoffs surged 118% year-on-year to 108,435 last month, the highest January figure since the end of the global recession in 2009. "Typically, the first quarter sees a higher number of layoffs, but the total number of layoffs in January this year is quite high," said Andy Challenger, the company's chief revenue officer. "This means that most of these layoff plans are made by the end of 2025, indicating that employers are not optimistic about the outlook for 2026." The increase in layoffs was mainly driven by the transportation industry, with 31,243 layoffs related to UPS. The tech industry announced 22,291 job cuts, mostly from Amazon, which announced plans to lay off 16,000 corporate employees. Additionally, the healthcare industry has seen significant planned layoffs, partly due to reduced reimbursements from federally funded Medicaid and Medicare programs. (Jinshi)

According to Lookonchain, Bitcoin treasury company Nakamoto transferred 933 BTC, worth $65 million, to a new wallet. The company had previously accumulated a total of 5,400 BTC, worth $376.4 million.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that as Bitcoin's sell-off intensified and it fell below $70,000, its core selling point of "limited edition of 21 million coins" is being questioned by the market. Analysts point out that derivatives such as ETFs, cash-settled futures, options, and margin lending have diluted Bitcoin's scarcity, creating a "synthetic supply" that makes its price more driven by derivatives trading than supply and demand. Senior analyst Bob Kendall wrote, "Once a synthetic supply can be achieved, the asset is no longer scarce, and the price becomes a derivatives game, which is exactly what Bitcoin is currently experiencing. Similar structural changes have also occurred in the gold, silver, oil, and stock markets." (CoinDesk)