Bitcoin fell to a year-to-date low of $74,500 on Monday, trimming roughly 38% from its peak. Global crypto exchange-traded products logged heavy withdrawals last week led by large US spot ETFs, while spot market data showed aggressive buying as price rebounded toward about $79,420.

PayPal's share price fell 20% on Tuesday after the firm posted Q4 2025 revenue of $8.68 billion, below the $8.80 billion consensus and with adjusted EPS of $1.23 missing projections. The company reported mixed margin performance, slower growth in key metrics, and announced that CEO Alex Chriss will be replaced by HP's Enrique Lores as of March 1, while also issuing a softer earnings outlook for 2026.

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On Monday, the Nevada Gaming Control Board filed a civil enforcement action in the First Judicial District Court against Coinbase Financial Markets, alleging it offered unlicensed wagers on sports event contracts. The regulator is seeking a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction to halt Coinbase's operation of a derivatives exchange and prediction market tied to sporting bets, shortly after Coinbase announced prediction markets across all 50 U.S. states through a partnership with Kalshi.

On Tuesday, Bitcoin slipped below $73,000 amid rising volatility while US debt remained around $38.5 trillion and the 10-year Treasury yield hovered near 4.28%. Data on the ICE BofA US Corporate Option-Adjusted Spread, currently near 0.75, suggests credit stress may still be underpriced, and past cycles show BTC has often bottomed several months after spreads begin to widen. Onchain metrics also reveal increased whale deposits to Binance and a cooling spent output profit ratio, which some analysts say could precede an accumulation window later in 2026.

On February 3, 2026, crypto-linked equities and major tokens sold off alongside broader tech weakness. According to the report, Galaxy (GLXY) plunged 20%, Coinbase (COIN) fell over 7%, and ETH- and BTC-focused treasuries dropped nearly 10% intraday, while BTC, ETH, and SOL recorded 4%+ daily declines as TOTAL slipped 3%.

On Feb. 3, Bitcoin briefly dropped about 8%, undercutting the $73,000 level before rebounding toward $74,500 and trimming the intraday decline to 5.8%. The move coincided with macro risk-off sentiment tied to Kevin Warsh's Fed chair nomination and disappointing Microsoft Azure growth, while more than $2.5 billion in liquidations and thin weekend liquidity amplified the selloff. Bitcoin is now trading around key support between roughly $72,700 and $73,500, with resistance clustered from about $74,500 up to the $80,620 zone.

Cardano's ADA has dropped back to long-standing support around $0.2775 after one of crypto's ten largest liquidation events, with on-chain and order-flow data pointing to renewed whale accumulation at this level. Technical indicators such as weekly RSI near 30 and a tightening MACD suggest a potential bottom, while bullish projections highlight upside targets around $0.50, $1.35, and even $2 if macro conditions improve, and meme coin traders eye the Maxi Doge presale, which has raised almost $4.6 million with up to 68% APY staking rewards.