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According to Odaily, Greeks.live macro researcher Adam posted on X, stating: "ETH broke through $2,200 without resistance. As mentioned yesterday, large investors have been continuously increasing their positions in Put options, even those with very low strike prices. This strategy continues today, but transactions are now focusing on March expiries with strike prices between $70,000 and $80,000. IV is rising rapidly, and skew is quickly turning negative. Large investors are shifting from short-term lottery-style bets to expressing medium- to long-term views. The bearish sentiment is becoming more concrete from initial concerns. Based on years of experience, ETH is very likely to test the $2,000 psychological level."

Foresight News reported that Ink, an Ethereum Layer2 blockchain based on the Optimism Superchain and operated by a certain exchange, has announced the launch of the Ink Echo Program, aimed at recognizing builders who made significant contributions during Ink's early development. The main objectives of the program include acknowledging and rewarding early builders who helped lay the foundation for Ink, as well as re-engaging strong teams as the Ink ecosystem expands. According to the official statement, the Echo Program is not a competitive project or a source of ongoing funding; it is established for project teams that built ahead of incentives and helped shape the ecosystem. The program seeks projects that are functional, make substantial contributions to the ecosystem, and demonstrate commitment in the early stages. All types of projects are welcome to participate, including infrastructure, tools, consumer applications, and NFTs.

Glonghui, February 4th｜UBS (USB.US) fell 4.3% to $45.6. According to reports, UBS's revenue in the fourth quarter of last year was $12.1 billions, and net profit attributable to shareholders increased by 56% year-on-year to $1.2 billions, exceeding expectations. The Common Equity Tier 1 (CET 1) ratio was 14.4%, down from 14.8% in the third quarter. During the period, overall net inflows in wealth management business reached $8.5 billions, among which the US wealth management business experienced a $14.1 billions outflow, raising market concerns.