Binance spot market data showed broad volatility, according to a ChainCatcher newsflash. ALICE fell 15.62% over the past 24 hours, while HEMI climbed 59.63% and reached a new intraday high. HEMI also posted a 6.86% gain within five minutes. Several other tokens gave back earlier gains. ONG, BANANA, BERA, BIGTIME and YB were all described as showing a run-up-then-pullback pattern, with declines of 7.07%, 7.2%, 9.65%, 8.82% and 8.49%, respectively. TUT was listed as rebounding from a low, rising 6.04%. ID, meanwhile, hit a new intraday low and was down 5.04%. The figures cited in the report were taken from Binance spot data, with ChainCatcher characterizing the session as one of significant market volatility.

Crypto market rebounds 9.1% on Feb 7, with BTC near $70K and ETH above $2,040. Fear & Greed Index plunges to 6, indicating extreme panic despite price recovery.

Binance said it will remove 20 spot trading pairs and end related Spot Trading Bot services at 11:00 AM on February 6, 2026, citing liquidity, trading volume, and user interest in its review process.

Berachain's BERA token surged 90% in 24 hours, with trading volume jumping 400% to nearly $1 billion. Driven by a new 'Bera Builds Businesses' strategy, expiry of a $25M refund clause, and a smooth token unlock, the price now tests $1. Technicals show overbought conditions but support holds.

Berachain (BERA) surged 82% in 24 hours as perpetual futures funding rates hit extreme levels between -5,900% and +3,000% annualized, triggering a massive short squeeze. Futures volume jumped 632% and open interest doubled. Technical indicators improved but trend reversal unconfirmed.

Crypto prices moved higher across the board, with Bitcoin at $67,099.30, Ethereum at $1,970.88, and BERA leading altcoin gains with a 59.1% daily jump.

Binance said it will adjust the tick size, or minimum price movement unit, for 31 spot trading pairs at 05:00 UTC on July 22, 2026, according to an official announcement cited by Odaily. The affected pairs include AUCTION/USDC, AUCTION/USDT, BB/TRY, BB/USDC, BB/USDT, BERA/TRY, BERA/USDC, BERA/USDT, EPIC/USDC, EPIC/USDT, ETHFI/USDC, ETHFI/USDT, FIL/FDUSD, FIL/USDC, FIL/USDT, GLMR/USDT, GTC/USDT, HFT/USDT, LQTY/USDT, PEPE/JPY, QI/USDT, RARE/TRY, RARE/USDC, RARE/USDT, RESOLV/TRY, RESOLV/USDC, RESOLV/USDT, STRK/TRY, STRK/USDC, STRK/USDT, and ZIL/USDT. Binance said the change is intended to improve market liquidity and trading experience. Existing spot orders will not be affected, though users were advised to adjust trading bots to avoid unnecessary trading disruptions.

Protos reviewed six blockchain projects after crypto marketer Stacy Muur pointed out that they had raised more than $500 million combined while generating just $360 in blockchain fees over the past 24 hours. The group includes Berachain, Celestia, Scroll, Eclipse, Sonic, and Manta. The report ties together funding totals, token declines, TVL collapses, security setbacks, and post-airdrop outflows to show how far several once-hyped infrastructure bets have fallen from their peak narratives. Among the details cited: Berachain raised $142 million and its BERA token is down 98% since launch; Celestia raised funding across 2021, 2022, and 2024, while TIA fell to $0.40 after once topping $20; Scroll, valued at $1.8 billion in 2023, made just $24 in fees yesterday; Eclipse’s TVL dropped from nearly $50 million to $1.15 million; Sonic’s TVL declined sharply after the Fantom-to-Sonic transition; and Manta’s heavily gamified airdrop campaign was followed by a steep retreat in locked value.