According to SoSoValue, XRP-linked ETFs have shown near-continuous net inflows since their U.S. launch, lifting fund assets to $1.51 billion in about two months and topping Solana ETFs by more than $300 million. XRP slipped 2% over the past seven days but remains up 12% year to date, while traders monitor a potential breakout setup on the 4-hour chart.

Solana-linked exchange-traded funds have rapidly accumulated $1.2 billion in assets, reflecting rising institutional demand for SOL and helping the token gain 15% so far in 2026. Technical charts show SOL breaking out of a falling wedge and trading between $120 and $145, with major resistance levels at $155 and the 200-day EMA near $160 that could open the way toward $200 if decisively cleared.

Solana's SOL could receive the same U.S. legal treatment as Bitcoin and Ethereum under the proposed Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, which classifies certain ETF-linked tokens as non-ancillary assets. The bill would extend this status to SOL along with DOGE and XRP, at a time when institutional interest is rising and Solana ETFs have reportedly attracted $1.2 billion in assets. Technically, SOL has broken out of a cup-and-handle pattern on the 4-hour chart, with analysts eyeing a potential move toward $168 if the price holds above $140.

XRP has gained 14% so far in 2026. On January 9, 2026, Ripple said it secured an EMI license and Cryptoasset Registration from the UK's FCA and received a "Green Light Letter" in Luxembourg, while ETFs tied to XRP attracted nearly $1.6 billion in two months; technically, support rests at the 200 EMA with $2.24/$2.50 key levels.

A new draft of the U.S. Digital Asset Market Clarity Act could classify XRP, along with tokens like LTC, HBAR, DOGE, SOL, and LINK, as "non-ancillary" assets from January 1, putting them on similar regulatory footing to Bitcoin and Ethereum as ETF primary assets. While this change does not immediately move XRP's price, it adds institutional clarity as XRP trades around resistance at its 200-day EMA, with bulls eyeing a potential move toward $3.20 and bears watching support near $1.95.

XRP fell 2.7% over the last 24 hours as a gravestone doji formed on the weekly chart near the $2.40 resistance level. According to analyst Ali Martinez, this rare candlestick pattern, accompanied by a 180% jump in daily volume to $3.2 billion, may signal weakening bullish momentum. Traders are now watching whether bulls can hold the key $1.95 support to keep the broader rally intact.

Dogecoin has fallen 7% over the past week after a rejection near $0.14, with $0.15 flipping from support to resistance. Price is hovering around $0.13, a key level that previously failed intraday before being reclaimed, while a breakdown could expose $0.11. Momentum is soft, with RSI below its 14-day average as traders watch the next retest.

XRP has fallen for three sessions and met heavy selling at $2.35, aligned with the 200-day EMA. Over the past 7 days it still gained 10.5%. According to TradingView, holding $1.95 is key for bulls, while a break back above the 200-day EMA would indicate momentum returning.

Solana Mobile said this week it will launch SKR, a governance token, with 30% of its 10 billion supply set for an airdrop to early users. SOL climbed 3% during the session, while a December 26 RSI cross and a January 3 falling wedge breakout support a constructive setup. Upside scenarios watch $160 and then $200 if the 200‑day EMA is cleared.