XRP exchange-traded funds posted a daily net outflow of $6.42 million in the last 24 hours, ending a six-day run of inflows. XRP traded at $1.36, down 1.01% day-on-day, after an intraday high of $1.40, while volume fell 14.81% to $2.68 billion amid ongoing market selling.

Aave Labs has proposed a funding deal of about $50 million in stablecoins and AAVE tokens in exchange for directing all revenue from Aave-branded products into the Aave DAO treasury. The plan, which also seeks to ratify Aave V4 and create a brand foundation, has sparked governance concerns among community members over treasury risk and potential voting power concentration.

Analyst Ali Martinez said on X that Shiba Inu's weekly chart has slipped under the support of a long‑running parallel channel, implying a measured move toward $0.00000138. The level is roughly 77% beneath SHIB's current price near $0.00000615, which is down 2% over the past seven days.

At Consensus Hong Kong, World Liberty Financial co-founder Zak Folkman said the Trump-linked project plans to launch a FOREX platform called World Swap within its USD1 stablecoin ecosystem. USD1 has become the fifth-largest stablecoin by market cap in about 10 months, while WLFI's price is forming a potential double bottom near $0.10 after a $10 million USDC whale buy.

Solana has retreated from the $90 area and is now trading under $82, remaining below the 100-hourly simple moving average while facing resistance around $81 to $85. The current structure shows a bearish trend line on the SOL/USD hourly chart, with potential support emerging near $76, $72.50, $68 and then $60 if downside pressure continues.

XRP/USD extended its pullback after failing to clear $1.4650, trading below $1.3850 and beneath the 100‑hour simple moving average at the time of analysis. A descending channel places resistance near $1.3880, with support clustered around $1.340 and $1.30; a push above $1.40 could open $1.420–$1.450, while a close under $1.2920 risks $1.2650–$1.2250.

On 11 February, Ethereum faced two major bearish headlines, including a $72.5 million loss on a leveraged long and a 64 ETH gas fee transaction, yet its price stayed within a weekly consolidation range. At the same time, exchange balances fell by nearly 100k ETH and over 4.1 million ETH queued for staking, while daily transactions held near 2.8 million with gas fees under 0.2 Gwei. This combination of declining liquid supply and steady on-chain activity suggests that recent fear may be absorbed by bullish participants, turning the current range into a potential dip-buying setup.

On February 6, 2026, the 7-day average of Ethereum long liquidations on Binance reached about 9,000 ETH, according to CryptoQuant. ETH remains below $2,000 as volatility stays elevated and liquidity appears uneven. The report frames this as one of the longest stress periods since mid-2021, highlighting a prolonged deleveraging rather than a single capitulation spike.