Between January 26 and 30, BlackRock's spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs saw about $1.2 billion in combined net outflows, according to Coinglass. IBIT accounted for roughly $947 million, with $318 million on January 29 and $528 million on January 30, while ETHA shed around $264 million. At press time, Bitcoin was $78,461 and Ethereum $2,415.

As XRP trades around $1.66 after a sharp decline that pushed the token below key moving averages, an AI model projects the asset could gradually recover by February 28, 2026. The system outlines base, bearish, and bullish paths, with the most probable scenario placing XRP in a $2.10–$2.25 range and a point estimate of $2.15 if broader crypto market conditions remain neutral to slightly positive.

Over the last 24 hours, the digital asset market’s total value fell to $2.65 trillion, a $200 billion decline from $2.85 trillion, according to CoinMarketCap. Bitcoin slid more than 6% toward the mid-$78,000s, while Ethereum and Solana lost over 10% and 11%, amid macro jitters and a liquidity-driven unwind flagged by The Kobeissi Letter on January 31.

On January 31, Lookonchain reported that wallet 0xd674 lost 4,556 ETH (about $12.4 million) after copying a spoofed address. The attacker allegedly used address poisoning by sending dust transactions that mimicked Galaxy Digital's deposit address, leading to a copy-paste error.

According to the report, Ripple will unlock 1 billion XRP from escrow on February 1, 2026, a monthly release that is typically followed by re-escrowing about 70–80%, limiting net supply. Ahead of the event, XRP trades at $1.70, down over 2% on the day and more than 11% week over week, below the 50-day SMA at $1.97 and the 200-day SMA at $2.47.

On January 28, a TradingView post by TradingShot outlined a scenario where Bitcoin, currently challenging the $90,000 region, could slide to $45,000 as its 2026 structure tracks the 2022 bear market. The analysis highlights repeated reactions around the 100-day and 200-day moving averages, with a possible rejection near $100,000 triggering staged support breaks toward $70,000, then $51,000–$52,000, and ultimately $45,000. At about $89,892, Bitcoin remains close to its 50-day SMA of $90,133 and below the 200-day SMA at $104,551, while an RSI near 45 points to weak-to-neutral momentum.

An artificial intelligence model, ChatGPT, has outlined a possible new all‑time high for XRP in 2026, pointing to a base‑case peak near $6.20 and an upside scenario briefly reaching $8.50. The projection comes as XRP trades around $1.88, below the key $2 level, after dropping over 2.6% in 24 hours and about 1.6% over the week. Using historical market cycles and XRP's prior top near $3.84, the model suggests that large‑cap coins surviving multiple cycles often realize 1.5 to 2.5 times their previous highs, placing XRP's potential range between roughly $5.75 and $9.60.

ChatGPT outlined conditions for accumulating XRP as the token saw heavy volatility in recent sessions. At press time, XRP traded at $1.90 after losing $2 support, down 0.7% over 24 hours and more than 7% on the week. The model favors entries around $1.80–$1.90 following multi‑day consolidation and warns against chasing >10% spikes.

Over the past week, BlackRock cut its exposure to Bitcoin and Ethereum, with its spot ETFs together recording around $939 million in net outflows. The iShares Bitcoin Trust saw about $522.4 million withdrawn, while the iShares Ethereum Trust lost roughly $416.6 million, as crypto markets traded under pressure. During the same period, Bitcoin slipped below $90,000 and Ethereum moved under $3,000 amid weakening sentiment.