Over the past week, Zcash has fallen from about $528 to $400 amid leadership-related uncertainty and persistent selling pressure, with the token recently trading around $402. During this downturn, a newly created whale wallet accumulated 76,661 ZEC valued at $31.65 million, while on-chain data show negative spot netflows and technical indicators warning that ZEC could break below the $400 support if bearish momentum continues.

AAVE fell to $173, down 2.32%, after a failed breakout near $180 and a retrace to $169, with support near $168 and upside levels at $184 and $194. A dormant whale purchased 11,089 AAVE worth $1.9 million and now holds 355,093 AAVE, while buyer strength reached 80.82 versus 19.18 for sellers.

On January 13, Polygon Labs said it signed an agreement to acquire Coinme and Sequence for over $250 million. The deal targets stablecoin payments and cross-border settlement, leveraging Coinme's 48-state licenses and 50,000 fiat-to-crypto locations plus Sequence's enterprise wallets and cross-chain tech. Meanwhile, POL fell from $0.18 to $0.15 before rebounding to $0.16.

Bitcoin has been capped below $94k after its recent rejection and is now moving in a narrow range between $90k and $93k, with spot price around $90,739 and a modest daily decline. While Bitfinex whales are aggressively closing long positions, a pattern that previously preceded a 50% rally to a $112k all‑time high, market liquidity is now clustered in short liquidation zones near $91.8k–$92.2k and $93.8k–$94.2k, and the long/short ratio has stayed under 1 for five straight days. With RSI sliding from 65 to 52 and demand weakening, a sustained break above $94k could trigger a short squeeze, whereas losing $90k support may open the way to $88k and heavier long liquidations.

TRUMP memecoin has remained in a descending channel since peaking around $9.5 two months ago, with price recently hovering near $5.4. On-chain and trading data show large holders have stopped accumulating, with one whale selling 437k TRUMP worth $2.35 million on Binance at a loss of about $2.35 million. Technical indicators highlight persistent selling pressure, and analysts outline key EMA levels around $5.2–$5.5 as crucial for either further downside or a trend reversal.

Cosmos ATOM traded at $2.64 after hitting $2.65, up 8.2% daily and 19% weekly. On-chain and market data show volume up 20%, open interest up 10% to $183 million, and derivatives volume up 27% to $220 million. With RSI near 70, traders watch $2.7 (EMA 100) and $3.3 resistance, while $2.2 is a downside level.

Through Q4, JASMY slid in a descending channel but turned bullish as 2026 began, surging 35.14% from $0.0074 to a two‑month high of $0.01 and trading near $0.0091, up 12.14%. Derivatives activity and open interest jumped sharply, while spot flows flipped from strong buying on 6 January to heavier selling on 7 January.

After sliding through Q4 2025 in a descending channel and bottoming near $0.0000074, BONK rebounded at the start of 2026 and jumped 20.36% to $0.00001125. Spot data showed heavy buy-side activity around $0.000007, but rising exchange inflows and a Netflow of $2.54 million now suggest profit-taking may challenge the rally's sustainability.

Aerodrome Finance's AERO rose 18% to $0.63 after buyers protected the $0.40 support, with a local high at $0.59 and trading near $0.558 on the day. Volume expanded 70% and market cap climbed 17%, while programmatic buybacks locked 940k AERO. Spot and futures metrics indicated accumulation and a tilt toward long positions.