On 10 and 11 February, large XRP holders transferred a combined 229 million tokens between unknown wallets, including one address ranked among the top 60 holders. These moves coincided with a 37% XRP rally from a bullish MACD crossover and a subsequent bull flag pattern, putting the $1.30–$1.32 support range and a potential extension toward $1.81 under close watch.

On 10 February, broader crypto activity slowed, yet Avalanche stayed busy, posting $135 million in monthly net inflows and ranking among top chains. Token Terminal shows AVAX active addresses up over 242% since early January to 1.6 million+ monthly and 1.6–1.7 million daily that day. CoinGlass’s 2‑week map now clusters upside liquidity at $10–$12 after downside was cleared before 10 February 2026.

Bitcoin rebounded about $10,000 from its recent $60,000 low and is now trading near a crucial resistance zone around $80,000–$83,000. Liquidation data suggests that a move above $80,500 could trigger roughly $5.7 billion in short liquidations, while on-chain whale accumulation and a major negative mining difficulty adjustment add to the mixed outlook. Failure to clear this resistance could expose a downside move back toward the $49,000–$53,000 support region.

In January 2026 the market weakened, but Avalanche advanced in real‑world asset tokenization. By 3 February, AVAX ranked third in development activity, and in Q4 2025 tokenized assets on AVAX rose 68.6% with $1.3 billion TVL. VanEck's AVAX ETF launched on 27 January and recorded $1.24 million net inflows by 31 January.

Chainlink fell 22% in the final days of January 2026, slipping beneath the $10.6–$11.75 zone that had held since mid‑November 2025. The move coincided with RSI levels touching their weakest reading since 2022 and Bitcoin trading below $85,000. Traders now watch whether a reclaim above $11 can draw liquidity toward $12–$13.

Ethereum hovered near the $2,500–$2,600 support zone after sliding below $2,800, while traders watched a weekly head-and-shoulders formation develop. ETF flows turned negative on 30 January 2026 with $113 million withdrawn and weekly losses reaching $58.4 million, even as Spot Taker Buy Dominant volume rose when price lost $2,800. With institutional exits and a potential U.S. government shutdown looming, ETH’s direction hinges on whether buyers can defend the range highlighted by recent on-chain data.

On Jan 29, 2026, XRP logged $6.9 million in ETF inflows before a record $98 million outflow pushed net daily losses to $92.92 million. Additional buys from Nasdaq, Bitwise and Franklin partly offset selling, while the price fell roughly 10%. The failure to reclaim key levels leaves downside risk toward $1.26 ahead of February events.

On 28 January, Pippin (PIPPIN) jumped 69% in 24 hours as trading volume rose over 600% and Open Interest increased. CoinGlass highlighted liquidity bands at $0.55 and $0.47 that could trigger liquidations, while StalkChain showed $120,889.40 in smart-money buys. Price hovered near the $0.71 high with resistance at $0.55–$0.56 and a target near $0.90.

On 26 January, U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs recorded $117 million in net inflows, with Fidelity adding $137 million while BlackRock saw net outflows. As ETH traded around $2,908 and network fees fell to their lowest level since May 2017, liquidity support formed near $2,900 and $2,850, but weak momentum indicators cast doubt on a clean break above $3,000.