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The rejection of $3000 has pushed the Ethereum (ETH) price into a strong bearish trajectory. The price is failing to secure an important range of around $2300, which has become a major resistance to break. Meanwhile, the bulls have been defending the pivotal support at $2,150, keeping the bullish possibilities alive.

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Analyst Kendrick Geoffrey trimmed his 2026 SOL forecast to $250 from $310, but says stablecoin micropayments could drive a longer-term surge as Solana moves beyond memecoins.

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All top 10 cryptocurrencies remain in the red zone, according to CoinStats.

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The official DOGE X account has reacted to the "Dogecoin to moon" tease on X. The official Dogecoin X account tweeted "Such Rocket," which was accompanied by a cute Shiba Inu image depicting a "wow" or surprise reaction to the SpaceX CEO's response of "yes.

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Galaxy Digital's Head of Research Alex Thorn flagged a significant ownership gap between $70,000 and $80,000 that could accelerate Bitcoin's decline toward $63,000, with historical patterns showing the cryptocurrency has never experienced a 40% drawdown from all-time highs without extending to 50% or more within three months.

 

Bitcoin's recent sell-off has stalled after reaching a critical demand zone around $74K, opening the door for short-term consolidation. While downside pressure has eased for now, the broader structure suggests that a corrective rebound followed by a pullback into internal supply zones remains likely, allowing the market to cool off before its next decisive move.

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The SEC's ongoing dispute with Ripple and the XRP token has resurfaced after a well-known U.S. securities attorney said the case should never have been brought. As Round 2 of America's Epstein-era scandals begins to blow up in Washington, crypto is getting dragged into the same conflagration.

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In 2025, the privacy narrative was dominated primarily by Zcash ($ZEC) and Monero (XMR). Traders who held either of these coins during the 2023-2024 privacy bear market realized up to 10x returns by late 2025.

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Bitcoin's market sentiment is flipping positive, currently testing the crucial 61% Fibonacci level.

 

According to XRPScan data, 33,895,428,762 XRP are currently left in escrow. X handle XRPwallets shared this information in a recent tweet.

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Solana price technicals suggest that the recent correction to $100 was a buy-the-dip opportunity as traders look for a recovery path toward $260.

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The United States factory engine just delivered its loudest “risk on” signal in years, and it is landing at a brutally awkward time for Bitcoin. On Feb. 2, Howard Lutnick, the United States Secretary of Commerce, announced that: “The United States has delivered manufacturing expansion, all thanks to President Trump's trade policies.

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Bitcoin bull Michael Saylor has shared a new positive take regarding the cryptocurrency. As the broader market is reeling from the latest crash in the price of the coin, Saylor delivered what is best described as the ultimate rule for Bitcoin adoption.

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Standard Chartered analyst says Solana's "ultra-low-cost" model will dominate micropayments, but scaling may take several more years.

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Bitcoin crashed below $78,000 in February 2026, shedding 22% of its value in brutal fashion. The broader crypto market followed suit, with Ethereum and major altcoins bleeding double-digit losses. Yet in the wreckage, stablecoin volumes hit $33 trillion. That's a 72% surge, driven by USDC moving $18.3 trillion and USDT handling $13.3 trillion.

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Crypto analyst Trader Tardigrade has drawn attention to a previous pattern that formed for the Dogecoin price just before it recorded 21,000% rally. Based on this, he raised the possibility that the meme coin may be preparing for another parabolic rally despite the recent downtrend.

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Gold and silver prices experienced a powerful bounce-back on Tuesday, following a tumultuous period marked by a significant selloff. After suffering major losses in recent days, the precious metals staged an impressive recovery.

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Cardano price continues to trade under pressure as ADA price stabilizes just below the $0.30 region after a prolonged decline. The price action indicates compression instead of new weakness, the selling force is subdued towards a historically responsive area.

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XRP's onchain utility is expanding as fxrp lending opens a new path for token holders to earn yield without selling their assets. The Flare blockchain has activated a major DeFi upgrade that lets users lend and borrow with FXRP, an XRP-linked asset designed for use on its network. Through a new Flare Morpho integration , FXRP can now be supplied to lending markets or used as collateral, giving XRP holders fresh onchain finance tools.

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Bitcoin holds tight above $35,000. The cryptocurrency managed to stay above this crucial support level on February 3, even after sliding from overnight highs during Asian trading hours when investors dumped positions amid growing anxiety about market direction.

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U.S. spot Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) ETFs recorded $561.9 million in net inflows on Monday, snapping a four-day outflow streak. The Bargain Hunt BlackRock's IBIT (NASDAQ:IBIT) and Fidelity's FBTC (NYSE:FBTC) led the buying with $142 million and $153.4 million in inflows respectively.

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TL;DR Billiton Diamond and Ctrl Alt tokenized more than $280M in certified diamonds on the XRPL, representing over AED 1 billion in assets held in the UAE. Ctrl Alt handles end-to-end tokenization, XRPL and Ripple provide institutional-grade custody, and Billiton supplies the physical assets and commercial structure.

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Despite the recent bounce, Bitcoin (BTC) price action continues to show clear signs of pressure as the correction stretches into its fifth straight month. Every recovery attempt has faced strong supply, with rallies repeatedly stalling below key resistance zones. This behavior points to ongoing distribution rather than a healthy consolidation phase.

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Hedera (HBAR) declined 2% and Stellar (XLM) dropped 1.6%, leading the index lower from Monday.

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Ripple's e‑money license in Luxembourg is bolstering its institutional bid while new, politically-charged E-files stir fresh controversy.