Digital asset investment products recorded $2.17 billion of inflows last week, the highest weekly total since October 10, 2025. According to CoinShares, Bitcoin drew $1.55 billion, before sentiment reversed on Friday with $378 million in outflows amid Greenland tensions, tariff threats, and reports regarding the US Fed Chair.

On Monday, Magic Eden CEO and co-founder Jack Lu said the firm is preparing for a coming "speculation supercycle", as prediction markets posted a record $814.2 million in daily trading volume. Magic Eden will roll out its Dicey crypto casino and sportsbook this quarter and route 15% of platform revenue to ME tokenholders via USDC buybacks and staking rewards. This strategy comes after the NFT market cap dropped from $7.95 billion to $2.5 billion in 2025 but has climbed back above $3 billion in early 2026.

XRP attempted a rebound above $1.950 and $1.980 but stalled near $2.020, with price now below $2.00 and the 100-hourly Simple Moving Average. A bearish trend line near $2.030 caps upside, while support lies at $1.950 and $1.9320; a break lower could target $1.850. Momentum indicators show weakness, with the MACD bearish and the RSI under 50.

Over the past week, FARTCOIN slumped 18.5%, leading losses across major memecoins as risk appetite faded. Technical gauges signaled weakness, while derivatives data showed lower open interest and softer funding, and fellow tokens including DOGE, SHIB, PEPE, BONK, FLOKI, WIF, PENGU, and SPX also ended the week in the red.

US President Donald Trump unveiled a punitive tariff plan targeting eight European countries, with a 10% levy starting on February 1, 2026 and potentially rising to 25% by June. Bitcoin fell about 3% into the low-$90,000 range as investors rotated to havens, while reports indicated $750 million–$875 million in crypto long liquidations.

Memecoin launchpad Pump.fun has unveiled Pump Fund, a new investment arm introduced alongside a $3 million hackathon initiative. The program will support up to 12 projects with $250,000 each at a $10 million valuation and will include mentorship from the platform's founders.

Ethereum has pulled back from the $3,300 resistance and is now trading below $3,220 and the 100-hourly Simple Moving Average while holding support near $3,160. Key resistance levels are clustered around $3,220, $3,260 and $3,280, with a short-term declining channel capping gains near $3,210. A drop below $3,140 could open the way toward $3,080 and $3,050, while a clear move above $3,280–$3,320 may trigger a push toward $3,400–$3,450.

On Tuesday, Bitcoin traded near $92,000 following a Monday sell-off, while global markets reacted to renewed trade tensions tied to President Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs on eight European countries. Nasdaq and S&P 500 futures fell about 1% in early Asia hours, Asian and European equity gauges weakened, and the dollar and US Treasuries moved as investors shifted into havens like gold and the Swiss franc.