According to flow reports, digital asset products saw about $173 million in outflows for a fourth straight week, while Solana-focused ETFs drew roughly $31 million in new money. The SOL price remains range bound around the mid 80s, with resistance near 92 and support clustered in the low 80s. Traders are watching for a decisive break from the 77 to 90 zone to set direction.

Dogecoin's price has fallen about 3% over the last 24 hours, hovering around $0.099 and bringing the key $0.098 support zone into focus. Technical indicators show DOGE trading below major moving averages, with analysts warning that a break under $0.098 could open the way toward the $0.090–$0.088 area and even a potential retest of the yearly low near $0.08.

Over the past week, Dogecoin rebounded from near $0.08 to trade around $0.093–$0.097 but has not cleared the $0.10 barrier. Technicals show resistance near $0.0985 and the 100-hour simple moving average, with RSI slipping below 50 and MACD momentum fading. A move above roughly $0.1020 could open $0.1085–$0.1120, while supports sit near $0.0924, $0.090 and $0.080.

Over the past week, Tron Inc. has increased its TRX exposure, including a new purchase of 179,408 TRX at an average price of $0.28 that lifted its treasury to about 680.7 million tokens. Following confirmation of this acquisition, TRX traded around $0.2785 with a daily gain of roughly 0.5%, although weekly and monthly performance remains negative. On-chain metrics such as transaction volumes, active addresses and smart contract interactions continue to show elevated usage on the Tron network.

XRP rebounded after a more than 30% drop from early January highs, briefly hitting $1.11 during the February 5 sell-off. It remains capped below $1.50–$1.65 resistance as analysts flag oversold RSI, heavy capitulation volume on Coinbase, and roughly $45 million in positive ETF inflows last week.

Dogecoin fell below $0.09 and is trading around $0.08–$0.09 after a short Musk-linked bounce faded. The meme coin has dropped more than 20% for the week as broader crypto weakness, including Bitcoin under $65,000, pressured risk assets. Key supports at $0.10 and $0.0950 have broken, with resistance near $0.09–$0.0950.

On February 5, Solana-linked spot ETFs saw $2.82 million in net inflows as SOL traded around $79, contrasting with sizeable outflows from Bitcoin and Ethereum products. Despite the token dropping over 30% in a week and slipping below key price levels, derivatives data and ETF flows indicate some institutional investors are still maintaining exposure. Network usage also remains active, with more than $31 billion in weekly DEX spot volume processed on Solana.

On February 5, Hyperliquid's HYPE token climbed 6.2% after the project confirmed an integration with Ripple's technology stack, helping it outperform a broadly weaker crypto market. Over the same 24-hour period, XRP slid close to 11% amid risk-off sentiment, derivatives liquidations, and pressure on other major altcoins, even as Ripple-related developments supported other areas of the ecosystem.

Vitalik Buterin urged a rethink of Ethereum's layer-2 role as Layer 1 throughput expands and fees fall. Spot Ethereum ETFs showed a net inflow of about $14 million after several days of outflows, led by BlackRock's ETHA fund, while mainnet activity has picked up. He argued L2s' value will shift away from simply supplying block space.