On February 9, 2026, Coinbase placed Superform’s UP token on its listing roadmap, signaling a possible path toward trading. The team says the token is slated to debut Tuesday and, per co‑founder Blake Richardson, UP will support governance, pay in‑app gas and steer protocol rewards, and be required for vault managers and validator staking tied to PPS updates.

In the week referenced by CoinShares, institutional products tied to Bitcoin recorded $264,000,000 in outflows, while several major altcoins attracted fresh capital. XRP led inflows with $63,100,000, followed by Solana with $8,200,000 and Ethereum with $5,300,000, as total assets under management fell to $129,800,000,000 and exchange-traded product volumes hit a record $63,100,000,000. CoinShares says the slowdown in outflows under price pressure may indicate a potential sentiment turning point.

On February 9, 2026, CoinShares said Bitcoin faces no immediate quantum computing threat, noting we are "nowhere near dangerous territory." The analysis indicates that reversing a public key in one day would require about 13 million physical qubits with fault-tolerant performance, and that truly threatening systems remain at least a decade away.

On February 2, 2026, Bed Bath & Beyond said it acquired Tokens.com to build a unified gateway for tokenized real estate and other real world assets. The platform is planned to let users tokenize public and private securities, access cryptocurrencies including stablecoins, and manage portfolios in one place. Tokens.com is targeted to launch by July 1, 2026, pending closing conditions.

Institutional investors withdrew $1.7 billion from digital asset investment products in a single week, pushing year-to-date flows to a net outflow of $1 billion. The United States led with $1.65 billion in redemptions as Bitcoin products lost $1.32 billion; Ethereum, XRP and Solana products also saw weekly outflows.

In a CNBC interview on January 28, 2026, Fundstrat's Tom Lee said faster earnings growth and a softer US dollar could push equities toward his 7,700 year-end target. He argued that valuations remain compressed relative to improving fundamentals, and highlighted cyclical sectors, financials and the so-called Mag 7 as key areas of focus despite potential volatility.

Institutional investors saw $1.73 billion exit digital asset products in one week, marking the largest outflows since mid-November 2025. Bitcoin logged $1.09 billion in outflows and Ethereum $630 million, while Solana drew $17.1 million in inflows. Regionally, the US led with nearly $1.8 billion withdrawn.

On January 24, 2026, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission ended its civil enforcement action with prejudice against Gemini Trust Company, LLC. The case, tied to the Gemini Earn lending program and a January 12, 2023 complaint in the Southern District of New York, was dismissed following a joint stipulation and full in-kind return of crypto assets to Earn investors.

On January 22, 2026, SkyBridge Capital founder Anthony Scaramucci said at the World Economic Forum in Davos that he remains cautiously optimistic on Bitcoin and the wider crypto market despite recent volatility. He reiterated a prior projection that Bitcoin could climb to $170,000 by late 2025 and now wants to see the asset revisit the $125,000–$150,000 range, while also expressing a positive view on upcoming US legislation on stablecoins and digital asset classification.