An X post by analyst Chiefy argues Bitcoin is echoing the post‑top structures from 2017 and 2021, implying a potential slide toward the $30,000–$35,000 range and possibly as low as $35,000. Glassnode reports 30‑day net flows for Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs have been negative for most of the last 90 days, while CryptoQuant flags larger whale BTC transfers to Binance, including roughly 12,000 BTC on February 6.

A market analyst highlighted $2.47 as the key resistance for XRP, arguing that a decisive reclaim could convert it into support and unlock a measured move toward $4.804. From a base near $0.50 to above $3.30, the last impulse gained about +600%, and the longer-term radar now includes $15+, subject to broader market conditions.

A well-followed crypto analyst, in an update shared on X, combines yearly, monthly and weekly Bitcoin cycles to outline a potential 20%–77% drawdown from the all-time high, with a more probable 34%–55% decline. The roadmap highlights pivot zones around November 19, December 22 and February 2, along with downside reference levels at $90,000, $72,000, $45,000 and $28,000, framing expectations for further volatility and a multi-stage recovery path.

Exchange-held XRP has dropped to about 1.7 billion tokens, a seven-year low, while the spot price remains under pressure. A new framework points to 2026 outcomes shaped by regulatory clarity, spot ETF demand, and XRPL adoption, with scenarios spanning peaks of $1.60 to $2.69. Tightening tradable supply and persistent ETF inflows could influence price discovery if sustained.

After Bitcoin plunged to a new low around $76,000 on January 31, 2026, analyst Tyrex argued that the move confirmed a bearish breakout and advised traders not to go long. He compared the latest drawdown to previous structural breaks in May 2021, May 2022, and June 2022, saying a swift rebound toward $85,000 is unlikely. Tyrex instead expects further downside toward the $75,400 zone and highlights $74,000 as a key but potentially fragile weekly support, roughly mirroring a major level near $2,100 on Ethereum.

Gold and silver set new records in 2026, while Bitcoin’s October 2025 ATH above $126,000 was followed by weakness. According to analyst Mark Chadwick on X this week, the metals’ surge and Bitcoin’s lag form an unusually wide divergence that could precede rotation into crypto. His mapping outlines a 91.60% move toward $170,000 from the $82,000 area.

Dogecoin's price remains under pressure as a crypto analyst warns the meme coin could face another sharp drop if key technical conditions are not met. Following a major sell-off on October 10, 2025 and subsequent trading inside a descending channel, DOGE has struggled to break resistance and is consolidating around $0.12–$0.14. With price, market cap and volume all down more than 2.5% over the last 24 hours, the coin risks extending its broader downtrend into the end of January if selling persists.

CryptoBullet on X warns that Chainlink's weekly chart shows a head-and-shoulders pattern with an upward-sloping neckline near $10–$11; a weekly close below that zone could validate a bearish setup. The analyst's measured-move targets point to $4–$5 (about a 50% drop), with $7.15 as an intermediate support, while LINK trades at $11.98, up 1.1% on the day and down 5.4% over seven days.

Cycle analyst @Cryptollica shared a chart tracking the Dogecoin-to-NVIDIA ratio across several market cycles, showing the pair once again testing a long-term support zone. In past cycles, similar levels coincided with NVIDIA already having rallied strongly while Dogecoin later outperformed as speculative capital shifted toward higher-risk assets. The current structure suggests another potential rotation phase could be forming, though outcomes will still depend on liquidity conditions and risk appetite.