Bitcoin has dropped below $84,000 after several unsuccessful attempts to break through the $94,000–$97,000 resistance zone, with some analysts warning that a further decline toward the $74,000–$76,000 area is possible if the level does not hold. Other market observers point to historical cycle patterns that could see the price fall much deeper, while some analysts still view the broader structure as bullish and see potential for a move toward $200,000 before a major correction.

Ethereum is trading near $2,850 after failing to hold above $3,000, logging declines of about 5% on the day and 4% over the week. Several analysts highlight recurring chart structures, with one comparing the current 47% drop and consolidation to a 2024 move toward $4,000, and another mapping a multi‑year cup‑and‑handle pattern that implies a possible $10,000 target. Additional wedge and momentum indicators point to a potential breakout zone, with some traders watching the $3,900–$4,300 band if resistance levels are cleared.

XRP is changing hands near $1.81 after a daily drop of almost 5% and a weekly decline of about 6%, while analysts highlight a roughly 434-day consolidation phase. Key chart watchers are focusing on the $1.80 support zone and a tight $1.80–$2.00 range, as on-chain data shows 42 new wallets with at least one million XRP and continued inflows into XRP-linked ETFs.

Ethereum trades above $3,000 while analysts flag parallels to the 2015–2018 cycle and 2017 rally. Leshka.eth projects a 3–4x move within six months, as open interest sits around 5 million ETH and non-empty wallets exceed 175 million. Spot ETH ETFs posted a $63.53 million net outflow on January 27.

XRP is trading around $1.92 as of January, with 24-hour volume above $2.31 billion and recent gains of 2% on the day and nearly 1% over the week. One analyst's long-term channel model outlines potential upside targets from about $4.50 and $10 up to $27, with a lower-probability path toward $200, while other traders highlight support near $1.77–$1.80 and resistance in the $2.08–$2.43 range. On-chain data also shows more than 130 million XRP shifting to exchanges in January and spot XRP ETFs recording a $9.16 million net inflow on January 27, bringing cumulative inflows close to $1.25 billion.

XRP is trading around $1.89 while retesting a descending trendline near $1.97, a zone that could define the next move. After an early January peak at $2.40, price action hinges on a break or rejection at this barrier, with supports monitored at $1.85, $1.77, $1.73, and $1.66.

Tether has introduced USA₾, a dollar-backed stablecoin issued by federally regulated Anchorage Digital Bank under the GENIUS Act framework. The token, backed by reserves managed by Cantor Fitzgerald, targets U.S. institutions and platforms and is listed on exchanges such as Kraken, OKX, Bybit, Crypto.com, and MoonPay. USA₾ is focused on the domestic U.S. market, is not legal tender, and is not insured by FDIC or SIPC.

Bitcoin is trading under $90,000 after repeated failures to clear the $94,000–$98,000 resistance zone, with chart patterns indicating potential downside toward $70,000. Analysts highlight supports at $80,000, $75,000, and $70,000, while a possible moving-average crossover and a rare setup pointing to a fourth consecutive red month are reinforcing bearish sentiment.

Ethereum trades near $2,900 after slipping below $3,000 and testing $2,700–$2,800. On January 26, 2026, Trader Tardigrade warned a bear flag breakdown would stand unless ETH reclaimed $2,906 within 1 day and 19 hours, targeting $1,666. Derivatives analyst Ted noted open interest at 5.255 million with funding slightly positive at 0.0011.