The XRP Ledger community has outlined a 2026 target of 11,557,546 XRP locked in its AMM infrastructure, setting a baseline for further DeFi development and liquidity growth. Current AMM metrics show 24,643 active pools, 21,296 XRP pairs and 15,733 tokens, with about $24.1 million in value representing roughly 2.1% of XRP's 24-hour volume. Planned upgrades include support for single-sided stablecoin liquidity and improved FX-style on-chain routing, although no foundation-backed funding programs have been disclosed.

On January 11, approximately $2.1M in TRADOOR was reportedly withdrawn from Bitget and moved to 10 newly created wallets. Neither Bitget nor the Tradoor team has confirmed the transfers, and immediate market reaction appeared limited. Concerns center on liquidity and possible downstream effects as official statements remain absent.

On-chain data shows about $716 million worth of Shiba Inu currently held on centralized exchanges, raising concerns about potential sell pressure and limited bullish drivers. However, actual tradable liquidity is estimated to be closer to $100–200 million before slippage and disorderly price moves increase sharply. SHIB is attempting a modest recovery from recent lows but continues to face strong resistance near key moving averages as exchange reserves keep trending higher.

Grayscale transferred 8,242.844 ETH and 1,188 SOL, valued around $25 million, to a Coinbase Prime address. The activity was observed in recent days and reflects its use of institutional services. Grayscale and Coinbase have not issued public statements on the specific transfers.

On January 11, 2026, Tom Lee’s BitMine staked an additional 86,400 ETH worth $266.3 million, lifting its staked total to 1,080,512 ETH, about $3.33 billion. According to Arkham, the firm made multiple small deposits to Ethereum’s BatchDeposit contract on Sunday, and on-chain data indicate that at the current price of $ 3,091.40 ETH, BitMine holds approximately 2.738 million ETH worth approximately $8.46 billion.

Polygon’s POL token climbed 9.29% in 24 hours and 48.5% over the past week, with the rally starting on 1 January alongside wider crypto market gains. A record single-day burn of just over 3 million POL, rising Open Interest, and a return to profitability for 90-day holders now intersect with key resistance around $0.18–$0.20 and mounting profit-taking pressure.

Santiment's Brian Quinlivan said in a YouTube video published Saturday that Ethereum's social sentiment has dropped to levels similar to those before its 2025 surge. He pointed to the Aug 23 move back to the 2021 peak of $4,878 after an April low of $1,472 and a near 70% four-month climb. Ether traded around $3,089, roughly 36% below its high, amid broader risk aversion.

On January 11, 2026, Ethereum's Beacon Chain saw its staking entry queue rise to about 1.759 million ETH (roughly $5.5 billion), according to ValidatorQueue. The exit queue fell to zero, while price hovered near $3,000, with traders eyeing $2,700 if support breaks.