On December 27, 2025, Flow experienced a security breach. On January 31, the Flow Foundation said it permanently destroyed 87.4 billion counterfeit FLOW tokens, concluding technical remediation, according to a GlobeNewswire statement. The foundation cited restored transaction health with over 3 million weekly transactions and referenced recovery efforts after a $3.9 million theft, alongside added security measures.

Tether said in a Friday BDO-prepared report that 2025 net profit exceeded $10 billion, about 23% below the $13 billion recorded in 2024. The filing showed direct U.S. Treasury holdings above $122 billion and $50 billion of new USDt issued over 12 months, as demand moved outside traditional banking.

PEPE has been sliding within a descending channel after rejection at $0.00000688 and briefly touched $0.0000044 before recovering to about $0.000004541. A long‑term whale sold 858 billion PEPE worth $3.88 million, while broader whale outflows and bearish technical indicators point to a potential move toward $0.0000043 unless price can reclaim $0.0000051.

In the past 24 hours, on-chain data show a net outflow of about 101 billion Shiba Inu tokens from exchanges, signaling a notable shift in market behavior. This movement suggests traders are moving SHIB into private storage, easing immediate selling pressure as the price consolidates within a tightening triangle pattern. If the current pace of exchange outflows persists, the reduced available liquidity could gradually weaken bearish dominance and support a broader recovery attempt.

On Jan 29, 2026, XRP logged $6.9 million in ETF inflows before a record $98 million outflow pushed net daily losses to $92.92 million. Additional buys from Nasdaq, Bitwise and Franklin partly offset selling, while the price fell roughly 10%. The failure to reclaim key levels leaves downside risk toward $1.26 ahead of February events.

On 31 January 2026, five early-stage crypto presales—ZKP, RTX, HYPER, DSNT, and DCARS—continued to attract investor interest as broader markets faced selling pressure. Bitcoin traded near $82,900 while Ethereum hovered around $2,730, with sentiment indicators signaling fear as some traders shifted toward assets like Gold. The featured projects span privacy infrastructure, cross-border payments, Bitcoin Layer 2 scaling, AI-based security tools, and real-world asset income models, each showing measurable fundraising or development progress.

Ethereum fell 7.5% to $2,725 over the past 24 hours as price broke the $2,750 support. According to Farside Investors, US ETH ETFs drew $117 million on Monday and $28 million on Wednesday, while Bitcoin ETFs saw -$19.6 million and +$6.8 million. Some traders see room for a $2,500 test before a rebound toward $3,000 by end of Q1.

Avalanche's RWA total value locked stood at $1.3 billion, with subnet architecture and compliance features attracting institutional participation. In Q4 2025, BlackRock expanded its $500 million BUIDL fund on Avalanche, while daily C‑Chain transactions reached 2.1 million amid growing RWAs, gaming, and enterprise activity.