XRP recorded an unusual hour in which short liquidations were exactly $0 during a price drop, while long positions lost $203,000. The move followed a swift slide from $1.957 to $1.942 and left spot near $1.934. Traders are watching $1.950, $1.975, $1.930 and $1.905 as near-term reference levels.

Dogecoin's price remains below a key support, but volatility metrics suggest room for a move of about 30%. Bollinger Bands span $0.1226–$0.1554, and DOGE last traded near $0.1257 after a 3.36% daily gain, with volume up 5.39% to $1.38 billion.

Dogecoin printed a four‑hour death cross as its 50 MA slipped below the 200 MA, signaling bearish momentum. After seven straight declines from Jan. 14–20 and a slight rebound on Jan. 21, DOGE is up 3.22% in 24 hours at $0.125. Bulls eye $0.135–$0.15 if recovery holds, while support sits near $0.117.

On 22 January, MYX rose 12%, topping gainers, according to X. The move followed the project's V2 airdrop on 8 January that distributed 5 million MYX (about $29.45M) and 5 million ZKP to early users. Traders are watching $6.12 resistance and $4.40 support as momentum indicators show strength.

Ethereum has revisited $3,000, with momentum still fragile. Traders are watching the 50-day and 200-day EMAs for confirmation, as volume remains moderate and price action shows hesitation. A sustained break above the 50 EMA could help secure the level, while a move over the 200 EMA would signal a broader shift toward optimism.

On January 22, 2026, pro-XRP lawyer Bill Morgan pushed back against claims on X that XRP and Ripple are a scam, arguing that such views ignore Ripple's extensive regulatory engagement. He pointed to Ripple's more than 75 licenses worldwide, recent approvals in Luxembourg and the U.K., and the central role of XRP in its cross-border liquidity system, even as XRP's price remains flat around $1.95 after falling from the $3 range.

XRP's on-chain activity has intensified, with the XRP Ledger processing more than 2.35 million transactions in the past day while price approaches the lower bound of its recent range. Payment counts remain near the high end of annual levels, suggesting durable network usage amid market pressure.

XRP surged 543% in late 2024 and 60% in summer 2025, then pulled back; on January 6, 2026 it hit $2.35 and was at $1.95 on January 22, up 4.09% year-to-date but down 16.81% from that high. Near-term levels cluster at $1.97 and $2 for resistance and $1.78 for support, while a January 21 release from Evernorth and t54 outlined a $1 billion plan for an XRP treasury and AI on the XRP Ledger.