After posting negative flows on January 20, XRP-focused exchange-traded funds have returned to net inflows, with $9 million added over the past two days and total ETF assets now at $1.37 billion. XRP has repeatedly defended support around $1.90 and recently broke out of a descending triangle, and if the price can clear the 200-day exponential moving average, bullish targets of $2.50 and $3.10 are being watched.

Dogecoin has moved further into traditional finance as 21Shares, together with House of Doge, has launched TDOG, the first SEC-approved spot ETF in the United States backed by DOGE. The token is consolidating between support at $0.12 and resistance at $0.15, with bullish traders eyeing short-term moves toward $0.17 and $0.20 while discussing whether $1 is achievable over a longer horizon.

XRP fell 8% over the past week after beginning 2026 with a rally. According to on-chain and futures market data, waning trading interest and open interest parked between $3.5–$4.5 billion have historically preceded upside moves. Despite dipping below $2, XRP is up 5% year-to-date, and 24-hour volume climbed nearly 20% to $4 billion.

XRP has been the strongest performer among the top five cryptocurrencies since the start of the year, adding about 3% while Bitcoin and Ethereum have struggled. Its price is now approaching the $1.50 support area after a failed breakout from a falling wedge, with some traders eyeing upside targets at $2.50, $3.50 and $5 if momentum improves. Alongside this, pending U.S. legislation and steady inflows into XRP ETFs have strengthened the token's institutional narrative.

Solana has fallen 9% over the last week and is trading around a key demand zone near $130 after four straight losing sessions. A rare Bollinger Band buy signal from mid-December and an ascending price channel suggest a possible recovery toward $150 and $170 if bullish momentum returns. Trading volume has dropped by about 25% in the past 24 hours, which may indicate fading selling pressure, while meme coin presale Maxi Doge has raised over $4.5 million as speculative interest persists.

According to RWA.xyz, the value of tokenized real-world assets on Solana rose 17% over the past 30 days to surpass $1 billion, placing the network third by RWA size. Ethereum's total stands at $12.8 billion. In price action, SOL fell about 6% in the last 24 hours and is approaching $130 support.

According to SoSoValue, XRP-linked ETFs have shown near-continuous net inflows since their U.S. launch, lifting fund assets to $1.51 billion in about two months and topping Solana ETFs by more than $300 million. XRP slipped 2% over the past seven days but remains up 12% year to date, while traders monitor a potential breakout setup on the 4-hour chart.

Solana-linked exchange-traded funds have rapidly accumulated $1.2 billion in assets, reflecting rising institutional demand for SOL and helping the token gain 15% so far in 2026. Technical charts show SOL breaking out of a falling wedge and trading between $120 and $145, with major resistance levels at $155 and the 200-day EMA near $160 that could open the way toward $200 if decisively cleared.

Solana's SOL could receive the same U.S. legal treatment as Bitcoin and Ethereum under the proposed Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, which classifies certain ETF-linked tokens as non-ancillary assets. The bill would extend this status to SOL along with DOGE and XRP, at a time when institutional interest is rising and Solana ETFs have reportedly attracted $1.2 billion in assets. Technically, SOL has broken out of a cup-and-handle pattern on the 4-hour chart, with analysts eyeing a potential move toward $168 if the price holds above $140.