Over the past week, Pi Network (PI), Ripple's XRP, and Ethereum (ETH) have all registered notable price declines amid market pressures. Pi Network's Core Team rolled out new App Studio features and incentives, XRP is trading around $1.91 near identified resistance and support zones, and ETH has retreated from nearly $3,400 to about $2,900. Market commentators remain divided, with some warning of further downside and others projecting substantial upside for XRP.

On January 22, Cardano's ecosystem updates included a roadmap milestone, new delegation moves and progress on the Midnight privacy sidechain. The Cardano Foundation increased community DRep delegations to 360 million ADA, while Midnight advanced via a partnership with AlphaTON Capital and new exchange listings for the NIGHT token. ADA traded near $0.36 with analysts watching support around $0.33-$0.36 and whale purchases exceeding 200 million tokens.

Pi Network's PI traded around $0.18 earlier this week, near the $0.17 low from October last year, and is down 9% week-over-week and 94% from the $3 peak in February 2025. More than four million PI moved from exchanges to self-custody in the past 24 hours, while on-exchange balances are about 419.7 million, with Gate.io holding over half and Bitget at 145.7 million.

Binance will remove 23 spot trading pairs on January 20, including 1MBABYDOGE/FDUSD, ADX/ETH and ORDI/BTC, while stating the tokens remain tradable via other pairs. ORDI fell approximately 12%, and broader market losses saw BTC briefly at $92,000. On January 19, Binance Australia restarted AUD deposits and withdrawals.

Bitcoin's Fear and Greed Index has climbed to 61, marking its first entry into the "greed" zone since early October 2025 and signaling stronger investor confidence. The move follows a rally that briefly pushed BTC close to $98,000 and has some analysts eyeing potential targets between $100,000 and $105,921, even as elevated greed may hint at overheating risk.

Over the past 24 hours, Monero's price climbed to a new all-time high of nearly $600 before easing to about $577, valuing the coin at over $10.5 billion and placing it 18th by market cap. Analysts are split between forecasts for further gains toward $800–$1,000 and warnings that its elevated RSI near 78 could precede a sharp correction, similar to previous peaks above $500 that were followed by steep declines.

Cardano's ADA has risen around 9% over the past week to nearly $0.40, and several market commentators believe a larger rally could follow if the price stays above $0.30 and does not close a week below $0.28. Some bullish projections see potential breakout levels between $1 and $1.20, with targets as high as $10, while others warn that a drop under $0.383 or a bearish MACD cross could trigger a deeper correction. Recent net outflows from exchanges suggest more ADA is moving into self-custody, which may reduce immediate selling pressure.

On January 8, Pi Network's PI traded near $0.20, about 2% higher on the week but 93% below its $3 peak from February last year, per CoinGecko. Traders on X split as critics cited exchange inflows and governance concerns, while others eyed a break from an eight-month downtrend and targets near $0.57 amid scheduled token unlocks.

Binance said it will remove 23 spot trading pairs on January 9 following a periodic review, while the underlying tokens will remain tradable against other available pairs. On January 8, several involved assets declined, with BIO down 10%, amid a broader pullback that also saw BTC slip below $90,000 and ZEC post double‑digit losses.