Ripple's XRP recently fell below the key $1.77 swing low, putting the April 2025 trough at $1.61 at risk. Technical signals on the H4 chart point to a potential bounce toward the $1.85-$1.94 band as a short-selling zone, with downside targets at $1.50 and $1.39. A sustained move above $1.94-$2.0 would be needed to hint at a bullish recovery.

On 31 January, Ethereum dropped 17.38% from the day's open at $2,702 and later traded near $2,219. According to CoinMarketCap, broader risk appetite weakened as BTC fell over daily and weekly periods and the Fear & Greed Index printed 15. The analysis highlights $2,147 as a crucial retracement level, with $2,000 and $1,383 marking potential downside triggers.

BONK resumed its broader downtrend after an early-January breakout failed to hold, with the token dropping sharply over the past week. The memecoin sector also weakened, and key BONK levels near $0.00000755–$0.00000785 are in focus for a potential short-term retest before further downside.

Solana's price has retreated toward the $100 support area after repeated failures to overcome the $150 supply zone, with its weekly chart showing a confirmed bearish break since April 2025. Despite reports of rising on-chain activity and long-term targets ranging from $1,000 to $3,200, technical indicators such as an oversold RSI near 22 and multi-month lows on OBV point to further downside, with key levels at $95, $78, $64, and $47.9 in focus.

On 31 January, Monero rose to $500.87, up 8.72% from the day's open, before broader selling in Bitcoin pushed XMR back toward $450 support. The analysis noted market sentiment was fearful with a Fear and Greed reading of 18, while BTC neared its $74k weekly swing low. Liquidity clusters sit at $400–$415 and $500, suggesting traders may wait for a sweep.

Pi Network's 2.03% daily rise to the $0.17 supply zone on Friday and early Saturday met another rejection. Technical gauges still lean bearish as the MACD's recent crossover signals limited upside despite the chance of a retracement toward $0.19-$0.20.

Over the past two days, while Bitcoin slid 6.95% from its $89.3k high and altcoins dropped 7.98%, Enso's ENSO token showed relative strength. After falling to $1.15 following last week's $2.45 peak, ENSO rebounded sharply, climbing 51.74% on 30 January and gaining 30.8% in the last 24 hours, with key support and resistance levels now clustered between $1.30 and $2.45.

On 30 January, HTX listed USDe and ENA fell to a new low at $0.1484, with a brief bounce to $0.157 that was quickly sold off. Glassnode indicators show ENA has traded below its realized price for over two months, and the share of supply in profit has stayed under 10% since mid‑November.

Bitcoin rose 3.74% from its Jan. 25 low to $ 89,300, even as the broader trend stayed bearish. The Rainbow Chart sat in the 'accumulate' band and the Pi Cycle Top failed to trigger, while on-chain analysts warned of a deepening crypto winter and highlighted rising whale balances alongside fading retail activity.