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.

The Hyperliquid (HYPE) price recently touched $33.84 before slipping 5% in the past hour, while the wider crypto market cap hovered around $3.054 trillion. Over the last week HYPE has gained about 50% and is up 42% in a year, supported by its growth as a layer-one chain with $1.5 billion in total value locked and news that Coinbase has placed the token on its listings roadmap. Technical indicators show overbought conditions but some traders still see scope for rallies toward $40 and beyond, while others are looking at newer tokens like SUBBD, which has raised more than $1.46 million in its presale.

Cardano has risen around 3% in the last 24 hours to about $0.36 as the wider crypto market value recovers and the S&P 500 reaches a fresh record. A recent $4 million flash loan exploit on Ethereum-based Makina Finance, discussed by Cardano community member Dori, has drawn attention to MEV front‑running risks on Ethereum and to Cardano's eUTXO design, with some traders now eyeing ADA's price setup and potential rebound. Technical signals point to a possible breakout pattern, while some market participants also look to newer tokens such as SUBBD for higher‑risk upside.

Ethereum recovered to about $2,922 after falling to $2,800 on Sunday and is still down 6% week over week, 7% over two weeks, and 4% year over year. Investor Jelle's January 26, 2026 update notes BTC's weekly support remains intact and expects ETH to outperform once sentiment improves, with $2,500 a key level. Chart signals suggest a possible retest of $3,000 and a move toward $3,500 by end-February.

Pi Coin rose 6% in the past 24 hours to $0.1881, testing support around $0.180. It remains down 9% week-on-week and 7% over the month, and is 93% below its February 2025 high of $2.99. According to the article, the move coincided with firmer markets following softened Greenland rhetoric from President Trump.

BitMine, a NYSE-listed company, has added $108 million in Ethereum to its holdings, taking its treasury to about $6.38 billion, with nearly all of it in ETH. According to the article, Ethereum funds recorded $496 million of inflows in the seven days to January 19, 2026, while a January 20 Arkham post flagged BitMine’s purchase, underscoring ongoing institutional accumulation.

The BNB price is trading around $913 as Binance prepares a live event on Elon Musk's X platform featuring several BNB Chain projects. While short-term indicators suggest BNB may have peaked recently, some analysts see potential for a longer-term move toward $1,100 and $1,500 later in 2026. Separately, AI-driven content platform SUBBD has attracted over $1.4 million in presale funding for its Ethereum-based token.

Pi Coin has dropped to $0.188 after an 8% slide in the last 24 hours, while the broader crypto market has fallen about 2.5%. The token now trades 93.7% below its February 26 all‑time high of $2.99, yet deeply oversold indicators and a large community base are prompting speculation about an eventual rebound. At the same time, presale token SUBBD has raised over $1.45 million for its AI‑powered adult content platform, drawing interest from investors seeking alternatives.

Ethereum has pulled back slightly after a series of strong sessions, yet remains up 7% over the week and 13% over the past month as it trades well below its all‑time high. BitMine, which holds just over 200,000 ETH, has announced a $200 million equity investment in MrBeast’s Beast Industries, while the SUBBD project is raising funds for an AI‑driven content platform via an ongoing token presale.