During a live market rundown, a crypto host warned that Bitcoin slipping below $80,000 alongside sizable spot ETF outflows is eroding price support and could deepen a correction, with a downside focus near $68,000 tied to the 200‑week EMA. Over the past 24 hours, according to the host, roughly $1.5–$1.6 billion in positions were liquidated, while U.S. spot ETFs saw month‑to‑date net withdrawals around $1.6 billion.

A crypto analyst argues that stress in Japan’s bond and currency markets could force Tokyo to sell part of its multi-trillion U.S. Treasury portfolio, potentially triggering fresh dollar liquidity from the Federal Reserve and a Bitcoin rally. Against this macro backdrop, the analyst highlights BitTensor’s Subnet 32, Its.AI, as an example of an AI-focused crypto project with paying customers, measurable performance and multiple revenue streams.

A weekend sell-off erased about $230 billion from crypto market value and led to $2.5–$2.53 billion in forced liquidations within 24 hours. Bitcoin briefly fell below $77,000. Despite the turmoil, XRP exchange‑traded products recorded roughly $16.79 million of net inflows, and a busy macro week ahead could add volatility.

On February 2, Bitcoin briefly dipped under $75,000, touching lows near $74,700 during a volatile weekend session before rebounding to around $76,600. The move, occurring amid thin liquidity and broader macro uncertainty, erased almost $800 million in leveraged crypto positions and coincided with a 2.6% drop in total market capitalization to $2.57 trillion. Major altcoins, including Monero, Pump.fun, Kaspa, and Ethereum, also recorded sharp losses as traders shifted into risk-off mode on concerns over tighter U.S. monetary policy and rising geopolitical tensions.

An XRP-focused YouTube host claims BlackRock is eyeing Ripple's RLUSD stablecoin as key collateral for tokenized funds, linking it to a broader $16 trillion tokenization theme by 2030. The video also highlights a January 21, 2026 integration of Ripple technology into DXC's Hogan core banking platform and notes tightening XRP exchange supply alongside spot ETF inflows. While projecting aggressive XRP price scenarios and institutional credit markets on-chain, the analysis stresses RLUSD's centralized design and governance risks around the XRP Ledger's regulatory alignment.

At the start of the new trading week, XRP-focused analyst Cilinix suggested the token may have formed a local bottom after a sharp weekend decline, citing signals from a custom mean reversion indicator and price stability at recent lows. He is watching a short-term range near $1.82–$1.92 and a possible move toward $1.98–$2.00, while stressing that broader macro conditions and Bitcoin's direction remain critical for any sustained upside.

An XRP-focused analyst contends Ripple is building core liquidity rails as Hong Kong targets stablecoin licensing in early 2026 and the HKMA's e-HKD pilots tap its CBDC platform. He connects this to CZ's 2026 "super-cycle" view, while institutional tokenization and bank custody deals signal where future liquidity could consolidate.

Hedera Hashgraph is being positioned for a major expansion as a crypto analyst highlights its sponsorship role at the World Economic Forum's Davos USA House and a new multi‑year partnership with McLaren Racing. The Davos presence focuses on institutional use cases like carbon markets via EcoGuard Global, while the McLaren collaboration introduces free on‑chain collectibles for Formula 1 fans. This dual approach aims to combine regulated enterprise adoption with mass‑market fan engagement on the Hedera network.

Pump.fun has introduced a $3 million Pump Fund alongside a "Build in Public" hackathon to support 12 early-stage teams using a token-first model. Participating projects must keep at least 10% of their token supply, with each team reportedly eligible for $250,000, and Pump.fun's PUMP token briefly rose before trading near $0.0025 following the announcement.