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.

XRP was trading at $1.89 after losing the $2.00 psychological level, while still holding above the key $1.77 swing low and the January bottom at $1.81. On higher timeframes, indicators showed persistent capital outflows and weak buying, but the internal structure stayed bullish as long as $1.77 remained intact. After liquidity was cleared just below $2.00, a deeper dip toward the $1.80 area and a potential short squeeze toward $2.05 remained possible if demand returned.

Monero XMR surged to an all-time high of $799.89 in mid-January and has since retraced 43.8%. On 26 January, price rebounded after tapping liquidity near $450-$480, with watch zones at $500-$510 and $560-$580. A decisive move below $411.5 would signal longer-term bearishness.

Enso surged, with $11.67 million in futures liquidations and 70.7% of them shorts. The token climbed 38.3% in 24 hours and 180% for the week as open interest jumped 70%. Near term, $1.992 has flipped to resistance, while a drop below $1.63 could open a deeper pullback toward $1.

Polygon's POL rallied into mid-January before profit-taking and softer on-chain signals pressured price. The token peaked at $0.1866 on January 10 and was at $0.1245 at the time of writing, marking a 33.28% decline, while activity and network growth have faded in recent weeks.

According to CoinMarketCap, AXS rose 10.79% over the past week but slipped 15% from $3 since Saturday, failing to close above $2.92. The weekly RSI moved above 50 for the first time since late December 2024, while a bearish divergence on the 1‑day RSI and Fibonacci levels point to $1.878, with $1.238–$1.878 as a reassessment zone.

Render (RENDER) remains above $2 after an 85% surge in the first week of January, while Open Interest has fallen nearly 30%, according to Coinalyze. CoinGlass's liquidation map highlights $1.86–$1.88 as a nearby liquidity pocket, with cumulative long liquidations above $2.15 that could draw prices higher after a dip. The November $2.94 swing high remains unbroken.

Virtuals Protocol VIRTUAL has maintained its early January breakout above $0.73 and $1.05 despite a 15.71% weekly slide amid broader AI-token losses. Price sits below the 20- and 50-day moving averages and CMF is under -0.05, with the $0.758 78.6% retracement and the $0.73–$0.76 demand zone pivotal. Upside reference levels include $1.19 and $1.33.

Ralph Coin (RALPH), an AI-themed memecoin tied to the "Ralph Wiggum" prompting trend, suffered an 80% intraday crash after a developer offloaded about $300,000 worth of tokens into thin liquidity, according to on-chain trackers. The sell-off on 22 January involved 7.68 million RALPH, worth 1,888 SOL or roughly $245,000 at the time, and sent the market cap sliding from $50 million to around $5 million as the price ultimately fell 97% from the initial dump. The incident has sparked community backlash, highlighted the risks of community-launched tokens, and underscored calls for stronger risk management and personal research among traders.