On February 4, Dogecoin slipped 1.81% over the past 24 hours, with $0.1055 support under pressure; a close below may prompt a $0.1020–$0.1030 retest by tomorrow. On higher time frames, $0.1010 and $0.095 are key; a weekly close far from $0.095 could fuel a rebound toward $0.11–$0.12, while DOGE trades at $0.1040.

Hyperliquid’s HYPE token has climbed about 71% in the past two weeks to a recent high of $35, even as global risk assets lost roughly $6 trillion in early 2026. The perpetuals-focused DEX is seeing surging volume, buybacks and new products like HIP-3 RWAs and the upcoming HIP-4 outcome markets, while a Feb. 6 unlock of 9.92 million HYPE worth around $335 million looms as a key test.

Over the past month, XRP has dropped more than 26% in price, while its open interest on Binance has slid to $406 million, the lowest reading since November 2024. This reduction in leveraged positions is seen as a derivatives "reset" that may allow spot demand and on-chain activity to guide a potential trend reversal. At the same time, XRP's macro RSI has moved into the 45-50 zone that one analyst links to prior rebounds, and US spot XRP ETFs recorded $19.46 million of inflows on February 3rd.

Over roughly the past 200 days, XRP has dropped nearly 60%, with one analyst arguing this prolonged slide now resembles a late‑stage capitulation. Drawing on sentiment, funding data and Elliott Wave structures across major coins, the analyst suggests downside momentum is fading even as XRP trades around $1.59 after recent double‑digit weekly and monthly losses. While a final shakeout is not ruled out, the combination of retail fatigue and weakening selling pressure is seen as a possible precursor to a market turning zone.

Over the past week, Dogecoin's on-chain activity strengthened, with Active Addresses up 36% to above 71,400, according to on-chain data. Meanwhile, DOGE traded within a descending channel, slipping below $0.117, testing $0.108, and holding above the $0.10 level, as traders weighed crowded longs and a Long/Short Ratio near 3.0 alongside negative funding around -0.0002%.

Coinbase halted XRP trading in January 2021 after the SEC sued Ripple. Newly released documents indicate Jeffrey Epstein invested $3 million in Coinbase in 2014 as part of a $75 million round, prompting online speculation, though no evidence ties that investment to the delisting. Related emails and commentary have rekindled debate over exchange decisions and regulatory pressure.

Over the past week, according to CoinMarketCap, XRP's valuation fell from $117.32 billion to $97.31 billion as the token traded near $1.59, down more than 17%. The coin also sits beneath its 50-day SMA at $1.94 and 200-day SMA at $2.44, with a 14-day RSI of 29.27 indicating oversold conditions.

Ethereum has fallen from above $3,000 to around $2,100, and several market analysts argue that the decline may not be over. Some see key levels around $2,000 and an MVRV band near $1,959 as potential bottom zones, while others map out scenarios that include both a rebound toward $3,600 and a possible drop to $1,500 by summer 2026.