As of February 4, 2026, Bitcoin trades near $73,350, down over 1.50% in 24 hours, with weekly signals showing a "Three Black Crows" pattern and RSI around 30. Key levels include the 200‑week EMA near $68,400 and resistance at $83,598. Market tone is shaped by AI‑driven sector rotation, while RWA and Bitcoin DeFi efforts advance via Mercado Bitcoin and Fireblocks.

Wall Street investors added $562 million to spot Bitcoin ETFs in one day as Bitcoin traded around $76,275, down nearly 3% over the past 24 hours. Ethereum and XRP products posted net outflows, while analysts are watching support near $74,420–$74,666 and resistance around $84,000.

According to the article, Bitcoin traded around $76,273 after a 3% move over the past 24 hours, while spot Bitcoin ETFs registered $562 million in net inflows as buyers stepped into weakness. Daily volume reached $67.8 billion, and UK‑listed SWC now holds 2,674 BTC, as chart signals highlight support near $74,000 and resistance around $84,000.

On February 2, Bitcoin fell to $74,532 after losing the $80,000 handle, then traded near $79,000 on February 3 following a 2.05% rebound. Markets dropped about $250 billion around Kevin Warsh’s Fed nomination, while a White House summit on stablecoin yields could tighten liquidity. Strategy added 855 BTC for $75.3 million, taking holdings to 713,502 BTC.

On February 2, 2026, XRP traded at $1.59–$1.61 after a 3–4% daily drop and a 12–16% weekly slide, with roughly $4 billion in 24‑hour volume. Bears are eyeing support near $1.55 and resistance at $1.65–$1.68, while RSI hovers around 30. XRP ETFs saw $16.79 million in net inflows on January 30.

XRP is trading close to $1.70 after a fresh decline and more than $70 million in futures liquidations, mainly hitting bullish long positions. The price has slipped around 2.5% in the last day, with weak sentiment and thin spot demand keeping the market fragile. Key technical levels now sit near $1.64 and the $1.60–$1.59 zone, while resistance remains around $1.75–$1.86.

Bitcoin is trading near $83,000 after a sharp slide to about $81,000 earlier in the week, with 24-hour volume around $50 billion, down nearly 40%. Key support sits near $80,500, while resistance has shifted to the $86,400–$90,400 area, leaving BTC in a downward channel and a corrective phase. A daily close above $90,400 could point to a recovery, but failure to hold $80,500 may expose the $76,400 zone.

Bitcoin traded near $82,500 as U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $1.875 billion in net outflows over eight sessions, including a $708.7 million single-day withdrawal on January 21, per SoSoValue. The Fed kept rates at 3.50%–3.75%, and BTC's loss of $84,500–$85,000 shifts focus to $82,000 and $80,500 supports, with $88,900 and $94,000 as nearby resistance.

Bitcoin fell to about $85,289 on Thursday, extending recent volatility even as new structural drivers emerge around regulation, on-chain activity, and corporate demand. A US Senate Agriculture Committee bill advanced by a 12-11 vote, Citrea’s Bitcoin ZK-rollup mainnet went live, and Metaplanet approved a $137 million fundraising plan to buy more BTC, all while price tests support near $83,000 inside a descending channel. These forces could influence Bitcoin’s long-term supply-demand balance despite short-term bearish pressure.