Technical Analysis

MOLT is navigating extreme volatility on the Base blockchain as the Moltbook AI social network surpasses 1.5 million agents. Following a 7,000% peak-to-trough surge and a major security patch, analysts are forecasting a potential 2026 price target of $0.025. Discover the key technical levels and market drivers for this emerging AI-exclusive token.

Ethereum slid beneath 2,420 and 2,300 and is trying to rebound from the 2,155–2,150 area, but sellers cap recoveries near 2,350–2,365 with the 100 hour SMA overhead. A decisive move above 2,450 and toward 2,600 could open 2,700, while rejection at 2,365 leaves 2,250, 2,220 and 2,150 as key supports.

Over the last two weeks, US spot bitcoin ETFs saw nearly $3 billion in redemptions, according to Coinglass, as BTC fell from about $84,000 to $74,600 over the weekend into Monday. With combined ETF assets near $113 billion and holdings around 1.28 million BTC, the average cost basis is roughly $87,830, leaving many positions below water.

Bitcoin’s correction intensified as leverage reset and Open Interest declined sharply. More than $5 billion was liquidated in four days, with price sliding to about $77,700 and weekly liquidations near $1.6 billion; a rebound toward $80,000 could trigger around $1 billion in short liquidations.

Bitcoin ended Sunday's weekly session at $76,931, closing below its 100‑week simple moving average near $87,500. Drawing on prior cycles, analysts note such breaks have historically lasted 182 to 532 days, while heavy spot volume between $85,000 and $95,000 and a jump in USDT dominance suggest resistance could delay a move toward $100,000 for six months or more.

Based on hourly BTC/USD data from Kraken, Bitcoin slid below $78,000 to a $74,543 low and is now attempting to rebuild above $77,000–$78,000. The price remains under $80,000 and the 100‑hour simple moving average, with immediate resistance at $79,200 and $80,000. Failure to clear $79,200 could refocus support at $78,000 and $77,000.

After slipping below $75,000 on Monday, Bitcoin changed hands at $78,989 by Tuesday morning, up 1.7% in 24 hours, per CoinMarketCap. Polymarket tallied about $1 million in Bitcoin prediction volume Monday, with odds of a drop below $65,000 in 2026 set at 71%, even as Ethereum and Solana also advanced.

Ethereum slid toward the $2,200 area after repeated failures to clear $2,500–$2,550 triggered a sharp sell-off. According to on-chain data, roughly 600,000 ETH moved to exchanges in a single day, and derivatives liquidations reached about $280 million over 24 hours. On-chain analysts also noted whale longs with over 45,000 ETH posted as collateral and roughly $100 million borrowed.

On February 3, 2026, Bitcoin market sentiment slid into extreme fear, with the Fear & Greed Index at 14. The article cites a 13% decline over 30 days, a weekend dip to $74,500 followed by a rebound to $78,500, and about $2.2 billion in 24‑hour liquidations, while traders watch $69,000 downside and resistance near $80,600 and $91,350.

Ripple's XRP recently fell below the key $1.77 swing low, putting the April 2025 trough at $1.61 at risk. Technical signals on the H4 chart point to a potential bounce toward the $1.85-$1.94 band as a short-selling zone, with downside targets at $1.50 and $1.39. A sustained move above $1.94-$2.0 would be needed to hint at a bullish recovery.