Memecoin

PEPE has been sliding within a descending channel after rejection at $0.00000688 and briefly touched $0.0000044 before recovering to about $0.000004541. A long‑term whale sold 858 billion PEPE worth $3.88 million, while broader whale outflows and bearish technical indicators point to a potential move toward $0.0000043 unless price can reclaim $0.0000051.

On 31 January 2026, a sponsored article reported that Stage 5 of the APEMARS presale had raised over $127K, sold 5.4 billion tokens and counted 632 holders, and could close within six hours. It added that Stage 6 would lift pricing to $0.00004634, while meme coin activity hit a 2026 high even as major names fell week over week.

Shiba Inu's lead ambassador Shytoshi Kusama outlined an AI-focused direction in X posts on January 26 and January 28, 2026, describing SHIB, BONE, LEASH and TREAT as the project's framework. Price analysis highlights $0.00001 as a key hurdle, with RSI/MACD pressure building and a conditional path toward $0.000024 (215%) and, with broader utility, $0.00005 (560%).

Dogecoin's price remains under pressure as a crypto analyst warns the meme coin could face another sharp drop if key technical conditions are not met. Following a major sell-off on October 10, 2025 and subsequent trading inside a descending channel, DOGE has struggled to break resistance and is consolidating around $0.12–$0.14. With price, market cap and volume all down more than 2.5% over the last 24 hours, the coin risks extending its broader downtrend into the end of January if selling persists.

Dogecoin fell 5.79% in the last 24 hours to $0.117 and was down 2.51% over the most recent hour. According to CoinGlass, open interest slipped 1.38% to $1.4 billion, while BitMEX futures volume spiked 10,782% to $200.98 million. Alicharts reports >$1 million transactions dropped 94.6% over four weeks.

Dogecoin has been moving between $0.119 and $0.151, with a brief rally to $0.156, and is now trying to reclaim the $0.1250 level after a recent 5% bounce. Some analysts say the current structure resembles past consolidation phases that preceded parabolic advances with gains of up to 215x, while others warn the coin is already in a bear phase that could bring a 50%-70% decline toward the $0.060-$0.035 area. As of the latest price action, DOGE trades around $0.125, roughly 1.4% lower on the week.

On 28 January, Pippin (PIPPIN) jumped 69% in 24 hours as trading volume rose over 600% and Open Interest increased. CoinGlass highlighted liquidity bands at $0.55 and $0.47 that could trigger liquidations, while StalkChain showed $120,889.40 in smart-money buys. Price hovered near the $0.71 high with resistance at $0.55–$0.56 and a target near $0.90.

Dogecoin slipped below $0.1220 after a pullback from the $0.1275 high and is hovering near the $0.120 support. According to the analysis, the pair trades under the 100‑hour simple moving average with resistance at $0.1235, $0.1250 and $0.1275. A failure to reclaim $0.1250 could open $0.1192 and $0.1150 amid a bearish MACD and RSI under 50.

On January 27, 2026, Dogecoin co-founder Billy Markus argued in a meme post that the crypto slump reflects a risk-off rotation rather than broken fundamentals. He pointed to capital moving from meme coins into gold and silver, while chart signals for DOGE suggest a double bottom near $0.115 and a potential breakout target around $0.27.

Shiba Inu (SHIB) is testing resistance at $0.0000078–$0.000008 after weeks of declines, according to HolderStat. Arkham Chart flagged that Binance moved over 17.5 billion SHIB into cold storage, while spot inflows jumped 1,153%, setting up a possible breakout toward $0.0000082 if buyers gain control.