Fundstrat says $1.7K may be a short-term bottom for Ethereum as U.S. selling pressure eases, but buying demand hasn't yet strengthened enough to confirm a sustained recovery.
Roughly 50 million XRP was sold within a single day after a rebound stalled near $1.66, sparking a sharp weekend sell-off. The on-chain outflow and volume spike have increased short-term downside pressure on the token.
XRP fell about 7% on Jan 31, 2026 after breaking the key $1.79 support; traders are now eyeing $1.74 as immediate support and $1.79–$1.82 as the main resistance band.
Ethereum slipped back under $3,000 after a confirmed triangle breakdown, shifting the near-term outlook bearish. If sellers remain in control, $2,250 emerges as the next key downside target for February.
Ethereum has fallen below $3,000 and now trades about 42% under its all-time high, prompting traders to search for the next meaningful support and rebound levels.
ETH dropped under $3,000 after failing to break a two‑month downtrend; a brief recovery last week quickly faded as momentum weakened, leaving the short‑term outlook tilted bearish.
Ethereum climbed past $3,000 after the Fusaka upgrade launched, rebounding roughly 10% in 24 hours following days of sideways trading. Traders pointed to the upgrade and a pickup in risk appetite as catalysts.
Ethereum slid about 6% in the past 24 hours, dropping under the $3,000 level as long-term holders realized profits. The pullback has paused recent recovery momentum and put focus back on near-term support.
XRP recovered from the $2.00 support level following the debut of two XRP ETFs on NYSE Arca and is now testing a move toward the $2.60 resistance zone. The ETF launch appears to have lifted buying interest and volume.
Pi Coin climbed 10% to a weekly high after inflows hit a six-week peak, signaling renewed investor confidence amid an improving market backdrop. Traders will watch whether momentum holds or proves short-lived.