Bitcoin logged its first green monthly candle, ending a prolonged run of consecutive red months on the chart. The technical shift could signal improving sentiment but does not guarantee a sustained rally.
Ethereum has rallied toward $2,300, but analysts warn the momentum matches a recurring pattern that often reverses, raising the risk of a drop toward $2,000. Traders should watch volume and key support levels for signs the run may be unsustainable.
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.
XRP slipped under $1.80 and was trading near $1 as of 11:22 a.m. Jan. 29, after a wave of selling following Trump's Iran warning confirmed a breakdown from its consolidation range.
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.
XRP fell about 4% and is consolidating near recent lows after a sharp, volatile rejection from levels above $2. Market participants are watching $1.88 as the next key support.
Ethereum has moved back above $3,000 after weeks of downward pressure, but the bounce resembles a retest rather than a decisive breakout. Traders will be watching whether ETH can hold the level to signal renewed momentum.
XRP's monthly chart has issued its first major macro warning since the 2024 breakout, leaving a slide toward $0.20 — roughly an 88% decline — on the table if key supports fail.
John Bollinger, creator of Bollinger Bands, signaled a bearish stance on XRP in a social update on Jan 6, 2026. His cautious tone adds weight to negative technical sentiment around the token.
Dogecoin jumped about 7% after clearing a short-term double-bottom, with spot buying cited as the main driver and suggesting a more sustainable move.