World Liberty Financial's WLFI token has slipped below a three-month trading range while a U.S. House investigation examines a reported $500 million deal for a 49% stake involving an Abu Dhabi-linked investor. WLFI has come under heavy selling pressure, including a $50 million Bitcoin sale and a 235 million WLFI deposit to Binance, with traders now eyeing potential bounces into the $0.10-$0.115 area before further declines toward recent lows.

XDC Network's token slipped 0.76% in the last 24 hours but still gained 6.13% over the past week, contrasting with Bitcoin's 12% weekly loss. Despite an $706 million market cap and an 84% drop in daily active users to 45k since 2021, the chain is advancing real-world asset tokenization through partnerships in Brazil that have already reached $100 million in issuances and aim for $500 million in 2026. Analysts expect the bearish price trend to test support near $0.022, with a possible consolidation below $0.03 before long-term buyers step in.

Monero's price surged parabolically in January before setting a new all-time high at $798, then slid into a 63.7% correction over 22 days as Bitcoin lost bullish momentum. XMR has broken long-term trendline support, moved below major Fibonacci retracement levels such as $352, and recently touched $276, while indicators like the A/D and DMI point to persistent selling pressure and an ongoing downtrend.

SPX6900, an Ethereum-based memecoin parodying the S&P 500, has slid 51.95% over the past 30 days and is now retesting its 2025 swing low. It jumped 41.15% on 6 February alongside Bitcoin's 19.59% bounce, but heavy selling, reduced volume, and key resistance around $0.45 suggest cautious traders may use any rally as a chance to sell while monitoring BTC's direction.

Starknet’s STRK token has fallen 42% over the past month and nearly 17% in the last week, even as it leads Layer-2 projects in 30-day developmental activity. Onchain indicators, including age consumed, mean coin age, and transaction volumes, suggest recent heavy selling and possible seller fatigue, while Total Value Locked has slipped back below the $300 million mark.

Decred’s DCR jumped 32.44% over the past 24 hours and 37% in the past week, even as Bitcoin fell 4.69% and 19.95%. The move followed a high volume breakout above the $21 area after trading between $17 and $21.36. The analysis notes higher lows since 2025 and flags a possible retest near $21 before any push toward $26 and $27.8.

Polygon’s POL token rebounded from the $0.10 psychological support after retesting this area at the start of January and over the weekend, gaining 15.25% on 2 January. Despite a monthly burn of 25.7 million POL and a single-day burn of 3 million tokens, the price remains locked in a $0.10–$0.18 range and is still influenced by Bitcoin’s bearish short-term trend below $79.4k. Analysts highlight $0.1325 as the next key upside level, while a reaction at the $0.13 supply zone could set the tone for either a pullback or a move toward $0.186.

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.

On 31 January, Ethereum dropped 17.38% from the day's open at $2,702 and later traded near $2,219. According to CoinMarketCap, broader risk appetite weakened as BTC fell over daily and weekly periods and the Fear & Greed Index printed 15. The analysis highlights $2,147 as a crucial retracement level, with $2,000 and $1,383 marking potential downside triggers.