Ethereum’s monthly active addresses have reached an all-time high of 15.19 million, while derivatives funding rates and leverage on platforms like BitMEX and Binance are rising. ETH is trading in a $2,000-$2,200 range with easing selling pressure, but elevated long positioning may increase the risk of pullbacks if spot demand does not strengthen.

From May 2021 through early February 2026, Aave handled more than $4.65 billion in liquidations triggered by broad crypto sell-offs and Bitcoin price shocks. As liquidations spread from Ethereum to Polygon, Avalanche, Arbitrum, and Base, Aave's SVR framework monetized roughly $559.8 million in SVR liquidations, recapturing $13.17 million in value for the protocol and its partners. This structure allowed Aave to convert volatility and forced unwinds into sustainable, treasury-linked revenue rather than pure market losses.

Cardano (ADA) dropped out of the top ten by market cap, with ADA back near levels seen after the November 2022 FTX collapse. According to CoinMarketCap, ADA's market cap was $9.766 billion while BCH reached $10.43 billion after a 20% rally the previous day. Grayscale increased ADA's share in its Smart Contract Fund from 18.50% to 19.55% as broader activity metrics remained subdued.

Ethereum has faced persistent address poisoning as daily transactions reached all-time highs into 2026. According to ScamSniffer, a user lost $50 million in December and another lost $12.25 million in January, with address poisoning losses over those two months exceeding phishing. A January report also logged $6.27 million stolen via signature phishing across 4,741 victims.

Aptos's APT token has fallen sharply, losing 39% over the past 30 days and 67% from its November high of $3.37, while price action now hovers near the $1 support area. A scheduled $12.73 million token unlock on 10 February, equal to 1.13% of total supply and 1.48% of circulating supply, could add selling pressure even as on-chain indicators show growing TVL and exchange outflows. Technical tools such as RSI and MACD point to seller exhaustion and the potential for a corrective bounce, though further downside remains possible.

Cardano's ADA has bounced from the $0.267 support after CME was reported to list ADA futures from Monday, 09 February, alongside Chainlink and Stellar. Despite this relief rally, the weekly chart remains bearish after losing the $0.53 support, and a bullish RSI divergence toward the $0.287 level appears close to completion. Key supports sit near $0.246 and the $0.22-$0.27 long-term demand zone, raising questions over how long the current upswing can hold.

On February 6 and 7, 2026, Coinbase and Sui announced an infrastructure-level integration that embeds the Sui Token Standard across wallets, custody, and backend services. The link to Bitwise's proposed SUI ETF names Coinbase Custody as asset custodian, and SUI rose roughly 3%–14%, trading near $1.00 despite a $65 million unlock on February 1, 2026.

The week saw mixed performance across tokens: M rebounded about 23% to near $1.58 and MYX advanced roughly 18% around $6.44. On the downside, BNB fell toward $600 for a ~15% drawdown and ZEC hit close to $200, off just over 30% at its worst.