According to U.Today, XRP spot flows surged about +2,860% in the past eight hours after an extended slide, signaling a tentative shift toward risk. The move comes during a lower-liquidity weekend, while XRP Ledger payment activity has dropped, suggesting institutions pulled back. Whether this becomes a trend may hinge on Monday trading and continued inflows.

Spot Solana ETFs saw net inflows this week, lifting total net assets to $674 million even as SOL traded around $87.17 with compressed Bollinger Bands. Derivatives showed caution, with RSI near 51, open interest around $2.34 billion, and a negative funding rate of -0.0222, suggesting bears held the upper hand.

XRP spot exchange-traded funds registered $45 million of net inflows over the past week while Bitcoin and Ethereum products collectively lost $229 million. On Feb. 6, XRP funds drew $39.04 million in a single day, helping push total historical net inflows above $1.22 billion and lifting total net assets to $1.04 billion, or about 1.17% of XRP's market cap. Despite XRP's price plunging to roughly 70% below its peak before rebounding to $1.42, its ETFs attracted institutional buyers who viewed the volatility as a discounted entry.

Solana's price remains locked beneath its 9-day and 20-day EMAs, with momentum indicators still favoring sellers even as downside pressure begins to ease. Order book data shows layered bid support around $80, $79, and $78, while notable ask walls near $90, $92.5, $95, and higher resistance around $132–$141 could shape any recovery attempts. With RSI in oversold territory and MACD still negative, the market appears to be entering a potential stabilization or consolidation zone rather than confirming a clear bullish reversal.

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.

ONDO remains under key short and medium EMAs while momentum holds near oversold readings. According to Ecoinimist, heavy sell interest sits at $0.3800 and $0.4635, with a deep bid wall at $0.1300 and a minor support near $0.2545 shaping near-term risk. A failure of $0.2545 could leave limited bids until much lower levels.

On 5 February, Hyperliquid's perpetual DEX booked a record $6.84 million in daily revenue, largely driven by surging real-world asset markets such as silver and gold. A sizeable $5.25 million from that haul was routed into HYPE buybacks, bringing total repurchased tokens to 40.5 million, but after an 84% price rally the token has slipped below its 200-day SMA and may face extended consolidation.

On 06 February, after three sessions of outflows, crypto markets saw a single-day swing above 10%, and Solana began outperforming Ethereum on several metrics. Solana’s perpetuals volume reached $12.1 billion versus Ethereum’s $9.6 billion, while its stablecoin market rose 8.5% versus 0.2%. The SOL/ETH ratio hovered near 0.04, a historically important area.