Over the past few days, Bitcoin has fallen to around $60,000 before recovering to roughly $66,400, while Ethereum briefly dropped near $1,750 and trades close to $1,900 with a weekly loss of about 30%. Analysts cite selling from large BTC holders, spot ETH ETF outflows, and on-chain metrics as factors supporting a bearish outlook, though some see extreme fear as a potential bottom signal. In contrast, Hyperliquid's HYPE token has surged about 60% in two weeks, helped by new developments, backing from Ripple, and record HIP-3 trading activity.

Pi Network's token has fallen to a new all-time low, while the team prepares to unblock nearly 2.5 million users who have passed the Mainnet checklist and remain active in mining. A recent community warning highlighted an impersonation scam targeting Mainnet identity holders, and upcoming unlocks of over 215 million PI in the next 30 days may add short-term selling pressure.

On February 2, Ripple highlighted fresh milestones and scrutiny. The company said it obtained full Electronic Money Institution authorization in Luxembourg after an earlier preliminary nod, while U.S. case files mentioned Ripple in an email release; XRP hovered near $1.64 and recently touched about $1.50, down 14% week‑over‑week (per CoinGecko).

After a weekly 10% slide to around $0.32, Cardano's February path drew mixed projections from four AI chatbots. ChatGPT sees a late-stage correction with a potential $0.28 low and a $0.31–$0.36 range, while Grok assigns a 40% chance of a dip near $0.28. Perplexity cites recent whale accumulation yet warns of $0.28–$0.30; Gemini's worst case is $0.27, with $0.34–$0.40 as recovery levels.

On January 30, the crypto market saw Pi Network's token sink below $0.16 to a new all-time low while XRP and Ethereum also declined. Over 180 million PI are scheduled for unlock in the next 30 days, and exchange balances have climbed by about 1.5 million tokens in 24 hours. Analysts still see potential rebounds for XRP and ETH, citing consolidation patterns and technical indicators like the Relative Strength Index.

Internet Computer (ICP) slid roughly 10% over the past week and is trading near $3.26, per CoinGecko. Analysts are divided: one warns the structure could break toward levels below the October 10 low near $1.51, while others project a short‑term rebound above $5, with one outlook flagging February for that move.

Pi Network's token fell below $0.17, nearly 95% down from its ~$3 peak about a year ago. Four AI chatbots were asked whether PI could hit $0 by 2026; ChatGPT put the odds under 20%, Grok estimated 5%–10%, and Gemini called a literal $0 highly unlikely. Perplexity highlighted an RSI near 23, indicating oversold conditions.

On January 27, Ripple outlined new ecosystem moves, including a collaboration with Jeel of Riyad Bank and a DXC Technology integration into the Hogan core banking platform. XRP Community Day begins February 11 with a Brad Garlinghouse chat, while U.S. XRP ETFs have amassed about $1.24 billion in net inflows since launch.

Cardano’s price has slid to around $0.35, marking a 45% decline over the past three months while large holders have accumulated roughly 454 million ADA, valued at about $160 million over the last two months. Smaller addresses holding 100 ADA or less have been net sellers, and several analysts now see potential upside targets ranging from $0.44 to as high as $3, depending on how technical levels and broader market conditions evolve.