As of Jan. 30, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have posted four straight days of net outflows totaling $509.70 million, reflecting sustained selling pressure during a broader crypto market downturn. Bitcoin traded around $83,910 during the latest session, while overall ETF net assets fell 6.38% to $106.96 billion even though cumulative net inflows still stand at $55.01 billion. BlackRock’s IBIT accounted for most of the withdrawals with $528.30 million in outflows, partly offset by smaller inflows into funds from Fidelity and ARK & 21Shares.

On Jan. 29, Bitcoin spot ETFs registered their largest single-day outflow of 2026, with $817.87 million withdrawn across funds, according to SosoValue. BTC traded around $84,220 after falling over 4% in 24 hours, while total ETF trading value reached $7.51 billion. Issuer outflows were led by BlackRock at $317.81 million, followed by Fidelity and Grayscale.

Pro-crypto lawyer Bill Morgan expects XRP to post notable gains in the coming months after new on-chain data shows a fresh rise in millionaire wallets on XRP Ledger. Since Jan. 1, dozens of wallets holding at least one million XRP have reappeared, reversing a prior exodus that followed the Oct. 10 market crash and suggesting renewed confidence among large holders.

On Jan. 25, analyst Ali Martinez indicated that Solana is extending its corrective move after facing strong resistance around $144.62 and slipping below $131.45 to trade near $127. The analysis highlights $119–$119.54 as a crucial support zone that previously attracted strong buying, warning that a failure to hold this level could expose SOL to deeper losses.

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs registered a fourth consecutive session of net withdrawals on January 22, with daily flows decreasing by $32.11 million and no fresh capital entering the funds. Total historical net inflows across these products still stand at $56.60 billion, while BlackRock's IBIT and Fidelity's fund jointly accounted for most of the latest outflow. Bitcoin's price has remained under pressure in this period, trading near $88,785 with recent negative daily performance.

Ethereum is showing a strong on-chain accumulation band between $2,772 and $3,119, suggesting a key support area above $3,000. According to analyst Ali Martinez, many holders last bought ETH in this zone, which could limit downside risk unless price breaks decisively below $2,772. A sustained move above $3,119 may reinforce bullish momentum, while a drop under the range alongside ETF outflows could trigger a deeper correction.

In the latest week of 2026, U.S. XRP spot ETFs recorded a combined weekly inflow of $55.71 million, lifting their total net assets to $1.51 billion. The most recent trading session alone brought in $17.06 million, driving cumulative net inflows to $1.27 billion, although Canary XRP ETF saw a $659,000 outflow while Bitwise and Grayscale each attracted over $7 million.

On January 16, Shiba Inu futures open interest slipped 0.93% in 24 hours but still totaled about 13.07 trillion SHIB, valued near $108.89 million. Over the same period, SHIB price dropped 3.08% to $0.000008182 and trading volume declined to roughly $93.49 million, while Gate.io led the derivatives market with the largest share of positions.

On Thursday, January 15, BNB Chain completed its 34th quarterly burn, permanently removing 1,371,803.77 BNB worth over $1.27 billion, according to an official post on X. The total BNB supply now stands at 136,361,374.34, while the token fell 0.6% to $939 over the last day, per CoinMarketCap, with CZ commenting on the burn's scale.