Digital asset investment products registered outflows of $173 million in the week ending February 13, 2026, marking a fourth straight week of capital withdrawals. Bitcoin and Ethereum products saw the largest redemptions, while Solana and XRP continued to attract institutional inflows despite broader price weakness. Overall ETP trading volumes fell sharply from the previous week, underscoring a risk-off environment.

Bittensor\u0027s TAO token briefly climbed to an intraday peak of $207 before sliding to support near $179 after its listing on South Korean exchange Upbit. TAO was last changing hands around $185, with technical indicators on the daily chart hinting at a potential bullish continuation towards $240 and possibly $300. If buyers fail to reclaim the $200 level, downside pressure could send the price back toward the $144 support area.

On February 10, 2026, Ethereum Classic traded near $8.30, down nearly 3% in early US afternoon after an altcoin sell-off that had driven it to about $7.40 on February 5. CryptoQuant analysts warned the bear phase may be early as Bitcoin hovers near $68,000 and Ethereum remains around $2,000.

On Monday, February 9, 2026, Ondo's price traded just above $0.24 after sliding about 6% from a recent move toward $0.30. Technical signals show mixed momentum, with a potential breakout targeting $0.45 while failure to hold key support around $0.21 could open the way to $0.17.

On February 9, 2026, Axie Infinity's AXS rose over 15% after rebounding from the $1.20 support, with volume spiking about 250% and price moving above $1.56. Interest followed Sky Mavis's bAXS rollout and a February 5, 2026 utility post. A failure to clear $1.60 could leave a dead cat bounce risk toward $0.80.

SUI fell below $1.10 during a broad market selloff, with the token trading near $1.13 as of Feb. 3, 2026. HashKey Exchange said on Feb. 3 it will list the SUI/USD pair for professional investors, with OTC trading set for 16:00 Hong Kong time on Feb. 4, 2026. The move comes amid weakness across bitcoin and major altcoins.

Akash Network’s AKT token surged about 15% on January 27, briefly reaching roughly $0.53 from intraday lows near $0.41. Traders are watching resistance around $0.48–$0.50 and eyeing potential upside toward $0.74 and, longer term, the $1–$2 zone, while analysts warn that elevated volatility and profit-taking could send prices back toward $0.43–$0.35.

PUMP, the native token of Pump.fun, jumped 25% in the last 24 hours and is up about 60% over the past month, even as Pump.fun and the Solana Foundation confront a class action lawsuit. Pump.fun buybacks have removed more than 20% of PUMP's supply in three months and no unlocks are due until July, while Solana's price has pulled back amid legal and reputational concerns.

On January 26, 2026, Solana's price traded around $122 after failing to hold gains from earlier in the year, with the token down nearly 8% over the prior week. Despite more than $17 million flowing into Solana investment products, including a spot ETF, technical indicators show negative momentum and a possible move toward the $100 support area. Analysts note that if $120 fails to hold, downside targets near $118 and $112 could be tested before any rebound toward $130 and higher levels.