Solana trading around $88.18 today, roughly flat on the day but down about 13.8% this week, with $2.88B in volume and a $50.02B market cap. Recent coverage shows SOL breaking below $100 to multi month lows even as spot SOL ETFs keep adding assets, lifting holdings to roughly $674M while derivatives funding stays negative and shorts dominate. Technically, SOL remains in a downtrend and about 70% below its ATH, with support near $80 to $85 and downside risk toward $70. Expect choppy, ETF driven bounces until broader crypto sentiment improves. Always DYOR.
XRP is trading around $1.45 today, up about 1% in 24h but down 9.88% this week, with roughly $2.6B in volume and a $88.05B market cap. With no clear new XRP specific catalyst dominating, price action mainly tracks broader large cap sentiment while XRP still sits about 62% below its all time high. Technically it looks range bound, with buyers stepping in on dips but rallies meeting profit taking. Near term, expect choppy, news sensitive trading until either macro conditions improve or fresh adoption headlines push XRP out of this range. Always DYOR.
BNB trading at $648 today, -0.50% in 24h and -14.98% this week, about 52.82% below its ATH. Recent milestones include BSC surpassing 2B cumulative addresses, a 1.37M BNB auto burn that cut supply, the Fermi upgrade speeding block times, and a spot BNB ETF filing. Price action remains bearish after January’s selloff, with strong onchain usage but weak momentum. Expect choppy, news driven trading where ETF progress, BNB Chain activity and Bitcoin’s direction decide whether BNB can base or slides further. Always DYOR.
Ethereum trading around $2,112 today, up about 1.2% in 24h but still 9.8% lower this week, with roughly $18.8B in volume. Recent headlines highlight a sharp crash toward mid 2025 lows, spot ETH ETF outflows, and leveraged whales cutting risk, even as active addresses and transactions jump after the Pectra and Fusaka upgrades cut fees and improved scaling. Price sits about 57% below its all time high, suggesting a mid cycle reset rather than euphoria. Near term, expect choppy range trading, with $2,000 as key support and the $2,300–$2,400 zone the first big test for bulls. Always DYOR.
Bitcoin (BTC) trades near $71,271 today, up 2.8% in 24h but down 8.3% this week, with about $37B volume and a $1.42T market cap. After a sharp drop toward $60,000, BTC has rebounded as institutions buy the dip while macro worries around a tighter Fed keep sentiment fragile. Price sits around 44% below its $126,000 peak, so the market still feels like a late cycle bear. Short term, a breakout and hold above $73,000 would signal strength, while slipping back under $66,000 could reopen a move toward $60,000–$55,000. Always DYOR.
Render trading at $1.36 today, down about 1.7% in 24h and 10.5% this week, with roughly $30.5M in volume and a $707M market cap. No clearly market moving Render specific headlines are dominating this week, so price is mostly following broader AI and GPU compute sentiment. After dropping roughly 90% from its all time high, RENDER is stuck in a volatile consolidation where bounces see fast profit taking. Near term, expect choppy, sentiment driven swings, with upside if risk appetite and Render Network usage improve, and renewed downside if liquidity thins further. Always DYOR.
Ondo trading near $0.258 today, slightly down on the day and about 7% lower this week, with around $57M in 24h volume. Latest headlines center on a proposed 21Shares spot ONDO ETF plus Ondo Summit announcements that expanded tokenized stocks, equity perpetuals and a MetaMask distribution deal. Price is consolidating below recent highs after a strong 2025 run, showing profit taking and cautious sentiment around real world asset tokens. If ETF progress and onchain Treasuries and stock products keep gaining traction, ONDO could attract renewed demand, but regulatory or liquidity shocks may keep volatility high. Always DYOR.
TAO trading at $166 today, down 1% in 24h and 12% this week, with $74.95M volume and a $1.78B market cap. Recent coverage shows AI focused cryptos, including TAO, sliding over 20% as Big Tech’s huge AI spending stirs fears about fragile margins, even while high profile investors like Barry Silbert list TAO among their top long term picks. After its December 2025 “halving” cut daily emissions, TAO is violently consolidating well below prior highs. Expect continued volatility tied to AI sentiment and macro risk, with a clean break above $200–$250 as an early strength signal. Always DYOR.
Zcash trading around $239 today, down 0.53% in 24h and 18.73% this week, with $287.15M volume and a $3.96B market cap. Recent coverage highlights a roughly 60% drop from its November 2025 peak, Cypherpunk’s ZEC treasury pausing new buys, and heavy regulatory and market pressure on privacy coins. Price sits about 96% below its all time high, so the trend is still bearish, but oversold conditions and recent spot inflows could fuel sharp, short lived rebounds, especially if $200 support holds. Always DYOR.
Polkadot trading at $1.35 today, down about 2% in 24h and 10% this week, with roughly $88.9M volume and a $2.25B market cap. Recent coverage notes the Polkadot Treasury posting its first OpenGov profit even as DOT still sits about 97% below its all time high. Price action remains weak, reflecting the broader “inverted altseason” where majors like DOT break support instead of leading rallies. Near term, expect choppy, news‑driven trading with limited upside unless ecosystem activity clearly re‑accelerates and altcoin sentiment improves. Always DYOR.
Polygon token POL trading around $0.096 today, down 2% in 24h and 7% this week, with about $52.72M in volume and a $1.02B market cap. There are no clearly dominant new POL specific headlines in the last day, so price mostly reflects broader risk off sentiment around Ethereum ecosystem tokens. After a roughly 92.51% drawdown from its all time high, POL looks to be in a long consolidation phase. Expect largely range bound, news sensitive action, with upside if risk appetite and Polygon ecosystem activity strengthen. Always DYOR.
Neiro is trading around $0.000077 today, down about 3% in 24h and 10% over the week, with roughly $11.59M in volume. There are no major Neiro specific headlines in the last day, so price mostly tracks broader memecoin sentiment after a steep slide to about 97% below its all‑time high. Recent moves suggest short‑term consolidation after that pullback. Expect choppy, news driven action, with upside if risk on flows return to memes and downside if overall liquidity keeps fading. Always DYOR.
Cardano trading at $0.27, down 1.44% in 24h, 5.71% in 7d and 30.24% over 30d, about 91% below its all time high. Sentiment is weak after a sharp altcoin selloff, even as Cardano prepares a Protocol 11 hard fork and CME launches ADA futures on 9 Feb 2026. Price sits in a key $0.25 to $0.30 support zone. A sustained close back above $0.30 with rising volume could signal a bottoming attempt, while a break below $0.25 may open room toward deeper lows. Always DYOR.
MANTRA trading around $0.045, down about 3% in 24h, 12% in 7d and 42% over 30d, roughly 99% below its 2025 peak. Recent headlines focus on company wide layoffs, restructuring after last year’s crash, and an extended coin upgrade window to 2 March with a 1 OM to 4 MANTRA conversion. Price action signals post-crash exhaustion, expect low, choppy and driven more by sentiment than new capital. Near term, OM likely stays volatile while the team cuts costs and completes the upgrade; a durable recovery would need real traction for its RWA focused chain, not just tokenomics changes. Always DYOR.
Sui currently trading around $0.99, down 3% in 24h, 13% in 7d and 45.57% over 30d, still about 82% below its all time high. After a strong earlier run, momentum has faded and price is grinding lower as risk shifts away from higher beta alts. For now, SUI looks like a consolidation and reset phase: bulls will want a reclaim of roughly the $1.10 to $1.20 area with rising volume, while a break below recent lows could invite deeper pullbacks before any durable trend reversal. Always DYOR.
Dogecoin trading near $0.09 today, down 1.64% in 24h and 7.47% this week, with about $16.25B market cap and $755.72M 24h volume. There is no clear, dominant headline in major coverage, so this looks like typical meme coin drift as traders de risk and rotate. After a weak week, DOGE is in consolidation rather than trend. Near term, expect choppy moves driven by broader Bitcoin direction and any surprise Elon or listing headlines, not a clean breakout. Always DYOR.
Shiba Inu trading near $0.00000613 today, down 1.7% in 24h and 7.33% this week, with $3.61B market cap and $111M volume. Recent headlines note over 20.8B SHIB moved off OKX into cold storage and the lead dev teasing an “ultra important” update, likely tied to AI and Shibarium. Price sits near multi‑year lows after a sharp drawdown, but strong exchange outflows and renewed builder activity hint at quiet accumulation. Short term, expect volatile range trading; a sustained recovery probably needs that update shipped plus a broader market bounce.
TRUMP trading around $3.30 today, down about 3% in 24h and nearly 20% this week, with $766M market cap and $68M volume. Recent coverage flags heavy selling, ongoing token unlocks and capital exiting TRUMP futures, with funding turning negative as traders lean short. Price keeps sliding after its mania peak, with weak bounces and lower highs. Unless flows stabilize, expect volatile downside and only brief rallies around major political headlines. Always DYOR.
PEPE is trading around $0.00000375 today, down about 2.85% in 24h and 9.43% this week, with a $1.55B market cap and $268M 24h volume. Recent coverage points to meme coin fatigue, with PEPE grinding lower while holding support near $0.0000036 and oversold signals hinting at a possible bottoming phase. Near term, expect choppy, news driven swings: a sharp bounce is possible if liquidity rotates back into memes, but a clean break below support could trigger a deeper flush first. Always DYOR.
Giggle Fund trading around $31.6 today, down about 1% in 24h and 14% over 7d. With a $31.47M market cap and $15.95M 24h volume (51% turnover), it shows active liquidity for a mid cap token. No major new headlines have surfaced recently, so moves look mostly trader driven. After this pullback, expect choppy, news sensitive price action rather than a clean breakout until fresh catalysts appear. Always DYOR.