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.

Tezos (XTZ) briefly climbed above $0.63 before sliding back under $0.59, even as TenX disclosed a $3.25 million purchase of 5.54 million tokens between January 2 and January 19, 2026. The price now hovers near key support levels, with traders watching $0.50 as a crucial threshold that could open the way to around $0.42 if broken.

Litecoin fell under $70, with market data showing a low of $68.45 during early U.S. hours on January 20, 2026. The drop followed broader crypto weakness amid tensions linked to Greenland, while daily volume shrank 45% to about $413 million. Bitcoin moved toward $90,000 and Ethereum hovered near $3,000.

On January 15, 2026, London Stock Exchange Group launched Digital Settlement House (LSEG DiSH), a blockchain platform enabling 24/7 settlement of tokenized commercial bank deposits across on-chain and off-chain networks. The service offers real-time PvP/DvP and multi-currency, multi-jurisdiction access under Post Trade Solutions, following a PoC on the Canton Network; the London Stock Exchange has also listed new crypto ETPs, including 21Shares' Bitcoin Gold ETP.

On January 7, 2026, Bitcoin slid to lows of $90,986 after facing rejection near the $95,000 resistance, before recovering to around $91,300. The move followed earlier gains tied to MSCI's decision not to remove certain crypto-treasury firms from its benchmarks and news of Morgan Stanley's spot Bitcoin and Solana ETF filing. Technical indicators on the 4-hour chart suggest sellers currently have an advantage, with key levels now clustered around $90,000 support and potential upside toward $95,000 and $100,000.

On January 6, 2026, XRP climbed to $2.40 after starting the move from about $1.95 on January 2, 2026, while weekly gains exceeded 23%. Trading volume jumped to over $8.25 billion and market capitalisation surpassed $140 billion as ETF inflows and broader crypto strength underpinned bullish sentiment. Analysts note key resistance around $2.8 and $3.8, with support near $2.0 and $1.8 as XRP trades close to $2.34.