Technical Analysis

On February 1, 2026, Bitcoin slid toward the 77,000 dollar area, testing a key support after several weeks of declines. The 24 hour snapshot showed BTC at 77,028 dollars, down 0.98 percent. Michael Saylor hinted at continued accumulation and said Strategy would not be liquidated even if prices fall further.

Over the past week, Bitcoin moved toward $78K while Ethereum weakened, according to AMBCrypto. Select altcoins diverged: Hyperliquid rallied from the low $20s to test $32-$34, Canton advanced about 29%, and Stable spiked to $0.026 before easing to $0.023. Meanwhile, Solana fell ~15% and WLFI dropped ~26%.

According to Alphractal, total crypto liquidations hit $2.59 billion in the latest sell-off, with Ethereum accounting for $1.16 billion as ETH slid near $2,300. On-chain data showed whales "7 Siblings" and "0xB7" bought a combined $57.44 million in ETH, while MFI hovered around 41 and CMF stayed negative, signaling lingering downside risk.

Bitcoin entered February 2026 about $45,000 below its cycle peak after a 10.1% January slide to roughly $78,700. Historical CryptoRank data show February delivered +13.4% average and +11.6% median returns, topping most months except April and October. Strategy's 712,647 BTC stack near $73,000-$76,000 is seen as a pivotal support zone for any rebound.

Bitcoin stayed below $80,000 after a drop of more than 6%, and traders on X highlighted $74,400 and $49,180 as downside liquidity. Rekt Capital noted a 21–50 week EMA crossover last seen in April 2022, with BTC down 17% from $90,000 to $78,000, while a CME futures gap near $84,000 may pull price short term.

According to U.Today, the whale cohort known as '7 Siblings' accumulated 12,771 ETH for roughly $31 million at an average near $2,427 over the past 10 hours as Ethereum slid toward $2,400. ETH has broken below key moving averages and a January range; if $2,400 gives way, price could approach $2,200, while continued accumulation may aid stabilization.

Solana's price has retreated toward the $100 support area after repeated failures to overcome the $150 supply zone, with its weekly chart showing a confirmed bearish break since April 2025. Despite reports of rising on-chain activity and long-term targets ranging from $1,000 to $3,200, technical indicators such as an oversold RSI near 22 and multi-month lows on OBV point to further downside, with key levels at $95, $78, $64, and $47.9 in focus.

On January 6, XRP climbed by about 30% to a multi‑week high just above $2.40, then slid to a 14‑month low at $1.50 in the last trading week of January. Four AI systems—Gemini, Grok, ChatGPT, and Perplexity—mostly see consolidation with key levels at $1.65–$1.70 and $1.25–$1.45, and generally view a sub‑$1 move in February as unlikely without a major shock.

Chainlink fell 22% in the final days of January 2026, slipping beneath the $10.6–$11.75 zone that had held since mid‑November 2025. The move coincided with RSI levels touching their weakest reading since 2022 and Bitcoin trading below $85,000. Traders now watch whether a reclaim above $11 can draw liquidity toward $12–$13.

XRP’s 24-hour trading volume climbed 74% to $6.49 billion as the broader crypto market saw $2.58 billion in liquidations in the same period. Long positions made up $2.27 billion versus $171 million for shorts, with 414,491 traders affected. XRP’s price dropped across four sessions from Jan. 28, reaching a $1.5 low on Jan. 31, while its realized price stands at $1.48.