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1 Feb 2026, 06:06
Bitcoin Drops 7%: The Deepest Opportunity in the Bull Cycle?

Bitcoin fell 7% to 77k; according to PlanC, the deepest opportunity of the bull cycle. MicroStrategy threshold broken, RSI oversold. Analysts predict 60k-80k bottom. Technical supports 75k-78k.
1 Feb 2026, 06:06
BTC Drops 6.47% to $78,605, Below MSTR $76K Basis

BTC plunged 6.47% to $78,605, hitting 24h low $75,720—below MicroStrategy's $76,037 basis (first since Oct 2023) and $80K (first since Apr 2025). RSI 25.83 oversold, below Bollinger lower band. Str...
1 Feb 2026, 06:04
TRX Comprehensive Technical Analysis: Detailed Review of February 1, 2026

TRX is trading below EMA20 in a strong downtrend, with RSI and MACD giving bearish signals. Critical support at 0.2816 is being tested; BTC decline adds extra risk, short bias dominant.
1 Feb 2026, 06:01
XRP Exchange Outflows Jump 330%. Here’s the Significance

Crypto analyst STEPH IS CRYPTO has highlighted a notable development in XRP’s on-chain data, reporting a 330% surge in exchange outflows in early January 2026. In a recent post, the analyst stated that the scale of XRP being removed from exchanges indicates substantial buying activity taking place behind the scenes. The chart attached to the post shows repeated spikes in outflows, suggesting that large holders are actively moving XRP into private custody. The timing of this movement is particularly notable given the recent volatility in XRP’s price. During the same period, when exchange outflows accelerated, XRP declined from levels near $2.40 to the $1.75 range. Despite the pullback, the pace of XRP leaving exchanges remained elevated, pointing to accumulation rather than distribution. $XRP OUTFLOWS SURGED +330%. SOMEONE IS BUYING LOADS! pic.twitter.com/cYuhrq5O5m — STEPH IS CRYPTO (@Steph_iscrypto) January 30, 2026 Price Volatility Contrasts With Holder Behavior The data shared by STEPH IS CRYPTO shows a clear divergence between short-term price action and wallet behavior. While prices saw sharp swings and failed to sustain earlier highs, exchange balances continued to fall. This pattern suggests that buyers were using price weakness to build positions instead of reacting to near-term market moves. An X user, Big Stack Bull, commented on the post by noting that exchanges are becoming lighter while individual wallets are growing heavier. This observation aligns with historical on-chain trends, in which sustained outflows often coincide with consolidation phases rather than immediate price rallies. Institutional Custody and ETF Influence One factor contributing to the persistent exchange outflows is the continued growth of spot XRP exchange-traded funds. Since their launch in late 2025, these products have required XRP to be held in custodial storage rather than left on trading platforms. As a result, ETF inflows naturally reduce exchange balances even when the price remains under pressure. This shift toward custody-based holding changes how XRP circulates in the market. Assets held for ETF exposure are less likely to re-enter exchanges quickly, reducing the amount of XRP readily available for active trading. We are on X, follow us to connect with us :- @TimesTabloid1 — TimesTabloid (@TimesTabloid1) June 15, 2025 Implications of the Outflow Surge While a 330 percent increase in exchange outflows is significant, it represents a sharp percentage change rather than a transformation of XRP’s total circulating supply. XRP remains one of the most liquid digital assets, with daily trading volumes still exceeding individual outflow events. However, declining exchange balances can increase market sensitivity over time. The data highlighted by STEPH IS CRYPTO suggests that ownership dynamics are shifting. As XRP continues to move off exchanges and into long-term custody, short-term price behavior may become less reflective of underlying accumulation trends. Disclaimer : This content is meant to inform and should not be considered financial advice. The views expressed in this article may include the author’s personal opinions and do not represent Times Tabloid’s opinion. Readers are advised to conduct thorough research before making any investment decisions. Any action taken by the reader is strictly at their own risk. Times Tabloid is not responsible for any financial losses. Follow us on X , Facebook , Telegram , and Google News The post XRP Exchange Outflows Jump 330%. Here’s the Significance appeared first on Times Tabloid .
1 Feb 2026, 06:00
XRP hits 9-month low: Why Ripple is struggling despite strong fundamentals

Macro pressure mounts: Can XRP defy Bitcoin’s moves?
1 Feb 2026, 05:41
Crypto market crash today: reasons why altcoins are going down

The crypto market crash accelerated during the weekend, with Bitcoin moving below the key support level at $80,000 for the first time in months. It was trading at $78,678 on Sunday, down sharply from its all-time high of $126,300. Ethereum price crashed to $2,400, while Binance Coin (BNB) fell to $770. The market capitalization of all tokens dropped by over 5.80% in the last 24 hours to $2.67 trillion. This article explores some of the top reasons behind the ongoing crypto crash. Crypto market crash happened after Trump nominated Kevin Warsh One of the main reasons behind the ongoing crypto market crash is that Donald Trump nominated Kevin Warsh to become the next Federal Reserve Chair when Jerome Powell’s term ends in May. Warsh has recently supported the crypto industry. However, his support was likely because he really wanted the Federal Reserve Chairman job as he has previously blasted the industry. The same is true with his views on interest rates. In his recent interviews, he has come out in support of lower interest rates. In reality, however, Warsh has always been an interest rate and inflation hawk. He voted against interest rate cuts and quantitative easing policies in 2011. Most importantly, he has always maintained his opposition to quantitative easing. Therefore, analysts believe that Warsh will maintain a hawkish view when he moves to the Federal Reserve just as Jerome Powell did. Soaring liquidations fuelled the crypto crash The other main reason for the crypto market crash is the soaring liquidations and falling futures open interest. Data compiled by CoinGlass shows that the futures open interest dropped by 10% in the last 24 hours to $113 billion. At the same time, liquidations jumped by 348% in the last 24 hours to over $2.5 billion, the biggest increase in months. Ethereum liquidations jumped to over $1.1 billion, while Bitcoin rose to over $785 million. Solana positions worth over $197 million, while XRP positions worth $61 million were liquidated. These liquidations brought memories of October 10 when the crypto market experienced the biggest liquidation on record. Positions worth over $20 billion were wiped out on October 10 when Donald Trump threatened to impose tariffs on China. Rising geopolitical tensions The crypto market crash is happening because of the rising geopolitical tensions between the United States and Iran. Trump has threatened to attack Iran soon because of the recent protests in the country. An attack on Iran would be bearish for the crypto market because of the impact on the energy market. Data shows that Brent, the global benchmark, has jumped to $70 for the first time in months. The crypto market crash is also happening because Bitcoin’s role as a safe-haven asset has been debunked. Instead, investors have moved to other safe-haven assets like the Swiss franc and gold, which have soared in the past few months. Bitcoin price technicals have contributed to the crash BTC price chart | Source: TradingView Technicals have also contributed to the ongoing crypto crash. The weekly timeframe chart above shows that the coin formed a rising wedge pattern. It also formed a bearish flag pattern, and moved below the 50-week Exponential Moving Average (EMA) and the Supertrend indicator. This pattern often leads to more downside, which will lead to more downside for Bitcoin and the crypto market. The post Crypto market crash today: reasons why altcoins are going down appeared first on Invezz










































