On Feb. 27, Bitcoin's push toward $70,000 faded as sellers capped rallies, though several analysts see limited near-term downside. SoSoValue data shows spot BTC ETFs attracted $1.01 billion in inflows since Tuesday, while Willy Woo expects consolidation and resistance in the mid-$70,000s. Swyftx's Pav Hundal sees Ether range-bound for weeks.

On February 25, Bitcoin buyers pushed BTC back above $69,000 and Ether rebounded toward $2,000 amid a sharp improvement in risk appetite. Multiple large-cap altcoins, including XRP, BNB, SOL, DOGE, BCH, ADA, HYPE and XMR, are attempting technical recoveries toward key moving averages and resistance zones. Whether bulls can hold these levels and invalidate the recent downtrends will depend on how prices react around nearby support and resistance in the coming sessions.

On Feb. 23, Bitcoin and leading altcoins weakened as U.S. equities digested a 15% global tariff threat tied to U.S. President Donald Trump. BTC slipped below $65,118 on Monday and ETH fell under $1,897, while SPX, DXY, XRP, BNB, SOL, DOGE, BCH and ADA show key support and resistance levels that could define near‑term direction.

On Feb. 18, technical charts show Bitcoin consolidating between $68,000 and $65,000, with analysts watching $65,118 as a key support whose loss could open a slide toward the $60,000 area and potentially the $50,000 range. Major altcoins including Ether, XRP, BNB, Solana, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash, Cardano, Hyperliquid and Monero are attempting recoveries, but sellers are still active near moving averages and overhead resistance zones. Traders are focusing on whether bullish momentum can reclaim these resistance levels or if renewed downside pressure will push prices back toward recent lows.

On Feb. 16, Bitcoin and several major altcoins are struggling to extend their rebound as sellers defend important resistance levels. BTC faces pressure below $74,508 while Ether, BNB, XRP, Solana, Dogecoin, Cardano and Bitcoin Cash are all reacting to nearby moving averages and support zones. Technical signals across these markets suggest a cautious environment, with bears still trying to maintain control at higher prices.

On Feb. 13, Bitcoin rebounded above $68,500, with buyers attempting to establish a higher low near $65,000 and an eye on $74,508. Glassnode said BTC remains range‑bound between about $79,200 and $55,000 until a catalyst emerges, while Standard Chartered cut its 2026 target to $100,000 from $150,000 and projected a pullback toward $50,000 before a later recovery.

On 2/11, Bitcoin slipped below $66,000 during early U.S. hours as major altcoins consolidated after last week's sharp decline. Analysts flagged a potential BTC retest of $60,000, while Ether eyed the $1,750 support. Key ranges remain in play as buyers and sellers compete to set the next trend.

On Feb. 9, charts show Bitcoin pressing into resistance near $74,508 while Ether stalls around $2,111, with several majors encountering supply at higher bands. According to Trader BitBull and Santiment, views diverge on whether the drop toward $60,000 marked a floor; CryptoQuant’s Darkfost notes a Sharpe ratio near -10 that may coincide with late-bear conditions.

On Feb. 6, Bitcoin and a range of major altcoins staged strong double-digit rebounds after sliding to critical support levels during the week's sharp sell-off. BTC bounced from $60,000 back above $69,000, while Ether, BNB, XRP, Solana, Dogecoin, Cardano, Bitcoin Cash, Hyperliquid and Monero all attempted relief rallies. Technical indicators such as the relative strength index and moving averages suggest these moves may face stiff resistance, keeping open the question of whether a durable recovery is forming or if the bounce will fade.