XRP is tracing a bear pennant on its two-day chart after a sharp fall toward $1.12, leaving a potential path to $0.80 if the pattern breaks down. CryptoQuant data show more than 31 million XRP, worth nearly $45 million, were moved to Binance on Feb. 21 by large holders, creating notable sell-side pressure. An analyst has highlighted support around $1.22, warning that a decisive break below $1.20 could open further declines toward $1.11, $1 and possibly $0.80 in the coming weeks.

Bitcoin is on track for a fifth straight red monthly candle, with this month down 15%, according to CoinGlass. Analysts note that 2018/19 saw six red months followed by over 316% gains in five months, while 2022 delivered four red quarters and a 64% annual drawdown. Others on X argue the current setup is structurally different.

On Jan. 30, SOL slipped below a weekly head-and-shoulders neckline at $120, and on Feb. 6 it reached $67 as chart signals pointed to lower levels near $50–$60. Onchain MVRV bands place initial support around $73, while U.S. spot SOL ETFs have recorded frequent inflows, including $2.9 million on Tuesday.

XRP climbed from a 15‑month low of $1.12 on Feb. 6 to a recent high of $1.67, while still trading more than 60% below its multi‑year peak of $3.66. Onchain data, derivatives indicators and spot XRP ETF flows suggest the $1.12 level could mark a local bottom and raise the odds of a bullish reversal. Falling exchange balances, deeply negative funding, positive spot taker CVD and persistent ETF inflows together point to reduced selling pressure and returning demand.

Analysts and traders mapped key BTC levels around the 200‑week SMA at $68,300 and the 200‑week EMA at $58,400. Some say a daily close above $71,000 could revive upside, while sustained weakness risks tests of $65,000, $60,000 and possibly $52,500; a CME gap at $80,000–$84,000 remains a longer‑term upside magnet.

On Friday, Ether reclaimed $2,000 after a cooler U.S. CPI print, putting ETH/USD on course for its first positive weekly close since mid‑January. According to CryptoQuant, futures open interest dropped by 80 million ETH over 30 days and Binance funding hit -0.006, the lowest since early December 2022. Traders say a short squeeze toward $2,500 is possible if $2,000 support holds.

Bitcoin climbed above $69,000 after the latest US CPI data, with traders watching resistance between $68,000 and $70,000 as a trigger for a potential V-shaped recovery toward $72,000. Analysts warn that holding support around $65,000–$66,000 is critical, while a break of $72,000 could lead to a liquidation squeeze targeting liquidity near $80,000.

On Oct. 2, 2025, Bitcoin set an all‑time high at $126,000. On Feb. 6, Glassnode recorded a long‑term holder net‑position change drop of 245,000 BTC, followed by average reductions of 170,000 BTC, while CryptoQuant’s MVRV Adaptive Z‑Score hit -2.66. Several analysts now project a potential bottom around $40,000–$50,000 in Q4 2026.

Glassnode’s Feb. 11 on-chain report indicates Bitcoin is trading in a range defined by a True Market Mean near $79,200 and a realized price around $55,000, similar to conditions seen in early 2022. Analysts say that without a decisive move above $72,000 or a major downside shock, BTC could remain in a prolonged consolidation as heavy overhead supply and whale positioning limit upside momentum.