Bitcoin bounced back above $70,000 over the weekend after a February 6 plunge to $60,000, while Pi Network’s PI briefly spiked more than 35% past $0.20 before easing to about a 20% daily gain. XRP climbed 11% to retake $1.60, DOGE rose 18% to around $0.115, and PEPE added 25% as the wider market approached $2.5 trillion.

Over the past 24 hours, Ripple's XRP climbed 16% to above $1.65, marking its highest level since February 1. Analysts tracking the USD and BTC pairs describe recent candles as classic reversal patterns and suggest XRP may be decoupling from other large-cap cryptocurrencies. The token has rebounded nearly 50% from its February 6 local low above $1.10 after falling from $2.40 on January 6.

On February 14, 2026, analyst Captain Faibik said he added PI and forecast a 500% rally after the token gained about 10% to above $0.16 and moved 23% off its February 11 all-time low at $0.1312. The Core Team set a February 15 Mainnet node upgrade deadline, while PiScan shows daily unlocks averaging over 7.2 million through the next month, frequently topping 13.5 million by February 25.

After dropping to $60,000 on February 6, Bitcoin rebounded and is now trading just below $70,000 with a market capitalization of $1.390 trillion and dominance at 56.7%. Ethereum is back near $2,100, while Pi Network's PI token has climbed 8% on the day and 18% from its all-time low recorded three days earlier as the total crypto market cap reaches $2.455 trillion.

The January CPI print showed 2.4% year over year against a 2.5% expectation, with Core CPI at 2.5% and headline up 0.2% month over month. Heather Long said declines in gas, used cars, and medical care helped offset higher utilities and transportation. Bitcoin briefly reached $67,600 before easing to $67,200 as traders assessed the update.

Bitcoin fell from above $90,000 on January 28 to around $60,000 last Friday while an unidentified whale moved 8,200 BTC to Binance over the past two days. After a prior deposit, the price quickly dropped about 3% from nearly $69,000 to $65,000, and the whale has since sent another 2,000+ BTC amid expectations of further volatility with the upcoming US January CPI data.

Pi Network's PI set a new all-time low at $0.132, according to CoinGecko, marking a 95.6% slide in under a year from near $3. PiScan shows elevated unlocks ahead, with 18.9 million, 23.6 million, and 16.9 million tokens scheduled for February 12, 13, and 14, potentially adding short-term supply.

On January 28, bitcoin reached $90,000, then on Friday fell about $17,000 to a $60,000 low before rebounding to $72,000 and spending the weekend in a $68,000–$72,000 range. It has now slipped below $67,000 as altcoins extend losses: ETH under $2,000 (−3.2%), XRP below $1.40 (−4.1%), BNB at $600 (−5%), while ZRO surged 20% into the top 100.

Bitcoin fell under $67,000 after dropping from above $90,000 on January 28, 2026, extending a weeks-long decline. Analyst Ali Martinez highlighted TD Sequential buy signals for both BTC and XRP on February 10, 2026, suggesting a possible rebound could emerge within the next 3–9 days despite recent pullbacks.