Technical Analysis

Shiba Inu's hourly chart showed a golden cross as the 50 MA moved above the 200 MA, alongside a 6.56% 24-hour rise to $0.0000065 and a 7% weekly gain. The rebound began on Feb. 12 after a Feb. 11 low at $0.00000575, with traders watching $0.000007–$0.0000076 and support near $0.000005.

Utility token PENGU rose 10.06% over the last 24 hours, rebounding 13.19% from a $0.0061 low on 12 February to about $0.0069. In the same week, Pudgy Penguins' NFT sales volume fell by just over 28% while the floor price stayed at 4.20 ETH. Despite the bounce, the 1‑day trend remains bearish.

In the last 24 hours, DASH surged by over 15%, lifting its price above $40 as trading volume more than doubled and TVL rose about 10%. The move followed a breakout from a descending trend channel, with large holders adding to positions and key resistance levels emerging around $42 and $45.

PI traded near $0.156, up 11% in 24 hours, as Bitcoin reclaimed $69K. On 14 February 2026, the token broke above a bullish wedge, while a mandatory node upgrade is scheduled for 15 February 2026. Key resistance sits at $0.20–$0.21, with a higher supply area at $0.267–$0.28 that could define the next move.

Ali Martinez on X projected XRP could extend its slide toward $0.80, while Glassnode showed the options put/call ratio climbed from 0.17 in September to 0.76 across recent months. Coinalyze reported negative funding and shrinking open interest over the past two weeks, although CoinGlass mapped overhead short‑liquidation zones that may trigger a squeeze before any deeper move.

Compound's COMP rallied 23% before signaling potential weakness, trading at $20.51 after an intraday high of $22.84. Volume leapt 502% to $307.95 million, while a descending channel since August 2025 and readings of ADX 48.83 and MFI 72.27 point to overbought conditions. A daily close above $24.85 would invalidate the bearish setup.

Bitcoin is trading around major liquidity areas after a week of downside, with traders watching potential support near $64,500 and untapped levels around $64,000. Analysts highlight a developing range between the $71,422 high and the lower liquidity zone, alongside short-term H1 levels near $68,000 and upside targets up to $74,000 that could shape the next move. Price behavior at these zones may determine whether Bitcoin extends its pullback or briefly pushes higher before resuming a broader decline.

In the past 24 hours, VIRTUAL rose 10% as crypto markets rebounded about 3.45%. Bulls must reclaim and hold $0.68 to signal a trend shift, with $0.53–$0.68 still the prevailing range and $0.46 a risk if momentum fades. On-chain flows and liquidity dynamics remain key watchpoints.

Aave's token rose 12% over the past 24 hours as deposits into the lending protocol increased by $589 million, lifting TVL to $27.797 billion. The move followed the "Aave Will Win" framework, which would route 100% of product and protocol revenue to the DAO treasury. However, according to CoinMarketCap, daily trading volume fell 23% to about $368 million, highlighting a potential divergence.

Ethereum has recently dropped toward the $1,750–$1,800 demand zone before staging a moderate rebound to around $2,100, but it still trades within a broader descending channel. As long as ETH stays below resistance near $2,500–$2,700, downside risk toward key supports at $1,800 and $1,700 remains, despite signs of large spot buyers accumulating near recent lows. Short‑term price action is consolidating between $1,800 and $2,100, with a break of $2,100 or $2,000 likely to set the next directional move.