The crypto AI segment lost 30.28% of its market cap over the past month to $14.66 billion, but since Thursday, 12 February, Bittensor's TAO has rebounded 30.93%. Despite the short-term bounce with upside levels at $241.4 and $268.2, TAO's broader 1-day trend and indicators still point to a bearish structure unless it can close above $302.4.

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.

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.

UNI jumped by just over 40% within two hours after Securitize's BUIDL integration news, then reversed later the same day. Price slipped back under the $4.2 EMA resistance, with supply near $3.95–$4 and cost bases clustered under $6 and around $7.3–$7.4. Despite an ETF headline, the trend remains constrained by nearby supply and weak follow-through.

ASTER surged 53.85% in three days from a $0.403 low after Bitcoin's recent sell-off, yet its daily market structure remains bearish. Key resistance sits around $0.656-$0.725, while a $44.49 million token unlock of 78.11 million ASTER on 17 February could intensify selling pressure.

Cardano's ADA has bounced from the $0.267 support after CME was reported to list ADA futures from Monday, 09 February, alongside Chainlink and Stellar. Despite this relief rally, the weekly chart remains bearish after losing the $0.53 support, and a bullish RSI divergence toward the $0.287 level appears close to completion. Key supports sit near $0.246 and the $0.22-$0.27 long-term demand zone, raising questions over how long the current upswing can hold.

World Liberty Financial's WLFI token has slipped below a three-month trading range while a U.S. House investigation examines a reported $500 million deal for a 49% stake involving an Abu Dhabi-linked investor. WLFI has come under heavy selling pressure, including a $50 million Bitcoin sale and a 235 million WLFI deposit to Binance, with traders now eyeing potential bounces into the $0.10-$0.115 area before further declines toward recent lows.

XDC Network's token slipped 0.76% in the last 24 hours but still gained 6.13% over the past week, contrasting with Bitcoin's 12% weekly loss. Despite an $706 million market cap and an 84% drop in daily active users to 45k since 2021, the chain is advancing real-world asset tokenization through partnerships in Brazil that have already reached $100 million in issuances and aim for $500 million in 2026. Analysts expect the bearish price trend to test support near $0.022, with a possible consolidation below $0.03 before long-term buyers step in.

Monero's price surged parabolically in January before setting a new all-time high at $798, then slid into a 63.7% correction over 22 days as Bitcoin lost bullish momentum. XMR has broken long-term trendline support, moved below major Fibonacci retracement levels such as $352, and recently touched $276, while indicators like the A/D and DMI point to persistent selling pressure and an ongoing downtrend.