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.

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.

Bitcoin defended the $65k level this week, while Swissblock's Alts Impulse indicator shifted from negative to neutral, hinting at a possible short-term altcoin upswing. Stablecoin exchange inflows have climbed since January, the ETH/BTC ratio has risen 3.5% in recent days, and assets like ZEC, HBAR, BCH, SOL, and ETH recorded notable daily gains. However, increased bearish positioning in Bitcoin and any renewed BTC downside could quickly pressure this fragile altcoin recovery.

Dogecoin futures activity increased sharply over the past day, with open interest climbing more than 12% as the broader crypto market turned higher. The notional value of Dogecoin contracts reached about 10.65 billion DOGE, or roughly $1.07 billion, on Feb. 14 while the spot price traded near $0.1014 after a 7.94% daily gain. Despite this renewed momentum, Dogecoin ETFs have recorded no inflows in recent days, signaling that institutional participation remains subdued.

On February 13, 2026, Grayscale filed a Form S-1 to convert the Grayscale Aave Trust into a spot ETF slated for NYSE Arca, according to the S-1. The filing sets a 2.5% sponsor fee payable in AAVE, names Coinbase as custodian and primary broker, and notes SEC acceptance under Accession No. 0001193125-26-051643; as of February 2026, the trust held roughly $858,597 with a NAV per share of $11.04.

XRP has been trading under bearish pressure, with a roughly 5.7% rebound on Friday only partly offsetting an earlier 7.1% weekly decline. According to analyst CryptoOnchain, Binance’s XRP reserves have dropped to around 2.5 billion tokens, more than 700 million below their November 2024 peak, potentially signaling reduced sell-side liquidity and growing investor accumulation interest.

RippleX has issued a PSA to all XRP Ledger node operators and validators to upgrade their servers to rippled version 3.1.0, released in late January, to maintain compatibility with the network. The update introduces amendments such as SingleAssetVault for the Lending Protocol and fixBatchInnerSigs, along with several bug fixes, while these changes move toward activation via validator voting. RippleX also highlighted that Token Escrow (XLS-85) has gone live on mainnet and that the Permissioned DEX amendment is expected to activate within the next three days.