XRP generated $1.2 billion in 24-hour trading volume on major South Korean exchanges, far exceeding Bitcoin and Ethereum in local activity. Upbit reported processing more than $1 trillion in XRP volume in 2025, while the token's price has fallen 4.5% to $1.46 after a short 38% rally to $1.55 between February 6 and February 15.

MicroStrategy chairman Michael Saylor claims the company could still fully cover its roughly $6 billion in net debt even if Bitcoin plunged 88% to $8,000. Management also outlined a plan to convert its existing convertible notes into equity over the next three to six years while continuing to buy Bitcoin despite more than $5 billion in unrealized losses.

XRP recently rebounded sharply from a local low near $1.10, lifting price back into a key supply region while the broader structure stays bearish. On the daily chart, it remains within a descending channel, with resistance seen around $1.75–$1.85 and potential downside toward $1.20 if rejected. The 4‑hour chart shows price attempting to hold above $1.55, where consolidation could support another move toward $1.80.

At the start of February 2026, Grayscale filed with the SEC to transform its Grayscale Aave Trust into a spot AAVE ETF that would list on NYSE Arca and directly track the token's price. Following this move, AAVE rebounded sharply as Open Interest jumped from $153M to about $237M, price climbed over 22% from $106 to around $128, and weekly active addresses returned to levels last seen in late 2024 and early Q1 2025.

Bitcoin has rebounded toward the $70K–$72K region after a sell-off from above $75K drove the price into the $60K demand zone, where buyers stepped in. The move is still unfolding inside a descending channel, and as long as BTC trades below $75K–$80K, it is treated as a corrective bounce with $70K–$72K acting as key resistance and $60K as the main support area. A break above $72K could open the way to $75K and higher, while failure there may send the price back toward $65K and possibly $60K.

Bitcoin and broader crypto markets are facing renewed selling pressure as traders await key US macroeconomic data and Federal Reserve minutes in the week of the President's Day holiday. Inflation gauges including January CPI and the upcoming December PCE report, together with GDP figures and multiple Fed speaker appearances, are expected to influence risk appetite. Meanwhile, Bitcoin has slipped back toward $68,300 and total crypto market capitalization has retreated to about $2.41 trillion as volatility returns.

Bitcoin has fallen back under $69,200 after failing to sustain levels above $70,000, with technical readings and onchain indicators signaling a fragile phase in its current cycle. The CVDD metric, cited at $45,225, is being watched as a historically important long-term support zone even as intraday charts highlight resistance near $69,500 and possible downside toward $66,500. Traders are weighing short-term speculative flows against conviction-based holding, with price action clustered around the $68,000–$70,000 band.

Initia (INIT) is shaking up the modular blockchain sector, surging over 55% in 24 hours as it hits a daily trading volume of $147M. With its unique "Interwoven Stack" and high-performance 500ms block times, analysts are debating if this technical breakout marks the start of a long-term recovery toward $0.50. Explore the technical levels and fundamental drivers behind the most talked-about appchain hub of 2026.