On 14 February, TRUMP rebounded into a $3.57–$4.09 supply zone to reach $3.64, then fell 7.14% to $3.38. Despite a week-long rise in 1-hour OBV, a rejection near $3.6 and RSI below 50 point to bearish follow-through toward $3.29 and potentially $3.07.

DEEP rose 12% to $0.032 on the daily chart while trading volume slipped 36%, as price broke above a multi‑month descending channel and held the $0.031–$0.033 area. Technical signals showed buyers gaining an edge and Open Interest increasing to $11.46M, even as top traders on Binance stayed heavily net short and spot activity weakened.

Following a Sunday selloff, Ethereum is trying to stabilize, but analysts say the bounce remains corrective and unconfirmed. More Crypto Online notes that a decisive impulsive five‑wave advance or a break above the weekend high is needed, while Lennaert Snyder highlights $1,929, $1,946, $2,015 and $2,107 as key reference points.

Ether has struggled to reclaim $2,500 since Jan. 31, but several institutional signals could improve sentiment. According to US Securities and Exchange Commission filings on Monday, Harvard's endowment added a $87 million position in BlackRock's iShares Ethereum Trust as BlackRock updated its Staked Ethereum ETF to retain 18% of rewards with a 0.25% expense ratio. Ethereum also leads a RWA market that has surpassed $20 billion.

DeepSeek AI outlines potential price paths for XRP, Pepe and Shiba Inu by late 2026, referencing current market levels and on-chain ecosystem trends. Its scenario analysis suggests XRP could approach $8, PEPE around $0.000024 and SHIB near $0.000115 if technical structures and adoption catalysts unfold favorably. These projections imply several-hundred-percent gains from recent prices but remain speculative and dependent on broader crypto conditions.

According to flow reports, digital asset products saw about $173 million in outflows for a fourth straight week, while Solana-focused ETFs drew roughly $31 million in new money. The SOL price remains range bound around the mid 80s, with resistance near 92 and support clustered in the low 80s. Traders are watching for a decisive break from the 77 to 90 zone to set direction.

On February 17, 2026, Shiba Inu (SHIB) traded around $0.00000650–$0.00000659 after recovering the key $0.00000629 monthly support zone but still struggling to remove its fifth decimal zero. Despite a 31% rebound from the February 6, 2026 low of $0.00000500, indicators such as Chaikin Money Flow remain slightly negative and large holders are not accumulating aggressively. At the same time, a supply shift into self-custody and a positive Open Interest funding rate with a leveraged long-to-short ratio near 1:02 suggest futures traders, particularly on Binance, are positioning more bullishly even as spot buying power appears weak.

Negotiators in Washington are reportedly closing in on a compromise around the US CLARITY Act, a market-structure bill meant to define how digital assets are regulated and which agencies take the lead. Ripple executives describe the discussions as increasingly productive, while its CEO Brad Garlinghouse has publicly assigned high odds to the act passing by the end of April, even as banks and crypto firms continue to spar over trading, token classification, and custody rules. Parallel initiatives at the commodities regulator and the Federal Reserve signal a broader regulatory shift that could reshape how crypto markets are supervised and margined.