KITE has advanced from a base near $0.16 to highs around $0.2706, with bulls overcoming the $0.24–$0.25 barrier and now testing a dense resistance area below $0.30. Derivatives data show Open Interest climbing toward $100–$120 million and funding rates turning firmly positive, signaling leveraged long interest but also rising liquidation risk if momentum fades. Technical supports sit near $0.25, $0.20 and $0.18, while a sustained move above $0.27 could open a path toward the $0.30–$0.35 zone.

According to CryptoQuant, Ethereum derivatives have seen sharp deleveraging, with aggregate open interest sliding from $33.3 billion to about $11 billion, a 66% decline. CoinGlass also tracked roughly $189 million in 24‑hour liquidations as price moved toward $1,900, while exchange balances reached a multi‑year low of 16.1 million ETH.

WLFI’s price pulled back from a late January peak near $0.1800 and later stabilized between $0.0994 support and $0.1393 resistance as event-driven demand emerged. Following the World Liberty Forum and an RWA tokenization plan, WLFI briefly rallied toward $0.13 and now trades around $0.116–$0.12, with a confirmed break above $0.14 needed to target $0.15–$0.18.

On 15 Feb 2026, according to LookOnChain/X, Garrett Jin transferred 261,024 ETH (about $543 million) to Binance in staggered batches after previously selling 5,000 BTC for roughly $349 million following a $250 million January liquidation. With ETH near $2,080–$2,100, CryptoQuant data show the 30‑day taker buy‑sell ratio fell to 0.97 as exchange reserves neared 16.2 million ETH.

Bitcoin climbed back toward $70,000 as a new $736 million wave of short liquidations hit the market, clearing out crowded bearish positions. The move followed a deeper drop below the $73,000 realized price level, where many active holders were sitting on unrealized losses. With funding rates normalizing and open interest sharply reduced, derivatives data point to a leverage reset that could support further upside if spot demand strengthens.

Pepe (PEPE) saw 24-hour trading volume jump 283% to $1.07 billion, while its price rose 29.3% to $0.00000493 at the time of writing. The move positioned PEPE as a memecoin bellwether as capital rotated into high-beta assets, with whales accumulating trillions of tokens and derivatives positioning rebuilding over $400 million.

HBAR is trading above the $0.10 level after a structural breakout, with buyers defending prior resistance as support. Price has pushed toward $0.134 while FedEx’s addition to the Hedera council coincided with a sharp jump in spot volume and rising derivatives interest, leaving the token at a key inflection zone.

RLUSD launched in December 2024, followed by a January 2026 Binance listing and 12 February XRPL deposits that shifted activity from custody to on-chain use. Circulating supply reached about $1.52 billion by mid‑February 2026, with treasury mints and measured burns balancing liquidity as Ethereum held nearly $1.2 billion and XRPL about $348 million.

Solana leads execution, processing roughly three times more daily transactions than Ethereum L1 and all L2s combined, according to TokenTerminal. Despite about 285 million daily transactions and 3,300 TPS, DeFiLlama shows chain fees near $622,000, while whale flows exceeded 100,000 SOL with a realized loss of roughly $7.38 million.