Cardano (ADA) drew fresh bullish attention after chartist Celal Kucuker said on May 14, 2026 that its long-term structure looks "beautiful" and leaves a clean route toward $4. He highlighted $1 as a key breakout level and pointed to a potential $4.21 zone, while ADA traded around $0.2668 at the time. Separately, data cited from Santiment shows wallets holding at least 1 million ADA control about 67.47% of supply, or roughly 25.09 billion tokens, the highest concentration since mid-2020.

U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs posted $171.2 million in net withdrawals on Thursday, marking their biggest daily outflow in three weeks. Bitcoin fell below $67,000 on Friday for the first time since March 9 and was last quoted at $66,271 after sliding 6.3% over the past week.

Two long-term Bitcoin holders sold more than 1,650 BTC valued at over $117.87 million on Thursday, including 650 BTC sent to Kraken and another 1,000 BTC sold by an investor from 13 years ago. The selling followed a hawkish Federal Reserve stance and coincided with BTC dropping under $70,000 and broader crypto liquidations totaling over $513 million in 24 hours.

A long-term fractal comparison between the 2017–2018 and 2024–2026 cycles indicates that XRP's decline from its $3.65 all-time high may be recreating a prior structure that ended in a strong bottom and sharp rebound. Technicals show a symmetrical triangle with key resistance between $1.78 and $2.30, while on-chain data highlight dense supply near $1.80 and $2. At the same time, spot XRP ETFs have amassed about $1.4 billion in assets and Ripple has announced a $750 million share buyback at a $50 billion valuation, underscoring sustained institutional interest.

Pseudonymous quantitative analyst PlanB, known for the Bitcoin Stock-to-Flow model, has released an updated outlook suggesting BTC's average price in the 2024‑2028 cycle could reach around $500,000. He argues Bitcoin appears significantly undervalued at about $67,000, while still warning that there are no guarantees and that price volatility and sharp drawdowns remain likely.

Bloomberg Intelligence strategist Mike McGlone has projected that Bitcoin could eventually slide to $10,000, linking this scenario to a potential peak in U.S. equities and an approaching recessionary phase. After rebounding from $65,300 on Feb. 12 to $70,800 on Feb. 15, Bitcoin was trading at $68,241 and 2.3% lower week-on-week, while McGlone argued the long-running "buy the dip" mindset since 2008 may be fading as the broader "crypto bubble" unwinds.