Memecoin

According to the article, meme tokens have logged double‑digit moves in the past week while Bitcoin and Ethereum trade without clear trend. Maxi Doge's presale has exceeded $4.5M, with the current phase listing $MAXI at $0.0002803 and features that include competitions, a 25% treasury, and completed audits. The piece flags liquidity cliff risk if $BTC weakens or risk sentiment turns.

Shiba Inu's SHIB token traded sideways on Monday after a volatile week in which it dropped over 8% and revisited a key historical support area around $0.0000067. Lead developer Shytoshi Kusama used a Sunday YouTube update to urge the community to focus on long-term ecosystem building, including AI and blockchain initiatives, rather than short-term price swings. On-chain data showed 20.84 billion SHIB worth about $132,130 moving from OKX's hot wallet to cold storage, while analysts flagged the support zone as a potential springboard for future upside.

On October 21, 2025, the UK Financial Conduct Authority began High Court proceedings against HTX (formerly Huobi), and on February 10, 2026 it released further details of the case targeting both the firm and "persons unknown" tied to its platforms. The enforcement move is reshaping risk perceptions around centralized exchanges, with some traders gravitating toward on-chain meme assets like Maxi Doge ($MAXI) on Ethereum. Maxi Doge couples a gym-themed meme identity with competitions, staking, and a Trading Guild structure, and its presale has raised over $4.5M at a token price of $0.0002803, including two whale buys totaling $628K.

Dogecoin staged a recovery above $0.0950 but remains capped near $0.10, with price sitting below $0.0960 and the 100-hour simple moving average. Immediate resistance appears at $0.0985–$0.1020, while supports lie at $0.09240, $0.090, and $0.0850. Technical readings show the MACD losing bullish momentum and the RSI below 50.

Dogecoin has stabilized near $0.094, with clusters holding 10M–100M DOGE adding exposure and analysts eyeing a possible path to $0.14–$0.15 if $0.105 is reclaimed. The article also flags downside risk below $0.088. Meanwhile, Maxi Doge’s presale has raised over $4.5M, reflecting rotation toward higher‑beta tokens.

Dogecoin's realized acquisition cost has slipped to a local low while holder activity remains steady, putting the $0.11 area in focus. A heatmap indicates roughly $1.63 million in resting liquidity near that level as price consolidates in a flag and Stochastic RSI turns up from oversold. Whether fresh inflows can draw price into the zone remains to be seen.

On Feb. 8, Shiba Inu's SHIB advanced 2.22% day on day but remained 6.70% lower over the past week. Price is nearing resistance around $0.00000630; a decisive break may open $0.00000640–$0.00000642 and, with a daily close above that band, a move toward $0.0000070. SHIB traded near $0.00000627.

After a prolonged consolidation, SIREN broke out to a new all-time high at $0.36 before pulling back to $0.26. It was up 174.2% on the day and 241% for the week, with trading volume jumping 3294% to $42 million and market cap above $200 million. Large holders accumulated 700 million tokens over three days.

On Saturday, Feb. 7, on-chain data showed Shiba Inu recording a net exchange outflow of -212,479,300,000 SHIB as its price rebounded after a market-wide slump. The strong outflows indicate buyers are withdrawing more tokens from exchanges than are being deposited for sale, even as SHIB's rapid rally cools to a modest 0.85% daily gain.

SPX6900, an Ethereum-based memecoin parodying the S&P 500, has slid 51.95% over the past 30 days and is now retesting its 2025 swing low. It jumped 41.15% on 6 February alongside Bitcoin's 19.59% bounce, but heavy selling, reduced volume, and key resistance around $0.45 suggest cautious traders may use any rally as a chance to sell while monitoring BTC's direction.