MemeCore fell 9.5% in the past 24 hours, with sentiment leaning bearish and its CoinMarketCap ranking under pressure. Spot volume shifted just 0.3% to roughly $5.82 million and holder counts dipped from 6,710 to 6,700, according to CoinMarketCap. CoinGlass flagged a 14.7% capital outflow and funding near neutral.

Ethereum slipped firmly below $2,100, shifting short-term momentum to the downside. The $2,300–$2,100 daily band has turned into resistance after failed reclaim attempts, with $1,700–$1,500 highlighted as the next support area. A higher timeframe fractal points to potential upside if price compresses and then breaks above the current range.

According to Crypto Patel in a recent post on X, SOL's slide from a high near $295 to about $67 after his $200–$250 exit zone has set the stage for a new long-term setup if $85 fails. He flags the $50- $30 FVG area as a potential next stop, while still mapping $1,000 by 2027 and $9,270 toward late 2029.

On October 28, 2025, T. Rowe Price filed for an actively managed crypto ETF that includes Hedera's HBAR alongside major-cap coins, with the SEC decision scheduled for February 26, 2026. While HBAR now fluctuates between $0.0818 and $0.1058 after dropping from $0.225, futures markets show heavy liquidations and negative funding, even as a separate Canary Capital HBAR ETF logged $949.12K in inflows on Wednesday.

Alibaba's KIMI model outlines end-2026 price scenarios for XRP, SHIB and PEPE, projecting XRP up to $8, SHIB toward $0.000059, and PEPE near $0.000098. The outlook references current prices of $1.41 for XRP, $0.000006187 for SHIB, and $0.0000042 for PEPE, implying potential gains of roughly sixfold, 850%, and 2,233%.

SWIFT plans to introduce a blockchain-based shared ledger for cross-border payments, bringing in HSBC, a bank already using Ripple-owned Metaco’s Harmonize platform, as a managing partner. This setup highlights XRP’s infrastructure footprint via HSBC while SWIFT explores a broader multi-chain model that could also involve assets like XLM and HBAR. The initiative reflects a push to merge traditional banking with crypto-native technologies under new messaging standards such as ISO 20022.

XRP has drawn about $150 million in new capital this year while Bitcoin and Ethereum saw roughly $1.5 billion in outflows. On Feb. 18, analytics flagged XRP sentiment reaching a five-week high, highlighting rotation away from the majors. Coinbase also began allowing XRP as collateral for up to $100,000 USDC loans.

Solana’s SOL climbed back above the $80 mark as on-chain engagement and transaction throughput reached fresh highs, with participants highlighting rising user and application activity. The price move followed a stretch of volatile trading, and traders cautioned that sustained demand and network stability will be key to confirming this recovery.