On Thursday, February 19, XRP's price decline wiped out $5.61 billion from its market capitalization in less than 24 hours amid a broader cryptocurrency downturn. The token's value fell from $90.49 billion on February 18 to $84.88 billion, making it the largest daily loser among the 20 biggest crypto assets by market cap. Technical indicators show XRP trading below key moving averages with bearish funding rates and open interest, while support around $1.35 and resistance near $1.44 remain in focus.

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.

Uniswap's UNI token is sliding in price even as the community votes on expanding protocol fees to all remaining v3 pools on Ethereum and eight additional networks. The proposal would route collected fees to chain-specific TokenJar contracts, bridge them back to Ethereum, and burn UNI, while current market action shows key support near $3.38 and resistance around $4.24.

On February 19, 2026, Standard Chartered lowered its end-2026 price target for XRP to $2.80 from $8 and left its 2030 projection at $28. The bank also pared targets for Bitcoin to $100,000, Ethereum to $4,000, and Solana to $135 amid short-term market pressures.

On February 18, the Ethereum Foundation outlined its 2026 protocol priorities spanning scaling, user experience, and Layer 1 resilience. The plan targets pushing the gas limit toward and beyond 100 million and advancing blob capacity for rollups, proposer–builder separation, and a zkEVM attester client. Major changes are associated with upcoming forks such as Glamsterdam.

In August 2025, BeInCrypto said Peter Thiel held 7.5% of ETHZilla via Founders Fund; Securities and Exchange Commission filings from late 2025 indicate his stake fell to 0%. On February 18, 2026, Crypto Town Hall highlighted the full exit as Ethereum's slump pressured corporate treasuries and ETHZilla sold assets while exploring tokenized aviation exposure.

On Thursday, February 19, daily XRP perpetual funding rates fell nearly 80%, according to CryptoQuant. Open interest declined 5.35%, while the spot price traded near $1.42, down 3.66% on the day. Negative funding shows shorts paying longs, reflecting a bearish tilt in derivatives.

Solana (SOL) dropped below $82 amid heavier selling and fading risk appetite, signaling a fragile phase for price action. Liquidations are climbing as leveraged longs exit, and $80 remains a pivotal support, with $75 and $90 highlighted as key reference levels. A recovery would require reclaiming resistance in the mid-$80s to reduce near-term pressure.