Optimism's OP token has suffered steep losses after Base decided to move away from the OP Stack toward its own unified stack, cutting into Optimism's activity and revenue. As OP trades at all-time lows, open interest has jumped by nearly 60% since 18 February while price dropped 29.3%, signaling heavy short positioning and intense selling. Technicals such as deeply oversold RSI and fresh lows on the A/D indicator leave room for a short-covering bounce toward the $0.14–$0.16 area, even as the broader trend remains bearish.

On 14 February, TRUMP rebounded into a $3.57–$4.09 supply zone to reach $3.64, then fell 7.14% to $3.38. Despite a week-long rise in 1-hour OBV, a rejection near $3.6 and RSI below 50 point to bearish follow-through toward $3.29 and potentially $3.07.

Ethereum has dropped under its key June 2025 swing low at $2,111 and has traded below this level for around 10 days, turning it into resistance. On-chain trends show more ETH moving into staking and long-term holders, while exchange reserves keep falling, pointing to supply consolidation even as the broader price trend remains bearish. Analysts note that price is likely to stay range-bound between $1.8k and $2.1k in the near term, with possible liquidity-driven moves toward $1.6k on the downside or $2.5k on the upside.

ZCash saw sharp swings, with ZEC climbing above $300 in recent days before dropping after Bitcoin rejection at $70.9k on 15 February 2026. Shielded supply has expanded to 30.24% from 11.25% in November 2024, alongside higher shielded transaction shares in August and October 2025. A key weekly support near $187 remains in focus.

According to recent technical analysis, a head and shoulders setup on Solana's weekly chart, combined with Fibonacci extension levels, projected downside targets near $47-$49 after a rejection around $252.9. On the daily chart, price imbalances at $95 and $110 and a bearish order block between $120-$127 now form major resistance, while SOL trades in a short-term range between $76.6 and $89.8 with $83.2 as a key pivot.

Polygon's POL pulled back after a sweep of the $0.119 area on 14 February, with the 1‑day trend still bearish. According to AMBCrypto, on-chain activity picked up and 25.9 million POL were burned, with more burns planned, yet near-term signals suggest further downside over the next 24–48 hours unless $0.119 flips to support toward $0.135–$0.1646.

ZCash rebounded from the $187.9 long-term support and has now broken above the $300 local resistance, while gaining 9.88% in 24 hours alongside a 25% jump in trading volume. Technical signals highlight key overhead levels at $320, $357, and the $365–$460 supply area, with liquidity clusters near $342 and $360 suggesting further upside before a deeper correction. However, overbought momentum indicators and potential rejection of Bitcoin near $70,000 could trigger consolidation or a pullback for ZEC.

Shiba Inu rose 10.35% in 24 hours as the wider altcoin market cap climbed from $683.58 billion to $735.46 billion. On-chain indicators such as rising mean coin age, muted age consumed spikes, and low dormancy suggest network-wide SHIB accumulation and limited profit-taking pressure. These signals support the possibility of further short-term upside, although the broader price structure remains bearish.

The crypto AI segment lost 30.28% of its market cap over the past month to $14.66 billion, but since Thursday, 12 February, Bittensor's TAO has rebounded 30.93%. Despite the short-term bounce with upside levels at $241.4 and $268.2, TAO's broader 1-day trend and indicators still point to a bearish structure unless it can close above $302.4.