Solana's SOL has dropped nearly 40% over the past month, briefly hitting about $77 before rebounding above $80. Analysts including Ali Martinez and Sjuul warn that resistance near $110 and a January 2022 sell signal raise downside risks, with key support at $76 and potential paths toward $53, $35, $23 or even around $4.

On February 17, Ripple’s ecosystem drew attention as Grayscale reported sustained client interest in XRP and highlighted its GXRP ETF with prior periods of strong inflows. Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin, launched in December 2024, has surpassed a $1.5 billion market cap and expanded institutional integrations. Over the past week, XRP traded between $1.35 and $1.66, with analysts divided between caution over a gravestone doji pattern and expectations of a potential move toward $1.80–$2 if key support holds.

Over the weekend, SHIB rebounded to $0.0000072, its highest level since late January, before sliding to about $0.000006596, down 3% in 24 hours. Analyst Ali Martinez says the token is pressing the $0.0000067 resistance and could surge 50% to $0.0000099 if that threshold turns into support. The rebound aligned with a broader meme coin uptick after news that X will enable stock and crypto trading from user timelines.

Ripple's XRP fell to almost $1.10 on February 6 before rebounding to about $1.55, and several AI chatbots now diverge on its prospects for next week. Two models see a move toward $1.60 or even up to $2 if strong catalysts emerge, while two others warn of a potential pullback toward the $1.24–$1 zone if key support levels give way.

On February 13, Pi Network’s PI advanced about 8% over 24 hours, nearly touching $0.15 as its market capitalization moved back above $1.3 billion following a recent all-time low around $0.13. The rebound follows a Core Team timeline for an initial node-related upgrade by February 15 and coincides with token unlocks peaking at 19 million before tapering below 5 million later in the month.

XRP fell sharply in recent weeks, dropping to almost $1.10 before rebounding to roughly $1.40. Exchange reserves on Binance have reached 2024 lows and spot XRP ETFs launched in November 2025 report strong cumulative inflows, while chart setups flag a potential breakout. An RSI near 72 underscores pullback risk amid a broadly bearish market.

On February 10, Ripple highlighted an expanded collaboration with UAE bank Zand to explore initiatives such as RLUSD support, and previewed its February 11 XRP Community Day. XRP-focused spot ETFs show cumulative net inflows above $1.23 billion, while XRP rebounded from a February 6 low of $1.11 to about $1.42, a 3% weekly gain.

Binance said it will add four new spot pairs—XRP/U, SUI/U, ASTER/U and PAXG/U—on February 10, with trading bots enabled the same day and zero maker fees for eligible users on XRP/U, SUI/U and ASTER/U. VIP users will receive zero taker fees on those pairs, while access will exclude residents of the USA, Canada, Iran, the Netherlands and other jurisdictions.

Over the past few days, Bitcoin has fallen to around $60,000 before recovering to roughly $66,400, while Ethereum briefly dropped near $1,750 and trades close to $1,900 with a weekly loss of about 30%. Analysts cite selling from large BTC holders, spot ETH ETF outflows, and on-chain metrics as factors supporting a bearish outlook, though some see extreme fear as a potential bottom signal. In contrast, Hyperliquid's HYPE token has surged about 60% in two weeks, helped by new developments, backing from Ripple, and record HIP-3 trading activity.