Bitcoin fell on Monday after a volatile week, down nearly 6% over seven days as prices moved from around $78,000 to the low $70,000 range and roughly $100 billion in value was erased. NYDIG said a May 26 off-exchange block saw one party sell 29.21 million IBIT shares at $43.16, about $1.26 billion notional, taking a $1.01 discount and an estimated 2.3% execution cost (~$29.5 million). BTC was at $71,493 at press time, down 2.91% over 24 hours.

XRP held near $1.34 on Saturday after a rebound that started Thursday from a multi-month support area around $1.34. The move came as sentiment improved amid steep losses shown by the 30-day MVRV metric and a drop in $1M+ whale transactions from 157 to 67. Influencer YoungHoon Kim forecast XRP at $5–$10 this cycle, while other analysts discussed targets up to $17 and urged patience as XRP remains in a long-standing range.

Bitcoin traded mostly flat on Saturday after sliding to about $72,642 on Thursday, then hovering near $73,000—around 11% below its $83,000 peak. CryptoQuant founder Ki Young Ju said on Friday that on-chain conditions still resemble a bearish structure and, based on prior PnL drawdown patterns, the cycle could remain pressured until early 2027. Data cited in the report also points to slowing accumulation among whales and “dolphins,” alongside softer spot activity and weaker inflows into exchange-traded Bitcoin products.

XRP slipped on Wednesday amid a broader crypto sell-off that saw about $930 million in long positions liquidated over the past 24 hours. Santiment data shows XRP's 30-day MVRV fell to its lowest level since December 2020, while analysts highlighted $1.65 as key resistance and $1.10/$0.87 as major support zones. At press time, XRP traded at $1.29, down 2.76% over 24 hours.

Shiba Inu (SHIB) moved mostly sideways on Tuesday after a volatile week, with the token down nearly 4% over the past seven days. CryptoQuant data showed nearly 490 billion SHIB were withdrawn from centralized exchanges on May 24, while Coinglass reported SHIB futures flows fell 3131% in 24 hours with net outflows of $530,000. SHIB was last quoted at $0.000005609, down 1.25% over 24 hours, as analysts highlighted triangle and wedge patterns that could precede a larger move.

XRP traded largely flat on Saturday after a week marked by broad crypto selling, slipping nearly 8% over the past seven days. Exchange outflows climbed to about 57.6% while deposits eased to roughly 42.4%, alongside reports of about 4,300 new wallets created in 24 hours and whale accumulation topping 71 million XRP over the past week. At press time, XRP changed hands at $1.33, down 1.19% in the last 24 hours.

On-chain metrics show the XRP Ledger has set a new record for wallets holding at least 10,000 XRP, reaching about 332,230 addresses. XRP has moved mostly sideways, up nearly 3% over the past week, and was priced at $1.41 at press time after a 0.11% 24-hour dip. Analysts also pointed to key technical levels, including $1.49 as a potential breakout point and $2 as a possible near-term target if conditions support it.

Dogecoin traded in a tight range on Tuesday after a volatile week, and it is down nearly 2% over the past seven days. CoinGecko data shows DOGE's market cap has climbed to more than eight times the combined value of the entire NFT sector. Analysts also flagged technical signals and prior whale-activity data, while DOGE was last quoted at $0.1102, down 1% over 24 hours.

Ethereum traded sideways on Friday after a volatile week and was up about 1% over the past seven days. Fundstrat co-founder Tom Lee said ETH looks undervalued at current levels and reiterated a $22,000 target for 2028. At press time, ETH was $2,317, up 1.31% in the last 24 hours.