On February 15, Pi Network's Core Team reminded node operators to meet a compliance deadline, including running nodes on laptops or desktops or risk disconnection. PI rebounded after the market's decline, briefly surpassing $0.20 and still up about 40% for the week, while PiScan indicates daily unlocks could drop to under 6.2 million next month.

Pi Network’s PI jumped more than 40% over the week and trades near $0.19 after a 6% daily rise, while Bitcoin oscillates around $68,000 following a dip below $67,000. ETH added 2% to reclaim $2,000, and WLFI led daily movers with a gain above 17% to over $0.115.

On February 6, Bitcoin dropped to $60,000, its lowest since October 2024, then rebounded to $72,000 before failing at $70,000 yesterday and slipping below $68,000. Pi Network's PI turned higher toward $0.18 and moved back into the top 50 by market cap. BTC's valuation is $1.355 trillion on CG, with dominance under 56.5%.

XRP, Ripple's cross-border token, briefly jumped to over $1.65 before falling back below $1.50, wiping out most of its weekend advance. Analysts said this weekly price action formed a gravestone doji, a bearish candlestick pattern that previously preceded a 46% slide in XRP. One projection suggests the price could break below $1.00 and approach $0.80, while others view the move as a healthy pullback in a low-liquidity environment.

XRP spot exchange-traded funds in the US, including Canary Capital's XRPC, Bitwise's XRP, and Franklin Templeton's XRPZ, saw weakening net inflows over the past week even as cumulative flows stayed above $1.20 billion. Daily net flows fluctuated between modest gains and a notable $6.42 million outflow, while XRP's price rebounded from $1.11 and briefly topped $1.65 before pulling back to around $1.55.

In early October bitcoin traded above $126,000 before sliding below $100,000 by year-end, then dropping to $60,000 last Friday, a 52% fall from its peak. ChatGPT described this drawdown as a bear market by definition and assigned about a 35% chance that the $60,000 low is already in, with a more probable move toward $50,000–$52,000. The AI also mapped out less likely capitulation scenarios to the low-$40,000s or even below $35,000, while remaining optimistic about bitcoin's long-term resilience.

Bitcoin bounced back above $70,000 over the weekend after a February 6 plunge to $60,000, while Pi Network’s PI briefly spiked more than 35% past $0.20 before easing to about a 20% daily gain. XRP climbed 11% to retake $1.60, DOGE rose 18% to around $0.115, and PEPE added 25% as the wider market approached $2.5 trillion.

Over the past 24 hours, Ripple's XRP climbed 16% to above $1.65, marking its highest level since February 1. Analysts tracking the USD and BTC pairs describe recent candles as classic reversal patterns and suggest XRP may be decoupling from other large-cap cryptocurrencies. The token has rebounded nearly 50% from its February 6 local low above $1.10 after falling from $2.40 on January 6.

On February 14, 2026, analyst Captain Faibik said he added PI and forecast a 500% rally after the token gained about 10% to above $0.16 and moved 23% off its February 11 all-time low at $0.1312. The Core Team set a February 15 Mainnet node upgrade deadline, while PiScan shows daily unlocks averaging over 7.2 million through the next month, frequently topping 13.5 million by February 25.