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.

Utility token PENGU rose 10.06% over the last 24 hours, rebounding 13.19% from a $0.0061 low on 12 February to about $0.0069. In the same week, Pudgy Penguins' NFT sales volume fell by just over 28% while the floor price stayed at 4.20 ETH. Despite the bounce, the 1‑day trend remains bearish.