According to crypto trader Surf, Dogecoin is showing a slight weekly RSI uptick against Bitcoin, a setup he says could precede a breakout in the DOGE/BTC pair. Over the past day, Bitcoin fell 4.85% to $63,219 while Dogecoin slipped 5.61%, before recovering to $0.09091 at press time.

Shiba Inu is forming an inverse head-and-shoulders on the 4-hour chart, with the neckline near $0.0000070–$0.0000072 and targets at $0.0000078, $0.0000085, and $0.0000090 if confirmed. After a more than 20% slide in 30 days, SHIB was $0.00000618, down 5.25% over 24 hours at publication, while analysts flag $0.0000060 and $0.0000058 as key supports.

Crypto analyst Javon Marks expects Shiba Inu could climb more than 400% to about $0.000035, citing a bullish RSI divergence while the token trades near $0.00000632. He also targets Ethereum at roughly $4,900, arguing that ETH’s price trajectory will be crucial for SHIB’s recovery, even as separate models project much milder SHIB gains through 2026.

Dogecoin trades at $0.09985, up 0.02% over 24 hours, while prediction-market pricing suggests a cautious 2026 ceiling near $0.16. Probabilities span 78% for $0.06, 55% for $0.16, and 33% for $0.20. Elon Musk said X Money remains in internal testing with an external beta expected soon, and social mentions rose 33%.

Dogecoin has rebounded about 47% from a key support region near $0.0375, marking a sharp recovery after prolonged downside pressure. A market analyst has outlined an accumulation zone between $0.06 and $0.08, with upside targets at $0.567 and potentially $1–$2 if bullish momentum persists. The bullish outlook could be invalidated if price falls below roughly $0.056 or posts a weekly close under the $0.06 area.

About 140 billion SHIB left exchanges in the last three days as the token's price steadied near $0.000006. SHIB traded around $0.000006372, posting a 6.47% 24-hour gain as holders shifted coins toward wallets or staking, reducing tradable supply. Volume spiked on the drop, then cooled as support emerged.

Ether extended a multi-day pullback, while a wallet linked to Fundstrat Bitmine bought 20,000 ETH worth about $41.98 million on Monday. Analysts flagged key thresholds at $2,100 and $2,000, with some watching $1,959 and even $1,500 as risk. At press time, ETH traded at $1,991, down 4.01% over 72 hours.

Bitcoin traded sideways for most of the week after a volatile month of broader crypto market weakness, slipping just over 10%. Veteran analyst Peter Brandt warned the price could extend its decline toward $42,000, while other market participants pointed to strong institutional buying during the recent dip and outlined upside targets up to $85,000. At press time, Bitcoin changed hands at $67,711, showing a 1.59% gain in the past 24 hours.

Shiba Inu's SHIB token traded sideways on Monday after a volatile week in which it dropped over 8% and revisited a key historical support area around $0.0000067. Lead developer Shytoshi Kusama used a Sunday YouTube update to urge the community to focus on long-term ecosystem building, including AI and blockchain initiatives, rather than short-term price swings. On-chain data showed 20.84 billion SHIB worth about $132,130 moving from OKX's hot wallet to cold storage, while analysts flagged the support zone as a potential springboard for future upside.