According to analyst Lisa N Edwards, Bitcoin's historical pattern memory and Fibonacci retracement behavior suggest this cycle may not bottom until prices drop below $40,000. Her chart-based study compares past cycle lows at the 0.786 and 0.86 retracement levels with the current structure, outlining potential downside zones between roughly $39,000 and $31,000 if the assumed October 2025 peak holds as the true high. Deeper targets such as a return to $20,000 are viewed in this framework as a break from Bitcoin's prior cycle dynamics rather than a continuation of the established pattern.

With XRP still trading below $1.5, one market analyst argues the token could eventually climb to $100, implying an increase of more than 6,500%. His thesis links XRP's long-term upside to the expansion of the tokenization market from $20 billion to a projected $200 trillion and to XRP Ledger's growing role in settling these tokenized assets. As tokenized real-world assets on XRPL have already risen sharply into the billions, the argument is that sustained demand and network activity could support a much higher XRP valuation over time.

CMT-certified analyst Tony Severino points to Bitcoin's monthly SuperTrend indicator as still signaling support, with BTC trading around the mid-$60,000 range. He notes that the one-month chart has not yet confirmed a sell signal, even after recent downside and a 14.8% drop in February from the monthly open. However, Severino cautions that past bear markets have often held this support for one to three months before breaking down and warns that historical Ichimoku data leaves room for a further 38% to 66% decline.

XRP has once again climbed back to the 0.00002168 resistance level on the XRP/BTC chart, a zone that previously preceded a roughly 40% weekly surge when broken. A crypto analyst known as Austin points out that during the last breakout above this area, XRP/USD went on to rally by more than 50%, setting a new all‑time high near $3.65. XRP now trades around $1.46 against the US dollar while attempting to regain $1.50, and analysts are watching to see if a renewed close above 0.00002168 could trigger another strong upside move.

Dogecoin has rebounded about 46.94% from an accumulation zone around $0.0375, with analyst Crypto Patel outlining upside targets between $0.567 and as high as $4 if bullish momentum continues. The move followed months of declines, and the analyst views any pullback from $0.113 toward $0.06–$0.08 as a potential long-term buying zone, while warning that a drop below roughly $0.056 could invalidate the bullish structure.

An X post by analyst Chiefy argues Bitcoin is echoing the post‑top structures from 2017 and 2021, implying a potential slide toward the $30,000–$35,000 range and possibly as low as $35,000. Glassnode reports 30‑day net flows for Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs have been negative for most of the last 90 days, while CryptoQuant flags larger whale BTC transfers to Binance, including roughly 12,000 BTC on February 6.

A market analyst highlighted $2.47 as the key resistance for XRP, arguing that a decisive reclaim could convert it into support and unlock a measured move toward $4.804. From a base near $0.50 to above $3.30, the last impulse gained about +600%, and the longer-term radar now includes $15+, subject to broader market conditions.

A well-followed crypto analyst, in an update shared on X, combines yearly, monthly and weekly Bitcoin cycles to outline a potential 20%–77% drawdown from the all-time high, with a more probable 34%–55% decline. The roadmap highlights pivot zones around November 19, December 22 and February 2, along with downside reference levels at $90,000, $72,000, $45,000 and $28,000, framing expectations for further volatility and a multi-stage recovery path.

Exchange-held XRP has dropped to about 1.7 billion tokens, a seven-year low, while the spot price remains under pressure. A new framework points to 2026 outcomes shaped by regulatory clarity, spot ETF demand, and XRPL adoption, with scenarios spanning peaks of $1.60 to $2.69. Tightening tradable supply and persistent ETF inflows could influence price discovery if sustained.