Ether’s price rally paused just above $2,000 after facing strong resistance, leaving the $1,800 support area as a critical level. Onchain and technical metrics suggest that a decisive break below this zone could trigger a deeper decline toward targets below $1,500 in the coming weeks.

Bitcoin fell to about $65,950 after failing to hold the $70,000 area, while several analysts project the current bear phase could extend into late 2026. Based on on-chain metrics, past cycle durations and exchange reserve trends, they outline possible bottom zones between roughly $30,000 and $45,000, with some models clustering lows around the fourth quarter of 2026.

Ethereum rebounded above $2,000 after dropping below $1,800 on Feb. 6, leaving price up 18% since that dip. A sharp rise in 30-day realized volatility on Binance to 0.97 and an MVRV Z-Score in the historical accumulation zone indicate a potential local bottom while the $1,800–$1,900 trend support holds.

Bitcoin climbed back toward $66,000 after Tuesday's advance in United States equities, with tech and AI stocks leading the move. The recovery coincided with a positive flip in the Bitcoin Coinbase Premium Index and $258 million in ETF net inflows, signaling renewed demand from U.S. traders. Onchain data also shows Bitcoin's correlation with both the S&P 500 and gold at multi‑year lows, which some analysts say could precede substantial upside if the relationship normalizes.

XRP is tracing a bear pennant on its two-day chart after a sharp fall toward $1.12, leaving a potential path to $0.80 if the pattern breaks down. CryptoQuant data show more than 31 million XRP, worth nearly $45 million, were moved to Binance on Feb. 21 by large holders, creating notable sell-side pressure. An analyst has highlighted support around $1.22, warning that a decisive break below $1.20 could open further declines toward $1.11, $1 and possibly $0.80 in the coming weeks.

Bitcoin is on track for a fifth straight red monthly candle, with this month down 15%, according to CoinGlass. Analysts note that 2018/19 saw six red months followed by over 316% gains in five months, while 2022 delivered four red quarters and a 64% annual drawdown. Others on X argue the current setup is structurally different.

On Jan. 30, SOL slipped below a weekly head-and-shoulders neckline at $120, and on Feb. 6 it reached $67 as chart signals pointed to lower levels near $50–$60. Onchain MVRV bands place initial support around $73, while U.S. spot SOL ETFs have recorded frequent inflows, including $2.9 million on Tuesday.

XRP climbed from a 15‑month low of $1.12 on Feb. 6 to a recent high of $1.67, while still trading more than 60% below its multi‑year peak of $3.66. Onchain data, derivatives indicators and spot XRP ETF flows suggest the $1.12 level could mark a local bottom and raise the odds of a bullish reversal. Falling exchange balances, deeply negative funding, positive spot taker CVD and persistent ETF inflows together point to reduced selling pressure and returning demand.

Analysts and traders mapped key BTC levels around the 200‑week SMA at $68,300 and the 200‑week EMA at $58,400. Some say a daily close above $71,000 could revive upside, while sustained weakness risks tests of $65,000, $60,000 and possibly $52,500; a CME gap at $80,000–$84,000 remains a longer‑term upside magnet.