Solana has retreated from the $90 area and is now trading under $82, remaining below the 100-hourly simple moving average while facing resistance around $81 to $85. The current structure shows a bearish trend line on the SOL/USD hourly chart, with potential support emerging near $76, $72.50, $68 and then $60 if downside pressure continues.

XRP/USD extended its pullback after failing to clear $1.4650, trading below $1.3850 and beneath the 100‑hour simple moving average at the time of analysis. A descending channel places resistance near $1.3880, with support clustered around $1.340 and $1.30; a push above $1.40 could open $1.420–$1.450, while a close under $1.2920 risks $1.2650–$1.2250.

On 11 February, Ethereum faced two major bearish headlines, including a $72.5 million loss on a leveraged long and a 64 ETH gas fee transaction, yet its price stayed within a weekly consolidation range. At the same time, exchange balances fell by nearly 100k ETH and over 4.1 million ETH queued for staking, while daily transactions held near 2.8 million with gas fees under 0.2 Gwei. This combination of declining liquid supply and steady on-chain activity suggests that recent fear may be absorbed by bullish participants, turning the current range into a potential dip-buying setup.

On February 6, 2026, the 7-day average of Ethereum long liquidations on Binance reached about 9,000 ETH, according to CryptoQuant. ETH remains below $2,000 as volatility stays elevated and liquidity appears uneven. The report frames this as one of the longest stress periods since mid-2021, highlighting a prolonged deleveraging rather than a single capitulation spike.

In early 2026, XRP has been highlighted as a leading altcoin after a $50M settlement with the SEC and growing ETF inflows, while a popular XRPL developer outlines a possible path to $27 per token. XRP-based ETFs have attracted $1.23 billion of inflows and now hold $992 million in assets, yet the coin trades at $1.36 after a 37% monthly drop and signs of stress in derivatives markets.

JasmyCoin climbed 12.04% to $0.006009 while 24-hour trading volume spiked 204.96%, lifting its market capitalization to $297.11 million and driving the Vol/Mkt Cap ratio to 13.88%. Price now trades just under a key descending regression barrier near the $0.0096 supply zone, as exchange reserves, futures selling pressure, and open interest of $22.43 million all increase around this resistance area.

On Thursday, February 12, Aave Labs ran an informal survey on the "Aave Will Win Framework" to direct 100% of product revenue to the Aave DAO treasury. The proposal aims to make token holders the primary beneficiaries and address tensions with the DAO. Analysts noted the move could strengthen Aave's long‑term outlook.

Citi completed an internal tokenization proof-of-concept on Solana with PwC, according to X. Token Terminal reports the network handles about 3x more daily transactions than Ethereum, while DeFiLlama shows $6.36 billion TVL and roughly $3.72 billion DEX volume. Despite the activity, SoSoValue noted $8.89 million weekly SOL ETF inflows alongside a 11% price decline and total assets near $673.99 million.