On 10 and 11 February, large XRP holders transferred a combined 229 million tokens between unknown wallets, including one address ranked among the top 60 holders. These moves coincided with a 37% XRP rally from a bullish MACD crossover and a subsequent bull flag pattern, putting the $1.30–$1.32 support range and a potential extension toward $1.81 under close watch.

XRP is advancing in a Wave 4 relief rally after last Thursday's sharp sell-off pushed RSI to multi‑year lows, which CasiTrades interprets as possible capitulation. Price has already tested the 0.382 Fibonacci retracement near $1.52 and could extend toward the key $1.65 region, where multiple Fib levels converge. Failure to hold $1.65 as support may open the door to a final leg lower toward $1.09 or even $0.90, while a decisive break and retest above that level would improve the recovery outlook.

On February 11, 2026, analyst Michaël van de Poppe told his 819,500 X followers that Ethereum is showing a signal he links to 2020: ETH is down 30% while stablecoin transactions on Ethereum rose 200% over the past 18 months. He also pointed to MVRV readings suggesting undervaluation, with ETH at $1,947.56, down 2.99% in 24 hours.

According to AMBCrypto's analysis, Decred (DCR) fell 16% recently as investor sentiment weakened, with CoinMarketCap's Community Sentiment slipping from 74% to 71%. CoinGlass reported approximately $1 million in net outflows, while trading volume dropped 20% to $6.7 million, hinting at a fading downswing and a possible near-term recovery.

Over the past month, the XRP Ledger has overtaken Solana in on-chain real-world asset value excluding stablecoins, with roughly $1.756 billion versus Solana's $1.682 billion, according to RWA.xyz. The shift has been driven by a rapid increase in represented assets on XRPL, which concentrate value in a small number of institutional-style issuances rather than broad retail distribution. In contrast, Solana continues to lead in holder count and transfer volume, highlighting a trade-off between value concentration and network participation.

According to Santiment, the top 100 Pepe wallets accumulated a combined 23.02 trillion tokens during the October market downturn, while PEPE's market cap sits about 73% below its peak nearly nine months ago. A market commentator said PEPE remains below major moving averages, with $0.0000031 marked as key support and $0.00000726 needed to hint at a reversal. PEPE traded near $0.0000035 after a 4% daily drop.

Monad's MON token rose about 13% within 24 hours, supported by a 140%+ volume spike above $160 million, growing TVL near $628 million, and buzz around the Nitro accelerator. Despite this strength, MON is trading in a sideways range between $0.01679 and $0.01979, with fading MACD and a CMF at -0.09 suggesting weakening momentum.

Ripple is reshaping the XRP Ledger to address institutional DeFi by combining stablecoin settlement, tokenized collateral and compliance controls, with XRP positioned at the core of this infrastructure. The strategy emphasizes regulated access, real-world asset tokenization and a permissioned DEX, as XRPL processes millions of daily transactions and hosts hundreds of millions of dollars in stablecoins.