Dogecoin (DOGE) rose about 2% on Monday and traded near $0.086, sitting just above a widely watched support area around $0.081. Analysts point to URPD on-chain positioning and recent whale accumulation of more than 200 million DOGE over the past week as signs of demand near that level. If $0.081 holds, DOGE could rotate higher inside its long-term channel, while a weekly close below it may shift focus to $0.058 and a separate signal watch near $0.08.

Citrini Research said Monday that Hyperliquid is a “compelling” investment, arguing the protocol produces cash flow while running a large token repurchase program. The firm said more than 90% of platform fees are routed to an Assistance Fund that buys HYPE on the open market, and noted HYPE was up over 8% in the past 24 hours as of 1:50 p.m. ET Monday.

On June 8, technical analyst ChartNerd outlined an XRP cycle comparison, arguing the current downturn has been less severe than prior bear markets and could still be forming a bottom before the end of 2026. He pointed to a nearly 70% drawdown from the July 2025 high of $3.65 and discussed Fibonacci-extension objectives of $8, $13 and $27 if a full cycle low is followed by accumulation and a later breakout.

Several analysts say Dogecoin could turn more bullish after its latest pullback, with one calling the dip a “generational entry” as volume picked up near the low. DOGE fell about 14% to $0.07763 and later rebounded to around $0.08529, alongside about $812.7 million in 24-hour volume and roughly $14.5 billion in market value. Traders are monitoring $0.099 as a potential confirmation level, while wallet data shows shifting supply shares across large holders.

Zcash (ZEC) slid from around $635 to roughly $303 after Shielded Labs disclosed a critical Orchard shielded-pool bug that had gone unnoticed since 2022. ZEC later rebounded to about $442 by Monday, June 8, though it remained down 19.7% over seven days and 26.2% over 30 days. Developers also proposed the Ironwood upgrade on June 6, while an analyst flagged $314 as a key level if a rising-wedge breakdown plays out.

Ethereum (ETH) bounced after dipping into the $1.5K area and has recovered toward $1.7K, but it still sits below the 100-day MA near $2.1K and the 200-day MA around $2.4K. Key upside checkpoints are clustered at $1.77K, $1.83K, and $1.92K, while $1.64K is highlighted as near-term support on lower timeframes. Sentiment remains cautious with the Coinbase Premium Index around -0.04, despite rebounding from roughly -0.15.

XRP has rebounded from the $1.10–$1.20 demand zone after slipping under the $1.30 support, but it remains below the 100-day MA (~$1.35) and 200-day MA (~$1.60) within a long-term descending channel. Bulls may need to reclaim $1.35–$1.40 to aim for ~$1.80, while the RSI near 33 suggests bearish momentum has eased without confirming a reversal. Against Bitcoin, XRP is around 1,820 SAT after holding 1,700 sats support, with resistance clustered near 1,850 sats and a potential next target near 2,000 sats.

Bitmine Immersion Technologies reported that as of June 7, 2026 it held 5,543,872 ETH—about 4.59% of the 120.7 million ETH supply—valued near $9.04 billion at current prices. The company said 4,718,677 ETH is staked at a seven-day annualized yield of 2.99%, with projected annualized staking revenue of $230 million, while chairman Tom Lee argued AI-driven flaw discovery could favor hardened networks like Ethereum.