Shiba Inu rose about 5% amid heightened volatility, while Ethereum rebounded after dipping below $2,000 and is testing a local uptrend. Bitcoin saw a volume-driven bounce, including a roughly $50 million spike during the latest sell-off, leaving traders focused on whether it can stabilize by reclaiming nearby resistance.

According to the article, XRP Ledger recorded more than 773 million XRP in payment volume in a single day, highlighting a sharp rise in on-chain liquidity flows. While the token's price remains under pressure and below key moving averages, consistently elevated network usage may point to broader structural adoption that could later help stabilize market conditions.

Shiba Inu has recovered back above the $0.000006 level after a sharp breakdown, turning this zone into immediate support. The token remains below declining moving averages, and its broader trend is still bearish as traders watch whether consolidation above $0.000006 can hold. If SHIB maintains this support and forms higher lows, it may attempt a move toward nearby resistance, while a drop below $0.000006 could reopen the path to recent lows.

According to the article, Bitcoin is struggling below major support levels while gold attracts larger inflows amid heightened macro uncertainty. XRP has slipped into a strong downtrend toward the $1.30–$1.40 area with weakening on-chain activity, suggesting limited upside for now. Dogecoin is hovering near the $0.09 region at a crucial technical support, where oversold signals could enable a rebound if broader crypto sentiment stabilizes.

Crypto markets remain cautious as major coins struggle to reclaim momentum. Bitcoin trades below key moving averages with $64,000 highlighted as the next notable support, while $70,000–$72,000 is a recovery zone. XRP slipped toward $1.40 and is watching the $1.30–$1.40 range, and Shiba Inu faces continued pressure with a potential double-bottom setup.

Ethereum developers are preparing a major architectural change centered on EIP-8025 and an L1-zkEVM roadmap that introduces Optional Execution Proofs for block validation. A first breakout call on February 11, 2026 at 3:00 p.m. UTC will coordinate work across six areas, aiming to let nodes either keep full execution or verify zero-knowledge proofs to support higher activity while keeping validation more accessible.

According to U.Today, in recent sessions Shiba Inu steadied after a steep slide as buyers returned near local lows, hinting at a possible double-bottom setup. Ethereum recovered back above $2,000 following a sharp sell-off, while Dogecoin fell below $0.10 and traded around $0.09, with oversold readings suggesting only tentative relief.

On Feb. 9, Binance confirmed that its Secure Asset Fund for Users converted roughly $300 million in stablecoins into Bitcoin, lifting the fund's holdings to 10,455 BTC valued at about $734 million. The reserve, created in July 2018 as an insurance pool and now holding around $1 billion in crypto assets as of February 2026, also fulfills regulatory capital roles under the Abu Dhabi Global Markets framework.

Following an extended period of selling, XRP has recorded a bounce-related trading volume of nearly $991 million across major exchanges, hinting at a tentative return of risk appetite. Ethereum has reclaimed levels above the $2,000 psychological mark, while Shiba Inu is trading in one of its most oversold technical conditions in recent periods, suggesting that downside momentum may be easing.