Bitcoin traded in a narrow range on Wednesday before sliding into Friday, falling to about $63,000–$64,000 by early February 28 amid heavy selling linked to geopolitical tensions. Analysts highlighted a new 3‑day death cross and warned of historical precedents for drops of around 50%, while some on-chain and macro projections see bearish conditions potentially lasting into 2026 even as others point to Fibonacci support as evidence that the long-term uptrend is still intact.

Dogecoin is trading around $0.09738 after a 4.71% daily rise, but selling pressure still dominates below the $0.10 mark. On‑chain data highlight growing whale‑led sell orders between $0.089 and $0.093, while the RSI near 34 and trading below the Parabolic SAR indicate a persistent downtrend. Market participants are watching $0.103 as overhead resistance and $0.079 as the next important support area.

Bitcoin traded sideways after a sharp pullback, with its price dropping nearly 7% over the past week as it hovered around $68,880. On-chain analyst Willy Woo expects only a brief consolidation and warns the broader bear trend could extend until Q4 2026, with a typical bottom near $45,000 and potential downside to $30,000 in a severe macro shock. Other analysts pointed to leveraged whale losses, a bearish flag pattern with risk toward $45,000 below $63,000, and correlations with sliding U.S. stock futures amid heightened geopolitical tensions.

According to on-chain data, over 531 billion SHIB moved to exchanges within a single day, raising the prospect of distribution. At the time of writing, SHIB changes hands near $0.00000571, down 5.03% over 24 hours. Thin weekend liquidity and prices below the 26-period EMA keep bearish momentum in focus.

XRP moved sideways on Friday after a volatile week in the broader crypto market. On-chain metrics signaled heavy capitulation, while technicians outlined key areas to watch, including a flipped support/resistance level and a higher-timeframe demand zone. One extension target has also been highlighted for potential follow-through.

Bitcoin traded sideways on Friday after a sharp two-hour drop of about 4.5% to roughly $64,200, according to Santiment. Open interest fell to around $19.5 billion from the $38.3 billion mid-January peak, while BTC stood at $65,712, down 2.45% over 24 hours, as analysts assessed sentiment and risk.

Shiba Inu is retesting the 26-day EMA as overhead resistance while a fragile rebound faces selling pressure. The token trades around $0.00000599, down 6.33% over the last 24 hours, and recent volume of roughly 374 billion SHIB has not matched past breakout levels. Shorter-term EMAs lag longer-term trends and RSI remains neutral, keeping bias tilted lower.

Dogecoin jumped above $0.10 as a sharp bout of liquidations wiped out $1.57 million in short positions within a single hour. Over the last 24 hours, the price reached about $0.1038 with a 12.7% gain while total liquidations climbed to $5.14 million, most of them coming from overleveraged bearish traders.

Dogecoin is trading near $0.09330, up about 1.98% over the past 24 hours, after a dip to roughly $0.0911 and a rebound above $0.093. Bulls are defending the $0.093 0.236 Fibonacci area and eye resistance at $0.105, with $0.088–$0.089 and $0.085 outlined as key downside zones.