XRP recently increased by 6% past $1.40 but may face a downturn, as analyst CasiTrades warns of a potential "dead cat bounce." She cites bearish momentum and highlights the need to break above $1.65 to avoid significant retracement.

Dogecoin (DOGE) once again came into the spotlight after Elon Musk revived the "DogeFather" image on the X platform. The post describes him in the style of a classic film character, replacing the familiar cat with an image of a Shiba Inu dog – the symbol of DOGE. The image was created by Grok Imagine

The crypto landscape in early 2026 is undergoing a massive “vibe shift.” The days of throwing money at any random ticker with a dog or cat on it are fading fast. Instead, we’re seeing the rise of the “Utility-Meme”—projects that use viral branding to onboard users into actually useful ecosystems.

Legendary trader Arthur Hayes claims that the current rebound in Bitcoin is merely a "dead cat bounce," pointing out its high correlation with the US SaaS software ETF has failed to decouple, and the rebound lacks sustainability. He warns investors to remain patient and analyzes cross-asset correlations, trading volume, and macroeconomic environment, reminding that a true bottom requires independent momentum to emerge.

Bitcoin has experienced months of downturns but has recently surged strongly, once again surpassing $73,000. Analyst Owen Lau believes that the market sentiment is warming and favorable policies are paving the way for a new bull market. However, some also warn that this rally could be a bull trap, and there are potential risks in the market. Overall, the cryptocurrency industry is facing a structural transformation.

The Happy Cat (HAPPY) coin inches towards record-breaking increase as the crypto asset today gained a remarkable 15.48% surge, according to a revelation disclosed by market analyst TIGER. Such unmatched performance has triggered heightened attention on the cryptocurrency, putting it on the radar

Bitcoin entered Feb. 11, 2026, walking a tightrope between hopeful rebounds and heavy-handed resistance. Priced at $67,131 with a market cap of $1.34 trillion, the cryptocurrency saw an intraday range between $66,351 and $69,876 and boasted a 24-hour trading volume of $46.24 billion. But despite th

Bitcoin Cash is struggling below $522, facing strong resistance and negative market sentiment amid increasing selling pressure. A short-term technical bounce may occur, but further declines towards support at $478.70 remain possible if bearish trends persist.

In brief Bitcoin is up 12% from the Friday low of $62,822, coinciding with a 70% uptick in the Coinbase Premium index. The recovery is a flashing signs of a textbook dead cat bounce, driven by short-covering and a squeeze, experts told Decrypt. Regional pressures eased after Japan's

Pickle Cat, based on multi-cycle experience, points out that the true winners in crypto are those who can preserve their gains. The key lies in consensus evolution, behavioral change, and long-term belief, rather than short-term price movements. The article "Fearless in Bull and Bear Markets: Crypto Survival Rules" received 2.33 million views on Twitter. Pickle Cat bought his first Bitcoin in 2013 and has gone through multiple cycles since then. He openly states that in this circle, "winning" is never defined by how much money you make. Everyone who has been involved in this space can at least make money once, no matter how inexperienced or how small their principal is; they can become temporary geniuses. "Winning" is about making money and, many years later, still being able to hold onto that money. It’s not a contest of who earns the most or who doubles their investment the fastest, but who can survive until the end. After 1011, he reflected on this with a few friends who have survived multiple cycles, beginning to ponder: