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🫨 Analyst Who Predicted $XRP ’s 600% Rally Forecasts The Bottom And A Target Of $10 XRP’s current pullback has diverted attention away from short-term volatility and back toward the bigger picture on the chart. The cryptocurrency is now down by over 60% from its July all-time high, and the decline is showing signs of more downside. 🔸 Analyst Points To A New Accumulation Phase XRP’s recent price action has seen many analysts projecting a bottom where the decline might end. However, a technical analysis of XRP’s price action on the 2-week candlestick timeframe chart, which was posted on the social media platform X, frames the current XRP price action as an entry into an accumulation zone. According to the analysis, XRP has now corrected roughly 58% from its recent peak, placing it directly inside what he calls the first accumulation zone between $1.50 and $1.30. The outlook by Crypto Patel is that this area is not about catching an exact bottom but about building exposure gradually as the price stabilizes. Based on this, the analyst predicted that XRP’s decline will bottom somewhere between $1.5 and $1.3, and this is a great time to start buying slowly at these levels. However, Patel’s outlook also accounts for a deeper drawdown scenario. Should XRP lose the $1.30 region, then the next focus is in a secondary accumulation band between $0.90 and $0.70. Nonetheless, a move into that lower range would still not invalidate the bullish thesis. 🔸 The $10 Target Is Still In Play $XRP’s current price action is a far stretch from reaching $10, and that target seems out of reach at the moment. However, despite adopting a near-term caution, many analysts have not changed their long-term projections. Patel, for example, noted that his long-term target is $10. Although the $10 target remains the same, the analyst noted that buying at $3 or $2 is not ideal since there are opportunities for entries at $1.50-$1 during hard dips for much bigger returns. #XRP | #Ripple

📈 Bitcoin reclaims $70K in relief rally as crypto, stocks and metals bounce Bitcoin reclaimed the $70,000 level today after surging more than 11% by midday Friday, recovering from its steepest single-day drop since the FTX collapse. The leading crypto asset had plunged below $60,000 on Thursday before rebounding sharply. Ethereum climbed back above $2,000 after falling to $1,750, while Solana recovered to $86 from a low of $65. XRP rallied 22% to $1.50 after dipping below $1.14, with the broader crypto market retracing most of its losses from the previous session. Crypto-exposed equities also snapped back. Strategy shares surged over 21% to $130 after nearing a breakdown below $100 in Thursday’s after-hours trading, following the firm’s $12.4 billion quarterly loss announcement. Coinbase gained 10%, Galaxy rose 17%, and mining stocks Marathon and Cipher jumped 20% and 13%, respectively. Traditional markets staged a recovery from levels not seen since mid-December. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq were both up around 1.5% by midday. In commodities, gold climbed nearly 4% toward the $5,000 mark, while silver surged 8% to $76. Both remain well below last week’s record highs. Despite the broad bounce, some analysts warned this could be a short-lived relief rally, citing persistent macroeconomic headwinds and advising caution ahead of next week’s open. #BTC | #Bitcoin | $BTC | #Crypto

CURRENT MARKET CHANGES It is February 2026, and the cryptocurrency market is shrinking right now. This reminds investors that prices in this area change very quickly. The biggest assets, Bitcoin and Ether, have gone down to prices we have not seen in over a year. Bitcoin is the original digital currency and has lasted through hard times since it started in 2009, but the start of this year looks difficult. Bitcoin’s price fell more than 15% this week. This is its lowest point since November 2024. It is now down about 14% for the year and is roughly 39% lower than its record high from October 2025. HOW THE MARKET MOVES TOGETHER This price drop is not just happening to Bitcoin. It is affecting the whole market, and other big coins are falling even harder. Ether, which runs on the Ethereum system and launched in 2015, has dropped more sharply. Even though it is the second-largest cryptocurrency, its value fell more than 25% this week. That is the lowest it has been since May of last year. It is now about 54% lower than its record high from August 2025. This shows the risks investors take. These are digital assets used as money. They use code to secure transactions and control how many new coins are made. This system gives them value, but it also causes the price to go up and down a lot. To understand these changes, you need to look at more than just one week of data. If you compare Bitcoin, Ether, and XRP (which launched in 2012) on a long-term chart, you see a clearer pattern. When we track the growth since November 2017, we see that the leader changes often. At different times, each of these three has been the top performer. Right now, even with the recent drop, Bitcoin is in the lead. This history is important, especially for XRP, which used to be a much larger part of the market before new coins appeared. NEW WAYS TO INVEST The market changed a lot in 2024 when the SEC approved spot ETFs. This bridged the gap between digital wallets and regular investment accounts. In January 2024, spot Bitcoin ETFs became available from big companies like BlackRock and Fidelity. Spot Ether ETFs followed in July 2024. These products make it easier for people to invest in these assets using regulated methods. However, as the prices this week show, having ETFs does not stop the values from changing drastically.$BTC $ETH

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