Bitcoin is trading at $63,922 on Feb. 28, 2026, at 8 a.m. EST, clinging to the 
mid-$60,000s after a bruising February drawdown. The narrative grew 
considerably more fraught as hostilities in the Middle East began commanding 
international attention. For now, bitcoin’s broader structure remains heavy, 
and the charts across multiple timeframes suggest that rallies continue […]

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Crypto analyst Sean Park has provided insights into how high the Dogecoin 
price could rise if Bitcoin reaches $200,000. This comes as DOGE continues to 
suffer massive selling pressure with BTC struggling to break key resistance 
levels. Dogecoin Price Could Reach $2.50 If Bitcoin Rallies To $200,000 In an 
X post, Park shared an insight about how the Dogecoin price could rally to 
between $2 and $2.50 if Bitcoin reaches around $200,000. Furthermore, DOGE 
could reach between $4 and $4.20 if there is an adoption catalyst, such as 
major franchises adopting the foremost meme coin. Related Reading: Aave 
Crosses $1 Trillion In Loans — No Bank Required Meanwhile, the analyst also 
cited predictions that the Dogecoin price could gradually rally to $10 if 
BlackRock files for a DOGE ETF by the next presidential election. A potential 
BlackRock ETF could drive massive inflows into the Dogecoin ecosystem, leading 
to a parabolic rally. Bitwise, Grayscale, and 21Shares currently offer DOGE 
ETFs. However, these funds have seen little demand, which failed to positively 
impact the Dogecoin price. SoSoValue data shows that February 2 was the last 
time these funds recorded daily net inflows. They currently boast total net 
assets of $8.39 million, which represents 0.05% of DOGE’s market cap. In terms 
of adoption, Elon Musk’s X is one of the major platforms where market 
participants speculate that DOGE could be integrated into the proposed X 
payments at some point. This is primarily because of Musk’s affinity for the 
foremost meme coin. Such a move could provide a major boost for the Dogecoin 
price as it would expand the meme coin’s utility. In the meantime, the 
Dogecoin price continues to face significant selling pressure amid the 
downtrend in the broader crypto market, led by Bitcoin. BTC struggled to break 
above $70,000 earlier this week following its rally to this psychological 
level earlier this year, leading to another corrective move. A Breakout Is On 
The Horizon For DOGE Crypto analyst Trader Tardigrade stated that a breakout 
for the Dogecoin price is coming with a contracting triangle loading. He noted 
that DOGE is squeezing tight between converging trendlines, with highs getting 
lower while lows are getting higher. The analyst added that a classic 
contracting triangle pattern is building up pressure. His accompanying chart 
showed that the Dogecoin price could rally to $0.16 by the start of next 
month. Trader Tarigrade is confident that this rally could happen, noting that 
this pattern typically resolves with a sharp breakout. He added that price is 
compressing, volume is dropping, and energy is strong, which could lead to a 
parabolic rally. Related Reading: Bitcoin Sell-Off Slows Down, But The Road To 
Recovery Is Long — Analyst At the time of writing, the Dogecoin price is 
trading at around $0.09313, down over 5% in the last 24 hours, according to 
data from CoinMarketCap. Featured image from Unsplash, chart from TradingView

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are useless and pointless, the reality is that the true value of crypto lies 
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As February comes to a close, it would be fair to say that the Bitcoin price 
has had one of its worst monthly performances in over two years. What’s 
worrisome is that the premier cryptocurrency doesn’t appear to be done, as the 
bear market roars on. Below are some of the relevant support levels to watch 
out for over the next few months. MVRV Bands Put BTC Bear Market Bottom At 
$51,558 In a recent post on the X platform, popular crypto analyst Ali 
Martinez identified two levels that could be crucial to the future of the 
Bitcoin price in the coming months. This evaluation revolves around the MVRV 
(Market Value to Realized Value) pricing bands. Related Reading: The 
Distribution Trap: Why Bitcoin’s Reserve Growth Proves Sellers Still Hold The 
Tape The MVRV pricing bands are an on-chain analytics tool that shows the 
different profitability levels of the investors of a cryptocurrency (Bitcoin, 
in this scenario). Typically, these pricing bands represent dynamic support 
and resistance levels, as they compare the current market price to the average 
realized value of all investors. Hence, the MVRV pricing bands can be useful 
in identifying potential market tops (in overheated conditions) and price 
bottoms (of undervalued assets). According to Glassnode data shared by 
Martinez, the potential bottom in the current Bitcoin bear market lies between 
$51,558 and $54,703. The purple line (which shows a -1 standard deviation of 
the MVRV ratio) represents a deep capitulation phase for the market and has 
always been a point of reversal for the Bitcoin price in past bear markets. As 
shown in the chart below, the price of BTC got rejected twice at this level in 
2022, during the thick of the crypto winter. At the time of publishing his 
post, Martinez revealed that the purple MVRV band stood at around $51,558. 
While this suggests that the $51,000 level could be the potential bottom of 
the current bear market, it is worth mentioning that the MVRV band could shift 
slightly downward as the price steadily falls. In the unlikely scenario that 
the Bitcoin price witnesses a turnaround at its current price point, it would 
have to contend with a key resistance level around $73,726. According to 
Glassnode’s MVRV pricing bands, the -0.5 standard deviation line represents an 
accumulation zone, where investors might look to offload their tokens once 
they break even. Ultimately, these MVRV pricing bands hint at the potential 
turning points for the Bitcoin price over the coming months. Bitcoin Price At 
A Glance As of this writing, the price of BTC stands at around $65,800, 
reflecting an over 2% dip in the past 24 hours. Related Reading: Ethereum’s 
Market Order Imbalance Hits Record Negatives: $1,850 Is Now The Line In The 
Sand Featured image from iStock, chart from TradingView

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