Cryptocurrencies fell for the third consecutive session on Wednesday, February 11, 2026, with Bitcoin dropping nearly 3% to test $66,000, now trading below the critical 200-week exponential moving average at $68,000 for the first time since the rally began. Ethereum declined 3.5% to $1,950, XRP fell 2% to $1.37, and Dogecoin collapsed 3% to $0.09 in its fifth straight down session.
Bitcoin closing below $66,000 would open the path to revisiting the October 2024 lows between $60,000 and $62,000, with a bearish target near $52,000 as measured by the 100% Fibonacci extension from September 2024. The lower boundary of this short-term setup is designated by February 6 minimums around $0.08 for Dogecoin and the zone between $1.26 and $1.12 for XRP, which represents minimums from the October crash and last year’s lows. Dogecoin is trading around $0.09, marking its fifth straight session of losses, with immediate resistance near $0.10 and the lower boundary around $0.08.
Cryptocurrencies declined for a third straight session on February 11, 2026, with Bitcoin slipping close to $66,000 after a nearly 3% drop, and trading below the critical 200-week exponential moving average near $68,000 for the first time since the rally began. Ethereum fell about 3.5% to around $1,950, XRP slipped to roughly $1.37, and Dogecoin dropped approximately 3% to $0.09 in its fifth consecutive session of losses, underscoring a broad risk-off mood across the market.
If Bitcoin closes below $66,000, it could open the path to revisiting the October 2024 lows near $60,000 to $62,000, with a bearish target near $52,000 as measured by the 100% Fibonacci extension from September 2024. The short-term setup is anchored by February 6 minimums around $0.08 for Dogecoin and the zone between $1.26 and $1.12 for XRP, reflecting minimums from the October crash and last year’s lows. Dogecoin trades near $0.09, with immediate resistance near $0.10 and a lower boundary around $0.08.
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