Samsung has now shown Galaxy S26 AI image generation speed that’s insane. The new teaser highlights that the “Galaxy AI has learned some new tricks” and that’s where things get a lot more interesting.
In a new teaser, Samsung spotlighted the AI image generation speed of the Galaxy S26 series. It seems a showcase of the EdgeFusion technology that works behind the scenes to let users edit and create images on the fly.
We are seeing a strategic shift in Samsung’s marketing strategy. The focus has quietly shifted from Privacy Display to Galaxy AI. The company has recently revealed the Galaxy AI Camera capabilities and AI editing tools.
Now, Samsung is displaying the feature in action. The video shows giving a text prompt that extracts within a few seconds. A man is seen sitting comfortably, and he gives a text prompt – “Add party animals.”
Source – Samsung
While it’s a showcase of the AI feature, the execution is shown live in the scene rather than a device mockup. Shortly after giving the prompt, the system adds living dogs at all the appropriate places, and they look literally real.
Samsung confirmed it comes under the “next level of photo editing.” EdgeFusion works inside, letting users generate images on-device. The execution time has been improved significantly, with edits made in a few seconds.
Galaxy S26 series is set to be unveiled on February 25 in San Francisco. The pricing is expected to remain unchanged stateside. Reservations are live, offering a free $30 credit, up to $900 trade-in savings and $5,000 giveaway.
The WLFI price just ripped 25% higher intraday and no, it wasn’t random. A so-called “golden ticket” style invitation for an event at Mar-a-Lago flipped sentiment fast, and traders wasted no time piling in. Momentum didn’t just tick up. It exploded.
Futures Volume Goes Parabolic
Futures activity spiked 225%, with volume reaching $921.63 million. Open interest surged 58% to $288 million. That’s not subtle positioning that’s aggressive exposure.
And when leverage floods in, liquidations follow. Over the past 24 hours, total liquidations hit $2.34 million. Shorts took the bigger hit at $1.69 million, while longs saw just $649.33K wiped out. That imbalance tells you exactly who got squeezed as the WLFI price squeezed higher.
Well, here’s the kicker. On-chain data also showed a spike in daily active addresses. Most likely tied to the Mar-a-Lago event buzz, which features 38 speakers on the panel. Whether it delivers “market-shaping insights” or not, perception alone was enough to spark intraday demand.
Whales Accumulate, Exchanges Drain
Behind the scenes, bigger players appear to be stepping in. The 10 million-to-infinity holder cohort has been trending upward, suggesting whale accumulation during this surge. At the same time, exchange outflows flipped inflows which is never a neutral signal. Tokens are moving off platforms, not onto them.
That shift matters. It suggests the 25% move may not be purely speculative froth. If supply keeps tightening on exchanges while demand spikes, the WLFI price chart could reflect that imbalance quickly. But let’s be real. Intraday hype doesn’t automatically equal sustainable trend.
Key Levels on WLFI Price Chart
Technically, a wedge pattern is in play on the daily timeframe. The $0.100 zone has emerged as a key demand area, showing intraday support and reclaiming the 20-day EMA in the process.
If bullish momentum continues, clearing $0.140 becomes critical. That level dynamically aligns with the 50-day EMA band and could open the door toward $0.160 by month’s end.
So what’s next? Short term, the WLFI price prediction leans constructive as long as $0.100 holds. But zoom out, and the longer-term outlook still depends on broader demand expansion.
The event could be a catalyst or just a spark. Either way, for now, the WLFI price isn’t moving quietly.
The Bitcoin price is hovering in a range of $60K to $70K and quietly sketching a structure that feels eerily familiar. If this is a bullish divergence phase like the one after the 2021 crash, then the current Bitcoin price prediction might frustrate impatient bulls more than outright bears ever did.
First Top Shock Repeats
Based on an analyst theory, March 2021 gave us the first major top. Because at this time, the momentum overheated. Retail was euphoric. RSI stretched thin. Then the sharp correction arrived.
Fast forward to December 2024, First time the 2021 Ath was flipped. This became the first top of this cycle, after 2021 crash.
Then second top came in October 2025 when 126K was reached. Now in 2026, the structure is uncomfortably similar.
Markets cool off after vertical expansion. That’s not drama, it’s mechanics and how BTC price action has been. The level it holds points to two main theories, first failure to hold $60K and market crashes more and second it repeats what it did afterwards 2022.
Therefore, if price avoids slipping under $60K while forming a bullish RSI divergence, it would resemble the 2022 reset phase that followed the 2021 crash. Not identical. But close enough to raise eyebrows.
Second Peak, Weaker Momentum
Lets have a look at follow up momentum after each primary bullish rallies. In march 2021 the primary rally marked first top and October 2021 showed a follow up momentum that delivered the second top. It looked strong. It felt bullish.
But momentum was already weaker than the first peak. Then came those slow, grinding weeks of red candles.
Now if we look at October 2025. Then its second top again and like previous history the next RSI divergence seems like an option.
Since, history doesn’t replay perfectly. Still, it tends to rhyme and this one feels almost scripted only if $60K isn’t lost.
The Boring Base Phase
Similar to 2022 exhaustion phase where momentum was range bound which is often called boring phase.
Now this phase in 2026 seems like a possibility. As weekly RSI is hovering near zones that previously marked exhaustion again.
But this is boring phase that tests investors patience and filters out weak hands. So it isnt this easy to look at fireworks in BTC price.
This is the part nobody enjoys. Compression. Sideways drift. Narrative fatigue. But structurally, this is where long-term cycles tend to rebuild.
Well, here’s the kicker. The previous peak-to-new-ATH cycle took roughly 30 months. From the 2021 top to the 2024 breakout, so the key player here was time, not hype ans neither was the catalyst.
If the same rhythm applies from the October 2025 second top, then that stretches meaningful expansion toward 2027–2028 and most of the 2026 could pass in compression.
Even the projected $120K to $130K zone wouldn’t arrive tomorrow. It would arrive late, if we look at history.
So, what’s next? If history’s cadence holds, the Bitcoin price may simply be grinding through its “base-building” chapter. No collapse. No instant moonshot. Just time doing what it has always done to Bitcoin/USD compress first, expand later.
And if this cycle truly isn’t different, then the real Bitcoin price analysis suggests breakout might be delayed, not denied.
Samsung builds the most secure Android phones on the planet, yet its newest “Secure Chat” feature is not coming to Galaxy devices. It is for employees only.
Trusted news outlet Korea Herald reports that Samsung Electronics and other major Samsung Group affiliates have quietly rolled out a Secure Chat mode inside their in-house messaging platform to stop leaks.
Samsung Secure Chat mode
The feature arrives after multiple internal meeting materials, including executive-level instructions, surfaced on anonymous platforms like Blind almost in real time.
Once a chat room is marked Secure Chat, copy and paste is blocked. Message forwarding is disabled. Screenshots cannot be taken. Chat records cannot be saved to a personal PC.
Every protected room is clearly labeled, leaving no ambiguity about the restrictions in place. The controls operate at the system level, which means employees cannot bypass them with casual workarounds.
Samsung’s internal notice frames it as a dual mission: protect sensitive business information and shield employee privacy. The logic is simple: if redistribution is technically impossible, leaks become exponentially harder.
The irony will not be lost on Galaxy fans. Samsung Knox remains one of the strongest mobile security platforms in the consumer market, yet this highly restrictive chat protection is walled off from the public.
It turns out the underlying technology could easily align with One UI’s security stack. A future Galaxy S-series update could, in theory, introduce a consumer-facing Secure Chat toggle inside Samsung Messages or a partner app.
Samsung Galaxy phones are finally getting a new Google Play system update. Following the release of the One UI 8 update, Galaxy devices were stuck on older versions.
Samsung phones running One UI 8 have started receiving a new Google Play system update. The latest release installs the January 2026 version, which elevates Google Play and several core Android functions and security.
On the Google Play services side, three updates rolled out across the month.
The biggest quality-of-life addition is the ability to view transactions from other devices and online purchases made with virtual card numbers, right from Google Wallet. Wallet also gained the ability to create digital IDs on demand.
For anyone under 18, there’s now support for signing into Android Automotive devices under certain conditions, something that previously wasn’t possible at all.
Security got a notable bump too, with NFC security keys that support the CTAP2 standard now usable for account authentication across phones, tablets, TVs, cars, PCs, and Wear OS.
Your device can now back up logs in a way that’s tamper-resistant and limits who can access them. Data transfers between devices also got a compatibility improvement, and the supervision opt-out process was updated.
The Play Store saw a few smaller but noticeable tweaks.
Search results now collapse subtasks under the “Organized by AI” section. Game achievements can update in real time within the store. Besides, prize selection for certain promotions now lets you pick from multiple options.
Android System Intelligence added new language support for Message Armour. Android WebView shipped two updates (versions 144 and 145), both bringing the usual security patches, bug fixes, and new tools for developers building apps.
Here’s everything new in GPSY January 2026:
Android WebView v145 (2026-01-28)
Improvements to security and privacy and updates for bug fixes.
New developer features for Google & 3rd party app developers to support functionality related to displaying web content in their apps.
Important: Some features may be experimental and available to certain users.
Google Play services v26.03 (2026-01-26)
Account Management
[Wear] New developer features for Google and third party app developers to support Account Management related processes in their apps.
[Auto] With this update, Google Accounts for users under 18 that were unable to sign in to Automotive devices before can now sign in when specific conditions are met.
Security & Privacy
[Auto, PC, Phone, TV, Wear] This update allows account authentication through NFC security keys that support CTAP2.
Utilities
[Phone] You’ll get an improved compatibility when you move your data across devices.
Wallet
[Phone] You can now create digital IDs when needed.
[Phone] Bug fixes for Wallet related services.
Google Play Store v49.9 (2026-01-26)
[Phone] This update collapses subtasks in Organized by AI section in search results.
Android System Intelligence B.21 (2026-01-22)
[Phone] Message Armour new languages support; Maintenance changes.
Private Compute Services B.21 (2026-01-19)
[Phone] Maintenance changes.
Google Play services v26.02 (2026-01-19)
Account Management
[Phone] This feature updates the opt-out of supervision process and may require parental approval.
Developer Services
[Phone] New developer features for Google and third party app developers to support Location & Context related processes in their apps.
Device Connectivity
[Wear] This update adjusts text and icons in backup settings on Wear OS devices.
Security & Privacy
[Phone] With this new feature, your device securely backs up logs with privacy protection and tamper resistance, and limits access to the user.
System Management
[Auto, PC, Phone, TV, Wear] Bug fixes for System Management & Diagnostics related services.
Google Play Store v49.8 (2026-01-19)
[Phone] Adds support for real-time updates of unlocked game achievements in the Play Store.
Google Play services v26.01 (2026-01-12)
Developer Services
[Phone] New developer features for Google and third party app developers to support Location & Context related processes in their apps.
System Management
[Auto, PC, Phone, TV, Wear] Updates to system management services that improve Stability.
Wallet
[Phone, Wear] You can now view transactions from other devices and online purchases that use virtual card numbers.
Google Play Store v49.7 (2026-01-12)
[Phone] Allow users to select from multiple prizes instead of receiving a single one.
Android WebView v144 (2026-01-07)
Improvements to security and privacy and updates for bug fixes.
New developer features for Google & 3rd party app developers to support functionality related to displaying web content in their apps.
Important: Some features may be experimental and available to certain users.
Samsung’s One UI 8.5 Beta is still fresh on the Galaxy S25 series, yet attention is already drifting to One UI 9 user interface. That’s the nature of this ecosystem; the moment one beta stabilizes, whispers about the next major version begin.
Fresh images shared by TarunVats suggest One UI 9, which is expected to run on Android 17, could further improve the One UI 8.5 user interface.
The leaked Quick Share interface shows a more compact floating bar at the bottom. The tabs appear rounder, tighter, and visually more integrated with the overall layout. It is a small tweak, but it looks more refined than ever.
The bar does not just float; it almost blends into the content layer, creating a subtle sense of depth. A slightly slimmer, more rounded bottom bar frees up vertical real estate. It also adds a level of sophistication that feels closer to Samsung’s design.
That said, this is reportedly an early internal build. Samsung is known to pivot hard based on beta feedback. Features get toned down, shapes get flattened and animations get simplified.
Screenshots courtesy Tarun Vats, via SamMobile
The latest One UI 8.5 Beta introduced a subtle but meaningful visual shift. In a major design shift, the company has replaced the old rectangular bottom bars from One UI 8.0 with floating, pill-shaped tabs.
Samsung could double down on the rounded aesthetic. Or it could partially revert if usability concerns pop up. One UI 9 is widely expected to debut alongside the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Z Flip 8 in the second half of the year.
India is not just a volume story anymore. It is quietly becoming a premium story. With Samsung facing a demand slowdown in the West, India looks like an impressive opportunity for the future.
According to EDaily, Samsung India posted revenue of 18.41 trillion won (around $12.7 billion) in 2025, with net profit hitting 1.54 trillion won (roughly $1.06 billion).
That is roughly 8 percent top-line growth and nearly 10 percent bottom-line growth year on year. In this climate, that is not a rounding error; that is momentum. That said, twenty trillion won in annual revenue is now within reach.
Counterpoint Research reported that smartphones priced above 30,000 rupees made up 22 percent of total shipments last year, an all-time high; an 11 percent jump in just one year. Samsung held 22 percent of the market by revenue.
Home appliances tell a similar story
Mordor Intelligence expects India’s major home appliance market to grow from about 54.6 billion dollars this year to nearly 72 billion dollars by 2031.
Samsung entered India when the country’s consumer electronics market was still forming. It stayed through currency crises, tax reforms, and brutal price wars. Now, as Western demand cools, that long patience looks more like foresight.
An industry insider noted, “Samsung Electronics has built an ecosystem spanning home appliances and smartphones through AI, giving it an advantage in targeting emerging markets,” adding, “India is likely to become a breakthrough for the home appliance and TV markets, which are facing structural downturns.”
Samsung just confirmed a massive benefit for its fans. Galaxy S26 buyers will get free double storage upgrade. The company has silently sweetened its reservation benefits in India, adding the storage upgrade freebie.
Galaxy S26 series – Free storage upgrade
Samsung’s storage upgrade promotion doesn’t need explanation. It’s pretty famous among the Galaxy fans worldwide. Despite DRAM and NAND flash costs skyrocketing, Samsung is keeping the famous perk alive.
Galaxy S26 buyers can purchase the 512GB variant while still paying for the 256GB. The Ultra version will be available in a 1TB model as well. That said, you can score 1TB by paying for the 512GB variant in India.
At present, the freebie is confirmed for India. Samsung should bring it to fans around the world, regardless of markets. It’s a silent engine that pushes the sales of newly launched Samsung flagship smartphones.
Source – Samsung India
Earlier, Samsung confirmed three major perks upon reservations. If you preorder the new Galaxy phones, you get an assured voucher worth INR 2,699. Lucky consumers win up to INR 5,000 voucher and entry in an INR 50,000 giveaway.
Value lock-in is a new promo added to the India store. It lets you lock in the exchange price of your current device. If you enroll for the program via WhatsApp, you will be able to grab the full exchange value during preorders.
Google I/O 2026 is official; keynotes are set for May 19 and 20 and Samsung fans typically watch from the sidelines.
For years, I/O has felt like a Pixel-first show. Google builds it, Pixel debuts it, and everyone else adapts later. Galaxy users get the features, but not the spotlight; meanwhile, this year feels different.
The reason is simple: AI, XR, and deeper platform control. All three directly affect One UI, Galaxy AI, and Samsung’s next hardware cycle. If you own a Galaxy device, this keynote is not just background noise; it is early intel.
Android 17
Google pushed the first Android 17 Beta on February 13. As expected, it tweaks system defaults, improves navigation behavior across foldables and slabs, refines color profiles, and adds smarter device pairing.
The bigger narrative is design direction. Rumors suggest Android 17 may experiment with a more “liquid glass” aesthetic. Think softer layers, more depth, more translucency. Google rarely lands a final look in Beta form.
Image – Google I/O 2026
One UI historically absorbs Google’s visual cues and reshapes them with Samsung’s own design language. Expect the One UI 9 to take whatever Android 17 experiments with and refine it for Galaxy foldable phones.
Gemini
At I/O 2026, Gemini will dominate the stage. Expect tighter integration across apps, Chrome, and possibly even more cross-device continuity.
If Google announces expanded Gemini APIs or new on-device AI capabilities, the Galaxy S26 series could be first in line to take advantage. If Gemini becomes more context-aware across apps, Samsung can localize that experience inside One UI.
Gemini integrating with Apple’s ecosystem this year shows Google is platform-agnostic when it wants to be. Expect Samsung to further differentiate Galaxy AI, even if Gemini powers part of it.
XR
Google will likely provide updates on Android XR.
I/O 2026 kicks off at 10 a.m. PST on May 19 at Shoreline. The keynote will be livestreamed, talking about AI, Android, Chrome, and cloud initiatives. For the Samsung fans, this is not just Google’s show, but a preview of the next upgrade cycle.
Samsung has started teasing what could be the most software-heavy camera shift in Galaxy history. Galaxy S26 series keeps the majority of the camera hardware unchanged, and the 2026 upgrade is realized by AI features.
Ahead of Galaxy Unpacked on February 25, 2026, in San Francisco, Samsung is previewing a unified Galaxy AI camera experience for the Galaxy S26 series.
The pitch is simple on paper: capture, edit and share in one frictionless flow. No jumping between apps, nor exporting files just to fix exposure or crop out distractions. Every brand says something similar, but Samsung is adding a twist.
Samsung describes it as a multimodal system, meaning you can interact with the camera and editing tools more naturally, whether that is through text prompts, context-aware suggestions, or smart post-processing.
Galaxy S26’s biggest camera upgrade
Galaxy S26 will allow users to turn a bright daytime shot into a convincing night scene. Not just darken the frame, but rebuild it with realistic lighting and atmosphere.
It can also restore missing details in photos, which suggests aggressive computational reconstruction when highlights are blown out or shadows are crushed.
There is also multi-photo merging, combining several shots into one final image directly on the device. These tools are apparently powered by Samsung’s new EdgeFusion technology.
Samsung appears to be betting that software, not silicon alone, will carry the Galaxy S26 camera story. It is a clear signal that the company sees AI-driven post-processing as its edge against rivals.
If the company nails the unified flow, where capture, AI enhancement, and sharing feel like one continuous motion, it could reduce friction in a way that matters more than a few extra megapixels ever will.
We will see the full end-to-end Galaxy camera experience next week at Galaxy Unpacked in San Francisco.
Samsung Galaxy S26 series is equipped with creative AI capabilities. Galaxy Unpacked is set to be held next week. Meanwhile, Samsung has now previewed some of the upcoming Generative AI features of the devices.
Galaxy S26 series features the most cohesive camera experience. We will discuss the potential camera upgrades in a different post. Samsung revealed so much about the camera improvements of the new flagships.
Samsung released three videos that display image editing, including AI (artificial intelligence) generation. While the company stayed silent on the tech, the new editing experience is powered by EdgeFusion technology.
EdgeFusion solution is the key driver behind Galaxy S26’s upgraded AI editing experience. It ensures on-device AI image editing and generation. The execution time is merely seconds, elevating your everyday experiences.
In the videos released, Samsung showcased fixing missing objects, generating objects and transforming pictures. These creative capabilities once required professional skills or hours of editing.
Samsung says such editing is now possible on the new Galaxy phones in minutes. Beyond that, the entire system is supported by Natural Language, meaning you can ask the phone what to do in your own words.
The first video shows Galaxy AI bringing back an eaten bite to the cupcake in seconds. The picture doesn’t lose its aesthetics, feel, or shape, all natural.
Another video previews the AI-powered Sketch to Image generating a UFO in the sky. A simple sketch in the sky shot has turned into a real element.
Lastly, a picture of a dog has turned into a beautiful sticker pack. It not only keeps the primary aesthetics at the center but also generates stickers in different poses and moods.
Analysts predict PEPE could reach $0.0000539 by 2026.
Long-term forecasts suggest potential highs of $0.0002733 by 2030.
Pepe Coin (PEPE), the memecoin inspired by the iconic frog meme, has rapidly become a standout in the crypto world. Ranked just behind Dogecoin and Shiba Inu, PEPE’s explosive rise—boasting gains of over +130325085.96% from its all-time low—has captured investor attention globally.
As it maintains its position among top memecoins, many are now asking: Will PEPE price go parabolic by the end of 2025? In this article, explore CoinPedia’s in-depth PEPE coin price prediction for 2025, and discover long-term forecasts that look ahead to 2030.
PEPE’s price has faced challenges due to low liquidity and cautious investor sentiment, a trend that has continued into Q1 2026. A price increase is possible in the remainder of Q1 2026 if new capital enters the market, especially given the recent tightening of the PEPE/USD trading range. However, if this influx of capital does not occur, a decline toward $0.00000120 could be likely.
PEPE Price Prediction 2026
PEPE’s price has struggled in Q4 2025 due to low liquidity and cautious investor sentiment. This has continued in January 2026, and February is following that cautious investor, too.
The broader market is in an extreme fear phase, and prices are collapsing. However, if new capital flows in, a price rise is likely in the rest of Q1 2026, as this outlook is supported by a tightening trading range, which indicates a potential breakout more than ever. The PEPE price has faced challenges for several months, falling short of the expectations set by experts and investors alike, primarily due to an overarching risk-off sentiment within the memecoin space.
However, it’s essential to acknowledge that the current low market liquidity and cautious investor behavior have kept new capital on the sidelines amid a series of bearish trends.
Nevertheless, it is also a fact that entering the crypto market through memecoins remains one of the most accessible and easiest methods available. Therefore, should new liquidity begin to flow in, we can undoubtedly anticipate a bigger rise in PEPE’s price. Q1 2026 stands out as an ideal timeframe for this potential resurgence, and the compression of the falling wedge shows compression of the trading range that confirms the effectiveness and reliability of these trendlines that have been containing the price of PEPE since 2025, and the odds of a rally to pop out soon have greatly risen.
But, if it fails and collapses, then a decline toward $0.00000120 is expected, where we saw a rally sprouting back in early 2024.
PEPE On-Chain Outlook
As per the metric “90-day Spot Taker CVD”, the cumulative difference between market buy and market sell volumes has turned positive and is increasing, indicating that high-conviction traders are aggressively market-buying PEPE rather than waiting for passive fills at lower prices.
This aggressive participation is a hallmark of a robust accumulation phase, in which market demand begins to outpace available liquidity, often serving as a precursor to a volatile price expansion.
Given that similar green clusters on the historical chart preceded significant rallies in mid-2024 and mid-2025, the current uptick suggests that “smart money” is positioning for a major move as the asset stabilizes near its current support levels in January 2026.
PEPE Price Prediction 2026 – 2030
Year
Potential Low ($)
Potential Average ($)
Potential High ($)
2026
0.0000179
0.0000359
0.0000539
2027
0.0000269
0.0000539
0.0000809
2028
0.0000404
0.0000809
0.0001214
2029
0.0000607
0.0001214
0.0001822
2030
0.0000910
0.0001822
0.0002733
This table, based on historical movements, shows PEPE price to reach $0.0002733 by 2030 based on compounding market cap each year. This table provides a framework for understanding the potential PEPE price movements. Yet, the actual price will depend on a combination of market dynamics, investor behavior, and external factors influencing the cryptocurrency landscape.
Pepecoin Price Forecast 2026
Our PEPE price prediction suggests that the price of PEPE in 2026 might range between $0.0000179 and $0.0000539, with the average price of the meme coin at $0.0000359.
Pepe Coin Price Prediction 2027
For 2027, we predict that the price of PEPE could range between $0.0000269 and $0.0000809, and the average price of the meme coin is expected to be around $0.000539.
Pepecoin Price Targets 2028
As per our Pepe Coin Price Prediction, in 2028, the price could range between $0.0000404 to $0.0001214, with the average price of the meme coin at $0.0000809.
Pepecoin Price Projection 2029
For 2029, the price of PEPE could range between $0.0000607 and $0.0001822, with the average price of the meme coin expected to be around $0.0001214.
Pepe Coin Price Prediction 2030
Based on our Pepecoin price forecast, the price of PEPE in 2030 might range between $0.0000910 to $0.0002733, with the average price of the meme coin predicted to be around $0.0001822.
PEPE Coin Market Analysis
Firm Name
2026
2030
Changelly
$0.0020
$0.015
CoinCodex
$ 0.000026
$ 0.000047
Binance
$0.000014
$0.000017
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FAQs
How much is Pepe coin worth?
The current price of Pepecoin is $ 0.00000440.
What factors could drive PEPE’s price growth in the coming years?
PEPE’s price depends on meme coin market sentiment, liquidity inflows, social media trends, and broader crypto cycles rather than fundamentals alone.
Is PEPE a high-risk investment compared to other cryptocurrencies?
Yes. As a meme coin, PEPE is highly volatile and sentiment-driven, making it riskier than utility-based cryptocurrencies with real-world use cases.
How does PEPE compare with Dogecoin and Shiba Inu?
PEPE competes mainly on community hype and trading momentum, while DOGE and SHIB benefit from longer histories and broader ecosystem support.
What is PEPE price prediction for 2026?
PEPE could trade between $0.0000179 and $0.0000539 in 2026, depending on meme coin demand, liquidity inflows, and overall crypto market momentum.
What is PEPE price prediction for 2027?
In 2027, PEPE may range from $0.0000269 to $0.0000809 if bullish sentiment and retail participation remain strong across meme coins.
What is PEPE price prediction for 2028?
PEPE’s price in 2028 could move between $0.0000404 and $0.0001214, driven by broader market cycles rather than project fundamentals.
What is PEPE price prediction for 2030?
By 2030, PEPE could reach up to $0.0002733 in optimistic scenarios, though prices will remain highly sensitive to market sentiment and risk appetite.
Price predictions for 2026 range from $0.80 to $4.15.
Long-term forecasts suggest ONDO could reach $9.30 by 2030.
ONDO Finance in the RWA sector is a hot topic, investors are closely eyeing its future potential. Especially as its native token ONDO continues to build credibility and momentum through high-profile developments.
Moreover, Ondo Finance is known to be a leading RWA provider on the Solana chain and it is witnessing growing institutional interest, ONDO has solidified itself as a major player in the Real World Asset (RWA) space.
With such attraction, the ONDO price prediction 2026 is what analysts and retail investors are intrigued about. But how far can it go from here? Let’s dive into the detailed ONDO price forecast from 2025 to 2030.
ONDO/USD has been declining since early 2025, reaching a support level around $0.20 in February 2026. A potential reversal may occur if it breaks the $0.60 resistance. Key targets for Q1 2026 are $0.80 and $1.20.
ONDO Price Prediction February 2026
On the daily chart, the ONDO price fall continued in January and February, and also began on a bearish note. But since mid-February, it has shown bullish momentum after retesting the lower boundary of the falling wedge pattern. Also, the falling wedge range is narrowing, and ONDO/USD is rising from a key support level. February could see a revisit to the $0.50-$0.60 range. If it breaks above this range too, then it may aim for $0.80, which could be a significant target. However, if it fails to do so, the price may continue to consolidate around the support level or potentially decline further.
ONDO Price Prediction 2026
The weekly chart for ONDO/USD shows a declining trend since the start of 2025, following a high of $2.14. The descending trendline acted as a strong hurdle, characterized by lower highs and lower lows in price action, indicating reduced price volatility. The persistent bearish pressure on the weekly chart signals bear dominance.
The same price fall continued in Q1 2026, and January and early February have taken a severe hit, but it has reached February 2024, based on support around $0.20 in early February 2026, and some bullish reaction is also caught, which indicates that a reversal may be possible before Q1 completes in March 2026.
Looking ahead to the first quarter of 2026, the market may be ready for a rally, especially if it breaks through the $0.50-$0.60 resistance. The recent establishment of $0.20 as a support level, along with increased demand for ONDO, suggests that buyers may be willing to re-enter the market at this price.
If the market surpasses this hurdle, the next big targets for ONDO/USD would be $ 0.80 and $1.20 for Q1 2026.
ONDO Price Analysis: Onchain Outlook
The on-chain data indicate that although the price is currently capped and has been consolidating for several months, the on-chain metrics have strengthened significantly despite the weak ONDO price action. Since January 2024, the number of confirmed transactions sent to a project’s contracts has increased. By December 2025, the project had surpassed 1.3 million transactions, making it the second-largest project for real-world asset (RWA) issuance after BitGo.
Additionally, the “Spot Average Order Size” maintains high levels (represented by green dots) while the price is declining; it is a classic signal of Whale Absorption. Therefore, this Consistent whale activity confirms institutional conviction in the RWA (Real World Asset) sector.
ONDO Cryptocurrency Price Target 2026 – 2030
Year
Potential Low ($)
Potential Average ($)
Potential High ($)
2026
1.65
2.75
4.15
2027
2.20
3.65
5.25
2028
2.95
4.30
6.90
2029
4.75
5.60
8.45
2030
5.35
7.45
9.30
Ondo Coin Future Forecast 2026
The price projection of ONDO crypto for 2026 could range between $0.20 to $2.15, with an average trading price of roughly $1.25.
Ondo Token Price Prediction 2027
This altcoin could hit a potential high of $5.25 in 2027, with a potential low of $2.10, and an average price of $3.65.
ONDO Price Prediction Next Bullrun 2028
By 2028, forecasts indicate a potential low of $2.95 and a high of $6.90. This could bring the average price to $4.30.
Ondo Price Forecast Long-term 2029
During 2029, the price of the Ondo token is anticipated to reach a minimum of $4.75, with a maximum of $8.45, and an average price of $5.60.
ONDO Coin Price Growth Potential 2030
ONDO coin price may reach a high of $9.30 in 2030. With a potential low of $5.35. With this, the average price could settle at around $7.45.
Market Analysis
Firm Name
2025
2026
2030
Changelly
$1.32
$1.87
$8.26
priceprediction.net
$1.34
$2.03
$8.43
DigitalCoinPrice
$2.01
$2.29
$5.01
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How much is Ondo crypto worth today?
At the time of writing, the price of the Ondo token was $ 0.27589182.
What is the ONDO price prediction for 2026?
ONDO price in 2026 is projected to range between $1.65 and $4.15, with an average near $2.75 if RWA adoption continues to grow.
Is Ondo Finance a good long-term investment?
Ondo Finance shows long-term potential due to strong on-chain growth and its leading role in the real-world asset sector, though market risk remains.
What is the Ondo price prediction for 2030?
By 2030, ONDO price could reach up to $9.30, with sustained growth driven by institutional adoption and expansion of tokenized assets.
Price prediction for 2026 suggests a potential high of $55.
Long-term forecasts indicate LINK could reach $195 by 2030.
Chainlink has emerged as a game-changing decentralized oracle network, enabling smart contracts to connect seamlessly with real-world data, APIs, and traditional financial systems. As the crypto market evolves, Chainlink’s role continues to expand, especially with its Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) gaining traction. Its native token, LINK, not only powers the ecosystem but has also caught the attention of investors and analysts. As a result, institutional interest surged, leading to the launch of the LINK ETF by Grayscale in early December 2025.
With LINK price showing signs of a potential breakout and strong on-chain fundamentals backing its rise, the big question remains: Can LINK coin price hit $50 in December 2025? Let’s dive into this detailed Chainlink price prediction 2026–2030 to find out.
Chainlink (LINK) is currently around $8.50, and odds suggests a dip to crucial support between $4.15 and $6.05 is highly likely if bearish sentiment elevates more. In shortterm, from $8.50 bulls may try a fight to $12 or $15, but persistent bearish pressure might lead it back to the lower range.
Chainlink Price Targets February 2026
In January, the LINK price struggled to maintain the $13 level and dropped to $7 by early February. However, it has made a slight recovery and is attempting to stay above the $8.50 range. If it can establish this level as support, a rise back to $12 or $15 may be possible. Conversely, if it fails to hold above $8.50, the price could fall to the last line of defense, which is between $4.15 and $6.05.
Chainlink Price Prediction 2026
The weekly chart highlights an important price range for Chainlink (LINK) between $4.15 and $6.05. For many years, this range has provided crucial support, preventing the price from declining further.
In 2023, the price surged from this range, reaching a high of $31 by late 2024. However, bearish market conditions took over, leading to a consistent decline from 2025 onward. Early 2026 continued this downward trend, with the price now struggling around $8.50.
This support level is significant in the short term, as a reversal from this point could lead to a retest of the $12 or $15 levels. Historically, prices do not drop straight down without a challenge from bullish investors. However, if selling pressure remains strong and demand fails to meet expectations, the price may approach the $4.15 to $6.05 demand area again.
Looking ahead, the Chainlink price prediction for 2026 indicates the potential for a significant price surge similar to the explosive rally observed in 2020. Analysts suggest that if momentum and market sentiment align positively, the price could see a reversal, but it would take time to process that kind of price action.
Year
Potential Low ($)
Potential Average ($)
Potential High ($)
2026
35
50
55
Chainlink On-Chain Analysis
In the LINK on-chain metrics, both spot and futures markets are clearly exhibiting a Taker Buy-Dominant phase. It shows that buyers are actively executing at market prices without waiting for pullback opportunities. This is simply a strong sense of conviction rather than speculative strategies.
Additionally, the Average Order Size in both the spot and futures markets has escalated into the “Big Whale” category. This shift signals the involvement of institutional participants, who significantly influence LINK’s market structure, rather than retail trading flows.
Chainlink Price Targets 2026 – 2030
Year
Potential Low ($)
Potential Average ($)
Potential High ($)
2026
35
50
55
2027
48
64
80
2028
58
85
104
2029
70
108
141
2030
85
147
195
This table, based on historical movements, shows Chainlink price to reach $195 by 2030 based on compounding market cap each year. This table provides a framework for understanding the potential LINK price movements. Yet, the actual price will depend on a combination of market dynamics, investor behavior, and external factors influencing the cryptocurrency landscape.
LINK Crypto Price Forecast 2026
As per Chainlink’s Price forecast for 2026, the high price could be $55, the low may reach $35. This makes the average around $50.
LINK Price Prediction 2027
Moving to 2027, the LINK Price projects that it might hit a high price of $80 potentially. With a $48 low and an average of $64.
Chainlink Price Analysis 2028
Moving to 2028, the Chainlink Price Forecast predicts a high price of $104. On the flip side, the low may fall to $58, and the average is projected to be around $85.
LINK Coin Price Prediction 2029
As per Chainlink Price Forecast 2029, LINK’s high price is predicted to be $141, with a low of $70 and an average of $108.
Chainlink Price Prediction 2030
Finally, as per the Chainlink Price Forecast 2030, LINK’s price can reach a high price of $195. With a low of $85 and an average of $147.
Market Analysis
Firm Name
2026
2030
Changelly
$25.83
$140.70
coincodex
$6.44
$14.79
Binance
$18.43
$22.40
Mitrade
$32.22
$139.2
Investing Haven
$54.10
$80
Flitpay
$62.6
$110
*The aforementioned targets are the average targets set by the respective firms.
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How much is Chainlink worth?
At the time of writing, the value of one LINK crypto token was $ 8.85819606.
What is the price prediction for Chainlink in 2026?
Chainlink price prediction for 2026 suggests LINK could trade between $35 and $55, with an average price near $50 under bullish conditions.
How much will 1 Chainlink be worth in 2030?
By 2030, 1 Chainlink could be worth between $85 and $195, depending on adoption, market cycles, and long-term crypto growth.
Where will Chainlink be in 5 years?
In five years, Chainlink is expected to be a core Web3 infrastructure, with broader adoption and a potential price range of $80–$140.
Is Chainlink a good long-term investment?
Chainlink is considered strong long term due to its real-world utility, oracle dominance, institutional adoption, and expanding cross-chain ecosystem.
What factors influence Chainlink price predictions?
LINK price is driven by oracle demand, CCIP adoption, staking growth, institutional interest, crypto market cycles, and global liquidity trends.
The HBAR price is trying to look resilient at $0.100, but the derivatives market isn’t buying the optimism. Beneath the surface, funding data and futures positioning suggest traders are still leaning bearish even after last week’s headline boost.
Funding Flips, Bears Take Control
Let’s start with the mood check. According to Coinglass OI-weighted funding rate data, the metric still turned negative on Monday and stands at -0.0048% on Tuesday. That may look minor, but it tells a clear story that short sellers are paying longs. In other words, more traders are betting on downside than upside.
That shift matters. As negative funding rate often reflects sustained bearish positioning, and right now it suggests that confidence in a rebound is thin. The broader HBAR price chart mirrors this hesitation, with upside attempts struggling to gain traction beyond short-term bounces.
Meanwhile, futures open interest has slid to $108.82 million, continuing a steady decline. Falling OI typically signals waning participation. Traders are stepping back. Liquidity is thinning. And that’s rarely a sign of aggressive accumulation.
FedEx Boost, Short-Term Spark
Now here’s where it gets interesting. After the announcement that FedEx would join the Hedera Council, the HBAR price caught a short-term bid and pushed back toward the $0.100 level. That kind of corporate association tends to generate headlines and, briefly, demand.
But let’s be real: price reaction alone doesn’t erase broader sentiment.
ETF flows aren’t providing much backup either. The last recorded inflows were close to $1 million on February 6. Since then? Nothing. In fact, most trading days since launch have seen zero inflows, with only a handful posting positive numbers. That’s hardly the kind of consistent institutional appetite that shifts a trend.
So while the FedEx development last week added a spark, it hasn’t translated into sustained capital rotation into HBAR/USD markets.
The $0.150 Survival Zone
Technically, $0.150 is shaping up as the line in the sand. If HBAR price prediction manages to climb back toward that zone from CMP of $0.100, it could act as a short-term magnet. But indicators suggest the move may face exhaustion there. RSI currently sits at 52.07 neutral territory, but with room to stretch. A push toward $0.150 could drive it into overbought conditions.
At the same time, CMF at -0.02 shows tentative recovery, yet similar setups in July and October stalled between $0.14 and $0.18 before price rolled over again. That historical context weighs on any aggressive HBAR price prediction.
Interestingly, AO and MACD are showing growing bullish momentum, though both remain below the zero line. That suggests upside potential may continue at least until major resistance is tested.
So what’s next? If the HBAR price breaks and sustains above $0.150 in Q1 2026, the structure could shift. But if it remains suppressed beneath that ceiling, the probability of further lows stays firmly on the table.
The Bitcoin price is once again caught in a tug-of-war between on-chain caution and aggressive corporate accumulation. NUPL data suggests most participants are not yet underwater, where its underwater conditions are evident in past true cycle bottoms. Yet fresh purchases from MSTR hit the tape loud today.
NUPL Says Capitulation Incomplete
Historically, its evident that when cycle lows form when the majority of holders are sitting at unrealized losses. That’s when fear peaks and forced selling exhausts itself. But according to current Net Unrealized Profit/Loss (NUPL) readings, the market hasn’t reached that pain threshold.
Compared to prior cycles, NUPL remains elevated. In practical terms, that implies the capitulation phase may not be finished. From a Bitcoin price chart perspective, this metric has often aligned with deep-value zones only after profitability collapses across the board. We’re not there yet, at least based on this dataset.
Well, sentiment may feel awful, but structurally, most holders haven’t experienced maximum stress, yet.
Saylor’s Strategy Buys the Dip
Meanwhile, corporate conviction continues. A fresh acquisition of 2,486 BTC worth approximately $168.4 million was made at around $67,710 per coin, by Michael Saylor’s Strategy. That brings total holdings to 717,131 BTC, acquired for roughly $54.52 billion at an average of $76,027 per coin.
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That’s not exactly hesitation. From a Bitcoin price prediction standpoint, aggressive accumulation at lower levels signals long-term confidence from at least one major entity. However, it doesn’t automatically confirm a market-wide bottom, yet but institutional buying can coexist with extended drawdowns.
At the same time, the BTC/USD structure still reflects uncertainty rather than confirmed reversal.
Bitcoin Price to $50,000 in Play?
Adding fuel to the discussion, another widely circulated view points to the monthly RSI dropping below 40. Under this the four-year cycle, that interpretation opens the possibility of $50,000 as a potential 2026 bottom zone.
Still, monthly RSI weakness doesn’t guarantee a specific downside target, but it does suggest broader trend fatigue. Historically, such readings have accompanied prolonged corrective phases rather than quick rebounds.
So, where does that leave the Bitcoin price? On one side, NUPL argues true capitulation hasn’t arrived. On the other, large-scale buying continues near $67,000 while some analysts model $50,000 as a deeper support region. The Bitcoin price currently sits between structural accumulation and incomplete pain, a phase where conviction and caution coexist.
Analysts project Dogecoin could reach $0.75 to $1.25 by the end of 2026.
Long term projection highlights that by 2030 it could even reach the $3 mark.
Dogecoin, the original meme coin, has cemented its status as a crypto legend. Known for its viral appeal and a fiercely loyal community, it continues to capture headlines and investor interest. Following Donald Trump’s election win, speculation around a potential Dogecoin ETF fueled a surge in optimism.
Now, that speculation has become a reality. With the September 18 launch of the REX-Osprey DOGE ETF, trading under the ticker DOJE and carrying a 1.5% fee, the path has been cleared for institutional access. This groundbreaking debut makes it the first U.S.-listed spot ETF for Dogecoin and significantly raises the odds for similar approvals from major players like Bitwise and Grayscale before year-ends.As growing optimism and increasing adoption reshape the market, traders are asking: “Will Dogecoin go back up?” and “Can DOGE hit $1?” In this article, we dive into a detailed technical analysis and a long-term Dogecoin price prediction 2025 to 2030.
In January, the price declined, continuing from 2025’s decline. In February, it retested the downward trendline after breaching $0.10, but mid-feb inwards it briefly bounced.
Now, for a trend reversal, it needs to surpass key $0.1380; otherwise, falling below $0.0810 could lead to a drop to the $0.055-$0.060 range.
Dogecoin Price Prediction 2026
In January, the price consistently declined on the weekly chart, continuing where 2025 left off. Now, in February, it has retested the downward trendline after breaching the $0.10 support area. However, the dynamic support trendline has acted as a sturdy support that gave it a brief bounce to $0.1170 but still trades under $0.10 when short-term bullish momentum faded.
Since bullish demand is reacting at this level, the odds suggest that this long-term monthly decline could be flipped only if a certain level is knocked down to signal a change in trend, like $0.1380.
If it regains its footing above this area, then by the rest of Q1’s remaining days, a retest of $0.2000-0.2200 range could be possible.
But, at this point, if DOGE loses the 0.0810 point of contact of its support taken in February, which is knocked down, then it will end up retracing towards the support area of $0.055-$0.060, a range that previously contributed to a substantial rise in late 2023.
Year
Potential Low ($)
Potential Average ($)
Potential High ($)
2026 (conservative)
0.10
0.39
1.00
DOGE On-Chain Outlook
Despite the price facing challenges after peaking at $0.46 in late 2024 and then falling, 2025 is a very tough year for its investors. But the total number of holders has surged to an impressive 8.17 million, indicating strong investor accumulation.
Similarly, large holders are showing strategic accumulation patterns that suggest bullish sentiment. While the number of retail holders holding between 10 and 10,000 coins has been declining, those holding between 100 million and 1 billion coins continue to increase, reinforcing a positive outlook for the asset.
Dogecoin Price Prediction 2026 – 2030
Year
Potential Low ($)
Potential Average ($)
Potential High ($)
2026
0.75
1.00
1.25
2027
1.15
1.35
1.50
2028
1.25
1.75
2.00
2029
1.50
2.15
2.65
2030
2.50
2.75
3.00
This table, based on historical movements, shows DOGE price to reach $3 by 2030 based on compounding market cap each year. This table provides a framework for understanding the potential DOGE price movements. Yet, the actual price will depend on a combination of market dynamics, investor behavior, and external factors influencing the cryptocurrency landscape.
Samsung officially sent out the Galaxy S26 launch invite, which carries subtle clues about what next. The company is not being subtle about the timing, but the wording of its invite is where things get interesting.
“The Next AI Phone Makes Your Life Easier.”
“Designed to remove friction from the things you do every day.”
That is not marketing fluff, but a clue. Samsung is signaling a shift from flashy AI tricks to something more ambitious. This Galaxy S26 series is about agentic AI. Not just answering questions, actually doing the work.
A new phase of Galaxy AI
Samsung says the new Galaxy S series will “simplify everyday interactions” and make Galaxy AI feel seamlessly integrated from the moment it is in hand. Now, TM Roh is openly talking about accelerating the era of “Agentic AI.”
In his Wall Street Journal op-ed, he described AI that goes beyond providing answers and instead completes tasks. That is a big leap, which suggests automation woven into the OS layer, beyond feature sittin on top.
EdgeFusion
One of the biggest technical additions is an on-device AI model called EdgeFusion. This technology reportedly generates an image in about one second from a text prompt. That means faster results, tighter privacy, and less dependency on network conditions.
If EdgeFusion is deeply embedded into One UI, it could power everything from instant content generation to proactive task management.
Privacy Display
This feature reportedly uses AI to adjust the viewing angle of the screen, automatically blocking shoulder surfing. Think financial apps, sensitive messages, and boarding passes; the sides of the display blur when the system detects risk.
Get ready for the official reveal on February 25 in California. US models are expected to feature the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5. European variants may run on Samsung’s own Exynos 2600. The Ultra is likely Snapdragon across the board.
Samsung has started selling the Galaxy F70e in India. It comes with an impressive camera, decent processor, big battery, latest software, long OS support and a leather back. Interested fans can own one in India from here.
February 9, 2026:
After revealing the Galaxy F70e on February 2nd and unveiling it on February 9, Samsung finally announced the smartphone today in India. The sale is set to start on February 17, but everything about the device is now officially clear.
Samsung Galaxy F70e launched with a great camera, big battery, decent chipset, smooth screen, and long software promise. It’s available in two storage configurations, two colors, Blue and Green, with the back panel features leather finish.
Galaxy F70e – Design, Specifications and Features
Starting with the appearance, the smartphone is designed with a premium leather pattern finish at the back. It incorporates modern aesthetics with everyday practicality, and Samsung made it sleek at 8.2mm, featuring an IP54 rating.
Colors include Limelight Green and Spotlight Blue.
Samsung’s Galaxy F70e smartphone comes with a 6.7-inch HD+ display with a 120Hz refresh rate. It has a High Brightness Mode (HBM) feature that delivers clear and vibrant visuals even in bright outdoor conditions.
Galaxy F70e boasts a dual rear camera setup, consisting of a 50MP main camera with f/1.5 aperture and a 2-megapixel depth sensor. For selfies, Samsung installed a front camera that features 8-megapixel resolution.
Source – Samsung Newsroom
Under the hood, the F70e is equipped with the MediaTek Dimensity 6300. Samsung revealed the device hits impressive 623,000+ AnTuTu score. The chip’s CPU peaks at 2.4 GHz, offering 10 percent gaming performance gains.
It’s packed with a massive 6000mAh battery and supports 25W fast-charging. As compared to its predecessor, the phone has received a 20 percent increment in battery capacity for seamless productivity and connectivity.
Samsung touts One UI optimization for smooth experiences and battery life. It runs Android 16-based One UI 8 for an intuitive user experience. Software support includes 6 generations of OS and 6 years of security updates.
The company will start selling the Galaxy F70e in 4GB + 128GB and 6GB + 128GB versions in India, starting February 17. It will be available on Samsung.com, Flipkart, and select retail stores across the country.
Price:
4GB + 128GB – INR 12,499
6GB + 128GB – INR 13,999
Consumers can avail an additional INR 500 special launch offer for a limited period.
Samsung is offering a free $30 bonus to every potential Galaxy S26 buyer in the US as part of early reservations. That’s not the only benefit, as you can score up to $900 in trade-in savings and a $5,000 giveaway (sweepstakes).
Samsung Galaxy S26 Reservations Live
Last Wednesday, Samsung released the official Unpacked invites. The in-person event is set to take place in San Francisco, California. Fans around the world can witness the Galaxy S26 unveiling through a YouTube livestream.
The Unpacked invite came along with decent promotions. It includes free Samsung Credit for every shopper, along with crazy trade-in savings. Plus, reservations also ensure your entry into a hefty giveaway in the United States.
Free credit
Samsung fans reserving the next Galaxy are eligible for $30 Credit. It will be accessible when you preorder the Galaxy S26 series. It can be used to purchase accessories and potentially wearable and hearable devices.
Begins 6:00 p.m. ET on 2/10/26 and ends 12:59 p.m. ET on 2/25/26.
Trade-in benefits
Samsung is teasing up to $900 trade-in credits toward the new flagships. The most recent flagships, including the Galaxy S25 and S24 series, may offer huge value. If you’re considering an upgrade, don’t skip reservations.
Giveaway
It’s the most interesting part. Samsung fans in the US enter a $5,000 giveaway by reserving the next Galaxy. Whether you purchase the new device or not, you stand a chance to be that one lucky person to grab this huge amount.
Samsung Product Reservation Sweepstakes is sponsored by Samsung Electronics America, Inc. Open to legal residents of the 50 US/DC, 18 years of age or older. No purchase is necessary to enter or win the giveaway.
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Global variant’s performance looks stabilized after recent fluctuations. With the flagship lineup near official unveiling, things are getting settled, including the performance benchmark.
Galaxy S26 Ultra packs Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy globally. This is a custom chipset tailor-made for Samsung flagships. It brings an overclocked prime core than the standard version that powers Android flagship phones.
Galaxy S26 Ultra performance
The phone’s Global version was spotted on Geekbench on February 16. The latest scores hint at performance stabilization. It’s a clear sign that the software is out to hit an optimization milestone – a great development before Unpacked.
Single-Core Scores
In the recent Geekbench runs, the Galaxy S26 Ultra scored from 3,629 to 3,761 points.
Multi-Core Scores
The Galaxy S26 Ultra stayed between 11,133 and 11,454 in the multi-core test.
In previous tests, the chipset was usually scoring around 3,000 points in single-core and under 11,000 in multi-core tests. With optimized software, the performance scores have improved, and the status has been maintained.
Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy brings a dual-cluster octa-core CPU. It has two prime cores clocked at 4.74 GHz and 6 performance cores at 3.63 GHz. It has an Adreno 840 GPU for impressive graphics performance.
Source – Geekbench
Samsung will launch the Galaxy S26 Ultra with a Snapdragon chip globally. The base and Plus models will feature either Exynos or Snapdragon, depending on the market.
US, Canada, and China would maintain Snapdragon exclusivity as always. Samsung would bring Exynos-powered S26s primarily in Asian, African, and European countries.
Samsung is set to hold the Galaxy Unpacked event on February 25 in San Francisco.
Apple is about to do something Samsung has mastered for years: stagger its iPhone launches.
The so-called iPhone 17e is expected to break cover on March 4. If that date holds, it will mark the second straight early-year debut for Apple’s budget tier.
We have seen this play from Samsung for a decade: Galaxy S in the first half and Galaxy Z (after Note) in the second. Unpacked sets the rhythm of the year, and now Apple appears ready to follow that rhythm.
For years, Apple treated its lower-cost iPhones like side projects. The iPhone 5c, XR, and SE models showed up in March, April, and even September. Meanwhile, Samsung locked down the first half with Galaxy S and owned the news cycle.
Samsung has traditionally dominated the first half with the Galaxy S series. This year, even with Unpacked shifting slightly later than usual, the Galaxy S remains the benchmark for early-year flagship launches.
Apple does not want to leave that window empty anymore.
By placing the iPhone 17e on March 4, Apple ensures it has a product in the market while Galaxy S26 series ramp up globally. It is not a direct flagship versus flagship fight, but something more strategic to occupy space.
iPhone 17e – Specifications (expected)
A19 chip built on TSMC third generation 3nm node
Up to 10 percent CPU performance gain
Improved GPU and power efficiency
In-house C1X modem
N1 networking chip
MagSafe support returns
6.1-inch OLED display
Around 4,000mAh battery
MagSafe charging
Notch design retained
Price: $599
Apple historically used older chips in its budget models. This time, it may deploy the same silicon as its flagship tier. The fight is about AI workloads on device and Samsung has already framed that conversation with Galaxy AI inside One UI.
Samsung has played that balancing act carefully across Galaxy S and FE models. Now Apple is refining its own version of that approach.
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra is equipped with a deeply customizable Privacy Display feature. Samsung has been aggressively teasing this technology, which is reportedly exclusive to the Ultra version, ahead of the Unpacked event.
In a recent development, two screenshots from the Galaxy S26 Ultra have been allegedly leaked (via TarunVats), exposing the customizable Privacy Display feature. The pictures give us a clear idea of how the feature works on the device.
Privacy display
There’s a dedicated section called Privacy Display inside settings. The feature description reads “Protect your privacy by turning on the Privacy Display anytime.”
When disabled, the settings page displays that the “Privacy display is off. It will be turned on automatically when conditions are met.”
Auto Privacy
Privacy Display is linked with software and AI. The device will allow you to automatically use Private display when you use sensitive apps and when you’re in crowded places.
Manual settings
This is a dedicated section next to Auto Privacy. It will list all the Privacy Display customization options set up by the user through Privacy triggers.
Maximum privacy
This mode follows the custom section that is designed for even stronger privacy protection. It comes as a one-shot toggle, and when enabled, it makes the screen dimmer than usual while Private display is on.
Privacy triggers
Where you are
Public places
Public places with lots of people, such as elevators or public transportation.
What content you see on display
Screen lock
PIN, Password, Pattern
Images
Photos in Gallery app that contain privacy or images with image protection.
Which part
Notifications
Partial display protection.
Picture-in-picture
Partial display protection.
Source – Tarun Vats
The second screenshot has two typos, including “Publice,” and “transportaion.” These issues would also be fixed in the stable firmware post-launch. Samsung is set to hold a mega Unpacked event on February 25 in San Francisco.
Samsung Galaxy S26 is set to launch on February 25 in San Francisco. Back home in Korea, that lands barely ten days after Seollal, meaning red envelopes and holiday bonuses are about to morph into pre-order deposits.
The Unpacked cycle has effectively synced with the Korean holiday calendar. Many are holding off on other purchases, treating Seollal money as a down payment on the S26.
The Galaxy S line lives in the mid-1 million won range. That number always stings a little, but holiday cash softens the blow. A few hundred thousand won from gift money, a bonus tucked away, and suddenly the psychological barrier drops.
Pre-orders are expected to open within days of the February 25 event. If Samsung sticks to its usual cadence, devices will be in consumers’ hands by March 11.
How S26 launch in February is perfect?
BoM costs are not moving in Samsung’s favor. Mobile AP pricing is under pressure, and memory costs are climbing again. Chip suppliers are not in a charitable mood this year; on paper, the S26 could cost more than the S26 series.
The company froze pricing on the Galaxy S25 last year. If Samsung limits any increase to something symbolic, the optics become powerful. Consumers who already feel primed by holiday funds will see stability where they expected pain.
Expect the free Double Storage benefit to return, possibly more aggressively than before. Add in enhanced trade-in offers, with above-market compensation for older Galaxy devices, and the upfront cost shrinks again.
Samsung is not just launching new phones; it is inserting the Galaxy S26 into a cultural spending moment. In a year where component costs are rising and competition is not easing up, that kind of timing may prove more valuable.
Samsung Galaxy Book 6 series is coupled with Galaxy S26 series when it comes to preorder and release date. The company today disclosed key dates for the European market, giving us an idea of the upcoming flagship phones.
According to Samsung, the Galaxy Book 6 series will be available for preorders starting February 25. It’s the same day as the Galaxy S26 series unveiling, and the phones will also open for preorders immediately after the reveal.
Post-launch, Samsung is set to open Book 6 series sales on March 11, and that’s the most likely release date of the Galaxy S26 series. Several Korean outlets pointed to the March 11 availability of the forthcoming Galaxy models.
That said, the Galaxy S26 is all set to be available for purchase, even offline, starting March 11.
The South Korean tech giant has already started Galaxy reservations. US residents are eligible for a free $30 Samsung Credit. It also unlocks trade-in benefits of up to $900 and enters you into a giveaway worth $5,000.
This year, Samsung’s marketing is focused on camera and display. The company is continuously dropping new teasers targeting the AI-powered Privacy Display technology and low-light photo/video camera improvements.
Privacy Display is gaining traction even before debuting with the Galaxy S26 series. Reports suggest Apple is eyeing to replicate the technology on its MacBook laptops, but it would take time, with the launch expected by 2029.
Low-light camera improvements are also the primary highlight. From the beginning, it has dominated Galaxy S26 teaser releases. Samsung also once spotlighted ultra-clear zoom photography earlier this month.
Galaxy S26 Ultra brings a meaningful upgrade to the video camera, which Samsung already brought to the Galaxy S25 Ultra. The upcoming beast, Galaxy S26 Ultra, will push video zoom to 25x, and it’s already available on the S25 Ultra.
The jump from 20x to 25x in video mode is not just flashy. It changes framing flexibility without switching to still capture. The reveal did not come from a flashy teaser, but slipped through the One UI 8.5 Beta on the Galaxy S25 Ultra.
With the January build of One UI 8.5 Alpha, something interesting happened. The stock camera app on the S25 Ultra suddenly unlocked 25x video zoom. That was not there before; the device was officially capped at 20x video zoom.
Samsung rarely expands zoom ceilings mid-cycle unless it is testing code that was originally written for future hardware. We have seen it before with Nightography camera refinements and portrait processing shifts.
The internal One UI 8.5 build basically tipped Samsung’s hand. The 25x limit was not primarily built for the Galaxy S25 Ultra. It was built for the Galaxy S26 Ultra and then quietly pushed downstream to stress test stability in the wild.
Image – Left One UI 8.5 (Public Beta) | Right One UI 8.5 (Internal Beta)
Out of the box, the Galaxy S25 Ultra maxed out at 20x video zoom. A 5x bump sounds small on paper, but in practice, that extra reach gives creators more cropping headroom and more framing freedom.
Early rumors point to tighter integration with the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5. Qualcomm’s next ISP is expected to lean heavily into real-time AI enhancement. It unlocks cleaner high-zoom footage without needing dramatically different glass.
Samsung is set to unveil the Galaxy S26 Ultra in the US on February 25. The 25x video zoom upgrade may not be the headline feature on stage. It will likely get a quick demo clip (or may be note) and move on.
In One UI 8.5 or One UI 9.0, Samsung Quick Share experience may soon look a lot more like Apple’s AirDrop, and not by accident.
Google brought AirDrop sharing support to Quick Share on Pixel 10 and Pixel 9 series. However, the company has silently dumped a fan favorite convenience. Google has quietly removed the permanent “Everyone” visibility option.
The change appeared with Google Play Services v26.06.31, which points to a broader strategy, one that Samsung is almost certain to follow in One UI 8.5 or One UI 9.
Until now, Quick Share offered a persistent “Everyone” toggle. When enabled, your device remains discoverable indefinitely. Pixel 10 users get three visibility modes: Contacts, Your Devices, and Everyone for 10 Minutes.
Apple’s AirDrop has followed a similar security model for years, limiting open visibility to short sessions. By adopting the same 10-minute model, Google removes potential restrictions from Apple, citing security and risk.
Image via Google
Samsung has long integrated Quick Share into One UI. With One UI 8.5 expected to debut alongside the Galaxy S26, and One UI 9 in internal testing for the Z Fold 8 and Z Flip 8, the change could be deployed (via SamMobile).
A server-side switch from Google is all it takes. Once Play Services standardizes the visibility framework, One UI will almost certainly mirror it. That means the permanent “Everyone” toggle is likely living on borrowed time.
One UI 8.5 may introduce the change quietly, framed as a “security improvement.” One UI 9 could formalize it as the new standard. Either way, the era of leaving your Galaxy permanently visible to everyone nearby appears to be ending.
Press renders of Samsung’s Galaxy Buds 4 and Buds 4 Pro have been revealed, and the listing sheds light on the design and a missing feature.
With Unpacked set for February 25, where the Galaxy S26 series is expected to take center stage, Samsung’s next-gen audio lineup is clearly gearing up for a debut alongside its flagship phones.
Galaxy Buds 4 and Pro design
A fresh leak, shared by @Mohammed_K_2010/X, points to a notable design overhaul for Samsung’s next flagship TWS earbuds. Buried in the details is something longtime Buds users will immediately notice, and possibly dislike.
The Pro variant appears to carry more premium branding and potentially different in-box accessories. Meanwhile, the vanilla model seems more minimal, reinforcing Samsung’s usual two-tier TWS strategy.
Samsung has reportedly shifted to a horizontal layout for the Galaxy Buds 4 Pro, moving away from the more vertical, pocket-friendly orientation. The lid is now transparent, and this clear top subtly changes how the product feels.
Speaker grill gone?
Galaxy Buds 4 Pro appear to be taking a different path than many expected. The leak suggests that the Buds 4 Pro charging case no longer features a visible speaker grill. If accurate, that likely means the case speaker is gone.
Samsung’s recent premium Buds cases can emit a sound when triggered through SmartThings Find. It turns a potentially expensive loss into a five-minute scavenger hunt; remove it, and you are back to silent searching.
Taking away an audible locating feature in 2026 is hard to justify unless there is a compelling reason, like size reduction or battery optimization.
Samsung’s next Ultra is already leaking in pieces, and this one is all about selfies. Reliable tipster IceUniverse has shared fresh details about the front camera of the Galaxy S26 Ultra. The headline change is not resolution, but the sensor supplier.
The upcoming Galaxy S26 Ultra is tipped to retain the 12-megapixel front camera with some twists. Instead of Samsung’s ISOCELL, the device would feature a Sony-made image sensor, probably the IMX874. Here are the key specs:
12-megapixel resolution
Sony sensor
1/3.2-inch sensor size
1.12μm pixel size
F2.2 aperture
85-degree field of view
The Galaxy S25 Ultra smartphone also shipped with a 12MP F2.2 selfie camera. On paper, this looks nearly identical: same resolution, same aperture, and similar pixel size. The interesting twist is the switch to Sony.
For years, Samsung has used its own ISOCELL sensors across much of its lineup. A move to a Sony sensor in the Ultra line signals something deliberate. Sony’s IMX series has a strong reputation for dynamic range and natural color science.
The 1/3.2-inch size and 1.12μm pixels suggest this is still a compact camera. Shoppers shouldn’t expect a dramatic leap in low-light performance. The 85-degree FOV keeps things consistent with the Ultra’s wide framing for group selfies.
The Galaxy S25 Ultra delivered sharp detail, reliable HDR, and strong skin tone processing. A Sony sensor could potentially improve texture handling or dynamic range without touching the headline sensor specifications.
While Sony is taking over ISOCELL on the front, the legacy Sony telephoto is being replaced by an ISOCELL sensor. Samsung is utilizing its in-house camera as the 10-megapixel 3x telephoto module to improve zoom photos and videos.
February Update rollout faces unusual delays as Samsung prioritizes Galaxy S26 series launch preparations for Unpacked. Only One UI 8.5 Beta 4 users received the patch, while public distribution remains pending with 37 security improvements awaiting release.
Samsung usually keeps an edge over Google when it comes to security update rollouts, but 2026 continues to witness a slow start. Half the month passed, but Samsung hasn’t yet released the February 2026 update.
Earlier this month, Samsung revealed details of its February 2026 security update. It brings a slew of improvements to Galaxy devices, but the rollout hasn’t begun. It’s concerning, but has big reasons behind the delay.
Galaxy Unpacked
Samsung is set to launch its new flagship phones on February 25 in the US. It’s going to be the biggest launch event of the year. That said, the focus is on the final moves before the new phones are unveiled at the Unpacked.
After Pro and Edge rumors, the Galaxy S26 series remains intact, bringing base, Plus, and Ultra versions as always. The software side is getting a major ramp, with the new OS shipping with foldables months before.
With the One UI 8.5 Beta 4, Samsung stapled the February 2026 patch. Galaxy S25 users on One UI 8.5 Beta have received the latest patch. Meanwhile, the public rollout hasn’t started yet, even for any model, be it flagship or budget.
It’s Monday, and Samsung initiates rollouts at the beginning of the month. If the patch doesn’t arrive today, Wednesday is the next strong contender.
Samsung is pretty much late in its February 2026 update rollout. The company should have already provided the software early. It would have freed the team from SMR release and focused on the finishing touches for One UI 8.5.
Fans need to brace themselves: the Galaxy S26 is shaping up to be the most expensive flagship in Samsung’s history. Not because the company wants it that way, but because the math is starting to look brutal.
According to Chosun, the price of mobile DRAM has surged from around $1.35 per unit to as high as $9.30. That is not a minor fluctuation, but a structural shift, and when memory costs multiply like that, the entire BOM gets distorted.
The pressure is building on Samsung Mobile’s head, TM Roh, and the Mobile eXperience Division. The hard truth is simple: memory prices are exploding, margins are thinning, and the era of quiet price freezes may be over.
Premium materials, better camera sensors, brighter OLED panels, satellite connectivity, and now AI acceleration all pile onto the BOM. Add skyrocketing memory prices, and you have what insiders are calling unsustainable margins.
Korean media reports that the Galaxy S26 could become more expensive by 100,000 won, while the Ultra could start at 1.8 million won. Meanwhile, the US pricing strategy may remain unchanged, with the price frozen.
iPhone 17 price unchanged
Apple commands around 62 percent of the global premium smartphone market. Suppliers want Apple’s volumes, helping the iPhone maker to negotiate from strength. Samsung does not have that luxury in the same way.
In short, Apple can afford a price freeze. Samsung is being cornered by its own component ecosystem. That said, the era of cheap flagship memory is over, and the Galaxy S26 could be the first true casualty.
Smart money rarely makes noise; it accumulates. Rich investors, riding the AI wave, are preferring Samsung first, SK Hynix later, as an investment choice.
Over the past 40 days, Korea’s rich investors, those sitting on 1 billion won or more in brokerage balances, have been buying with conviction. KB Securities data shows nearly a third of their net Korean purchases went into one name: Samsung Electronics.
Samsung accounted for 29.1 percent of net purchases. SK Hynix followed at 18.1 percent. Combined, almost half of the wealthy cohort’s domestic buying went into two memory giants.
When wealthy investors concentrate this heavily in Samsung during a cyclical trough, they are effectively underwriting its next earnings rerating.
Samsung’s market cap has long been constrained by memory volatility and foundry disbelief. A clean AI-driven earnings rebound changes that narrative fast.
For the past year, global markets have been obsessed with GPU suppliers and hyperscalers. Now attention is shifting to what actually feeds those systems. High bandwidth memory, advanced DRAM, and NAND with improved ASPs.
Galaxy ecosystem benefits directly
Stronger semiconductor margins fund more aggressive R and D in mobile SoCs, image sensors, and on-device AI. Better yield rates reduce component costs that feed product competitiveness.
Exynos 2600, being used in Galaxy S26 series, seems to be a hit. Samsung has also reportedly started work on the Exynos 2700 chipset, which would power the Galaxy S27 series.
Samsung introduced Heat Path Block packaging solution in Exynos 2600. The next-gen Exynos would further improve packaging technology, while levaraging the second-gen SF2P 2nm process.
Galaxy S26 Ultra is unveiling next week, and Samsung calls this upgrade “deserves a medal.” The company is also encouraging its fans in the US to reserve the next Galaxy to score a free $30 Credit and up to $900 savings.
In a recent X post, Samsung called Galaxy S26 Ultra an upgrade that “deserves a medal.” The latter part was occupied by reservation benefits, followed by a link. Meanwhile, the intention was clear to spotlight the upcoming flagships.
Samsung is set to launch the Galaxy S26 series on February 25. A live event will take place in San Francisco, California. Fans around the world can also witness the live launch showcase by joining a livestream on YouTube.
Initial production estimates suggest that Samsung is heavily focusing on the Galaxy S26 Ultra. The device is being produced at a scale over double that of the Galaxy S26 and S26 Plus combined.
Source – Samsung Mobile US (X)
Galaxy S26 Ultra
While the S26 and S26 Plus feel like their predecessors, the Galaxy S26 Ultra is something different. Snapdragon exclusivity is also a plus point that would attract buyers of the Galaxy S26 series toward the Ultra variant.
Galaxy S26 Ultra debuts Privacy Display technology. Users can decide when the display or a specific area goes dim from settings. The result? People other than you, from side angles, couldn’t be able to see what’s happening on the screen.
Samsung has also replaced the 10-megapixel telephoto camera with a new sensor. The ISOCELL 3LD is a 12-megapixel solution, but Samsung split its usecase in two ways, 10-megapixel and 2-megapixel, intelligently.
Galaxy S26 Ultra is expected to start at $1,299 in the US. Shoppers may miss the double storage benefit this year. Meanwhile, Korean users may be facing a steep price hike of around $70 on the Galaxy S26 series.
Samsung is featuring Privacy Display is the signature feature of the Galaxy S26 series, and Apple is tipped to bring it by 2029.
Tipster IceUniverse, citing an Omdia report, revealed that Apple could bring Samsung-like Privacy Display technology to MacBook laptops by 2029.
Samsung first introduced an anti-reflective screen with the Galaxy S24 Ultra. Now, the company has another impressive solution, and this time it’s a combination of hardware and software.
Privacy Display
Samsung’s Privacy Display is powered by Flex Magic Pixel OLED technology. It’s incorporated with One UI 8.5 and Galaxy AI. The panel lets software adjust visibility from certain angles, the smartest solution for privacy and security.
It’s not a must-use. You can decide when to use and where to use. It has a handful of options for customization that ease its usability. When enabled, it dims visibility from side angles, while staying intact from the front.
Image posted by Ice Universe
Privacy Display on Apple devices
Recent iPhones adopted the anti-glare screen coating, and Apple is now expected to copy the Privacy Display innovation. It shows the Galaxy S26 Ultra’s Privacy Screen is gaining industry-wide attention.
The idea is similar, but the approach isn’t. Samsung is debuting Privacy Display with the Galaxy S26 Ultra smartphone, while Apple plans to begin with MacBook laptops. It will be a breakthrough in laptop screen technologies.
Well, Apple’s taking three years for what Samsung’s bringing in 2026. The latter continues to innovate, and the former, as always, waits until the tech matures, and once it hits satisfactory maturity, it will be adopted.
Samsung is using a new 3x telephoto camera in the Galaxy S26 Ultra, which appears to be an intelligent upgrade. The sensor is actually a 12-megapixel solution, but the device trimmed it down to 10-megapixel with reduced size.
Judging from the spec sheet proves that Samsung has downgraded the 3x telephoto camera of the Galaxy S26 Ultra, but the reality seems different. Some recent posts on X let us have an even better idea of the potential benefits.
Samsung did not shrink the camera, but changed the philosophy behind it. The new 3x module built around the ISOCELL 3LD is less about raw glass and more about high-speed silicon.
12MP to 10MP – Why couldn’t it be a downgrade?
The ISOCELL 3LD is natively a 12MP sensor with a 1/3.2 inch optical format. On paper, that sounds larger than the effective 1/3.94 inch number being circulated.
Samsung is only using the center 10 megapixels for the final image. When you crop to the middle portion of a sensor, the diagonal of the active area becomes smaller.
In optics, the diagonal defines the optical format. Shorter diagonal, “smaller” format number. That is how we land at 1/3.94 inch (via ErencanYılmaz), but this is not a lost area; it is a controlled area – as debunked by MyDaebakCafe.
Samsung still outputs a 12MP file to match the main and ultrawide cameras. Multi-frame fusion and intelligent upscaling bring resolution consistency across lenses.
Courtesy – Daebak 앤디
Integrated DRAM and AI ISP
The real upgrade is not the crop, it is the 3 stack architecture. The ISOCELL 3LD features integrated DRAM, which grabs the image before your subject moves. It reduces rolling shutter artifacts and freezes motion in 3x portraits.
Now pair that with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 and its AI ISP. The sensor is engineered to feed massive amounts of data into the ISP in real time. A larger but slower sensor cannot compete if it cannot deliver data quickly enough for the ISP to chew on.
The phone can shift the crop window within that 12MP canvas while still delivering a clean 10MP base frame, later processed into a 12MP output for consistency. The result is gimbal-like stabilization at 3x without sacrificing 4k resolution.
This also contributes to better HDR stacking and near-zero shutter lag, since the sensor and DRAM can rapidly capture multiple frames before you even realize you tapped the shutter.
Bitcoin is currently trading at: $ 67,143.95175427
Predictions suggest BTC to hit $150K to $250K before 2026 ends.
Long-term forecasts estimate BTC prices could hit $900K by 2030.
After a historic 2025 that saw Bitcoin shatter records and flip the legendary $125,000 mark, the market has taken a sharp, cooling turn. The early weeks of 2026 have been defined by a “sell-the-news” reality check, leaving many to wonder if the bull run has finally run out of steam or if we are simply witnessing the ultimate “buy the dip” opportunity.
The landscape has shifted. With a pro-crypto administration in the White House and institutional giants like MicroStrategy and Metaplanet treating BTC as a foundational reserve asset, the rules of the game have changed. No longer just a speculative play for retail traders, Bitcoin is now a geopolitical chess piece and a corporate balance sheet staple.
But as the price tests crucial support levels, the big question remains: Is this a temporary correction before a march toward $200,000, or the start of a long-term reset?
In this deep dive, we break down the Bitcoin price prediction for 2026–2030, exploring the massive trends, regulatory shifts, and institutional moves driving this historic cycle. If you want to know where the floor is and how high the ceiling goes. read on for the full scoop.
Coinpedia’s BTC Price Prediction 2026
In early 2026, Bitcoin is in a correction phase after peaking at around $126,296 in October 2025. A potential bottom may occur around December 2026, with significant support expected between $25,900 and $30,350. Historical trends suggest this decline could reach 70%-76%, potentially bringing Bitcoin down to the lower border of the ascending broadening wedge’s support. This period may mark the end of the bear market, with 426 days in total, similar to historical correction periods, and pave the way for a rally in the next year.
What is the Bitcoin price prediction for today?
The BTC price may range between $66,615.28 and $68,434.43 today.
As of mid-February 2026, the price of Bitcoin is currently hovering near $70,000, following a significant decline from its late January level of approximately $90,000. In the short term, the support level at $60,000 is critical in preventing Bitcoin from exploring lower price points.
Several key levels have been breached, leading traders to await a definitive indication of a short-term bottom before committing to larger investments. Overall, market sentiment appears shaky, trending more towards a bearish outlook. The Crypto Fear and Greed Index indicates a status in the Extreme Fear zone, and Bitcoin ETFs have not experienced sufficient inflows since September 2025.
Furthermore, the 50-day EMA is currently positioned below the 200-day EMA, signaling that the death cross has been in effect since mid-November. Also, a shorter-term death cross between the 20-day and 50-day EMA bands occurred in late January, further substantiating the prevailing bearish trend.
Consequently, traders are now focused on the $60,000-$65,000 range as the next pivotal support zone. Should this level be breached, it may lead to forced selling. The month of February has commenced with volatility, and this choppy market behavior may persist until there is a substantial return of buyers. If buyers re-enter the market in significant numbers, the primary target for February is projected to be $74,750, with a secondary target of $84,900 in the short term.
While the bearish market structure remains dominant, any potential shift towards a bullish trend will be contingent upon overcoming the $93,500 level of the 200-day EMA. Until such a breakthrough occurs, the overall market outlook will remain bearish.
Bitcoin Price Prediction 2026
The current price action in early 2026 confirms that Bitcoin price is following a well-defined historical rhythm within its long-term ascending wedge. After reaching a peak of approximately $126,296 in October 2025, the market has entered a significant correction phase.
This peak was not accidental; it represented a direct hit on the upper resistance boundary of the wedge pattern that has governed Bitcoin’s macro price action for years. Historically, these touches lead to extended periods of decline the first major crash from $21,000 lasted 427 days, while the second from $69,000 lasted 426 days. If this 14-month corrective cycle holds true, we are looking at a “target date” for a definitive bottom around December 2026.
The intensity of the sell-off in February 2026 was largely driven by a failure to reclaim the $87,800–$92,950 supply range. According to the anchored volume profile, this zone represented the highest momentum area of the previous bearish move, and once it flipped from support to resistance, the downward pressure has accelerated. Since markets don’t go straight, there will be attempts to rise, but the likelihood is high that they will occur in the future as fakeouts and result in further decline.
As we look toward the remainder of 2026, the charts suggest that the most significant high-momentum demand area sits much lower, specifically between $25,900 and $30,350.
This range represents a crucial “interest zone” where institutional buyers previously stepped in and where the lower support of the ascending wedge is likely to converge by year-end.
Statistically, Bitcoin’s major crashes have shown a trend of diminishing returns in terms of percentage drawdowns. The late 2017 onwards crash saw an 87.25% decline, and the 2022 crash reached 78.65%. Following this trajectory of “dampening volatility,” the current third crash is projected to result in a 70%-76% approx decline. From the $126,000 ATH, a 76% correction would push the price toward that critical $30,000 region.
Consequently, the prediction for December 2026 is a final test of the wedge’s lower border within this demand zone, marking the end of the current bear cycle and setting the stage for the next period of accumulation and next big rally could occur in 2027 onwards.
BTC Price Indicator Analysis 2026
Similarly, the technical indicators shows that Bitcoin price has already entered a danger zone we haven’t seen in years. On a deeper look at the monthly RSI, BTC has a legendary track record of never hitting “oversold” levels; it usually bottoms out right around the 40 mark. Right now, we’re sitting at 44.49 and sliding fast. This isn’t just a dip it’s the classic signal that the bearish momentum is finally taking over and heading for that historical floor.
The indicators under the hood are screaming the same thing. The MACD has already locked in a bearish cross, and the gap between the lines is widening. In past crashes, the selling hasn’t stopped until those lines flattened out near the zero mark. We aren’t even close to that “exhaustion” point yet, meaning there is plenty of room for this to bleed out further.
Even the “smart money” indicator (CMF) is still showing positive inflows for now, but that’s actually the scary part. Once that green line snaps below zero and heads toward -0.20, that’s when the real panic hits. We aren’t at the end of the crash; we’re in the middle of it. Don’t mistake this for exhaustion, as the collapse toward the pattern’s lower border would soon intensify.
Month
Potential Low
Potential Average
Potential High
2026
$30,000-$45,000
$90,000 – $101,000
$115,000 – $118,000
Bitcoin Price On-chain Outlook
Liquidation data shows roughly $5.81 billion on the short side, compared with just over $380 million on the long side. That imbalance matters because it’s completely dominated by bears and bulls, with no room for survival. It suggests traders are leaning into weakness rather than preparing for a sustained rebound.
In other words, the futures market isn’t buying the bounce. It’s betting against it.
And if BTC price drifts lower again, that heavy short positioning could amplify volatility rather than cushion it. This is why any BTC price prediction right now carries asymmetric risk.
Moreover, the BTC long-term holder SOPR chart shows a current value of 0.7, which is below 1, indicating that more long-term investors are selling at a loss. And it’s seen when more holders keep selling at a loss, this metric has a history of hitting the 0.2-0.3 mark, which has truly seen a fresh demand. For now, the long-term trend is more bearish.
Recent Events Affecting Bitcoin’s Price
The transition from late 2025 into early 2026 saw Bitcoin flip from a booming success story into a struggling “bear market.” After hitting its peak in October, the excitement cooled off fast as the fundamental pillars holding up the price began to crumble at the same time.
By December, the “cheap money” era felt officially over. The Federal Reserve confirmed that high interest rates weren’t going anywhere, and the nomination of Kevin Warsh to replace Jerome Powell signaled a shift toward even tighter financial discipline. This left investors spooked, fearing a future without the safety net of central bank support.
The situation worsened in January when big institutional players started pulling their money out of spot ETFs to lock in profits. At the same time, rising tensions between the U.S. and Iran proved that Bitcoin isn’t yet seen as a “safe haven” but investors ditched crypto for actual gold to avoid the risk.
Finally, a “double blow” of bad news drained what was left of the market’s momentum. Crucial crypto legislation, the CLARITY Act, got stuck in the Senate, leaving the industry in legal limbo. Meanwhile, new fears about quantum computing threats to blockchain security started to circulate. Together, these events broke the market’s confidence, pushing the price toward the lower end of its long-term trend.
Bitcoin Crypto Price Prediction 2026 – 2030
Year
Potential Low ($)
Potential Average ($)
Potential High ($)
BTC Price Forecast 2026
150K
200K
230K
BTC Price Prediction 2027
170K
250K
330K
Bitcoin Predictions 2028
200K
350K
450K
BTC Price 2029
275K
500K
640K
Bitcoin Price Prediction 2030
380K
750K
900K
BTC Price Forecast 2026
The BTC price range in 2026 is expected to be between $150K and $230K.
BTC Price Prediction 2027
Subsequently, the Bitcoin price range can be between $170K to $330K during the year 2027.
Bitcoin Predictions 2028
With the next Bitcoin halving, the price will see another bullish spark in 2028. Specifically, as per our Bitcoin Price Prediction, the potential BTC price range in 2028 is $200K to $450K.
BTC Price 2029
Thereafter, the BTC price for the year 2029 could range between $275K and $640K.
Bitcoin Price Prediction 2030
Finally, in 2030, the price of Bitcoin is predicted to maintain a positive trend. Indeed, the BTC price is expected to reach a new all-time high, ranging between $380K and $900K.
Based on the historic market sentiments and trend analysis of the largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, here are the possible Bitcoin price targets for the longer time frames.
Year
Potential Low ($)
Potential Average ($)
Potential High ($)
2031
$540,830.43
$901,383.47
$1,261,936.86
2032
$757,162.60
$1,261,936.86
$1,766,711.60
2033
$1,059,945.80
$1,766,711.60
$2,473,477.75
2040
$5,799,454.28
$9,665,757.13
$13,532,059.98
2050
$161,978,188.65
$269,963,647.74
$377,949,106.84
Bitcoin Prediction: Analysts and Influencers’ BTC Price Target
“Jack Dorsey, former Twitter CEO (now X), predicts Bitcoin could exceed $1 million by 2030 due to its ecosystem growth and increasing adoption.”
Cathie Wood, CEO of Ark Invest, projects Bitcoin to reach $1.5 million by 2030, driven by institutional adoption and its position as digital gold.”
“Wall Street broker Bernstein believes 2026 will mark the start of a tokenization “supercycle,” maintaining its $150,000 Bitcoin price target for this year and $200,000 for the 2027 cycle peak.”
“Brad Garlinghouse, the Ripple CEO, predicts Bitcoin will hit $180,000 in 2026, due to favorable market and regulatory conditions.”
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FAQs
What are the biggest risks to Bitcoin’s price in 2026?
Major risks include global recessions, tighter crypto regulations, declining liquidity, or a sustained breakdown below key support levels.
How much will BTC be worth in 2030?
Bitcoin price forecasts for 2030 range from $380K to $900K, driven by scarcity, long-term adoption, and expanding institutional participation.
What will be the price of Bitcoin in 2050?
While uncertain, many long-term projections suggest Bitcoin could exceed $1 million by 2050 if it becomes a global store of value.
Is Bitcoin still a good hedge against inflation in the long term?
Bitcoin’s fixed supply makes it attractive as an inflation hedge, especially during currency debasement and long-term economic uncertainty.
The live price of the Cardano token is $ 0.28065516.
Price prediction suggests potential to reach $2.75 to $3.25 by year-end 2026.
Long-term forecasts indicate ADA could hit $10.25 by 2030.
The Cardano price prediction 2026 is generating significant buzz in the crypto market, as the last quarter is soon to close in few days, boosting interest for the next altcoin. The 2025 for ADA/USD began with numerous fundamental updates strengthening its future, including the transformative Plomin Hard Fork, but 2026 seems even more constructive.
Now, Questions abound: “Will Cardano spearhead the altcoin movement?” and “What heights can ADA reach by 2050?” Explore this Cardano price prediction 2026 and beyond, filled with expert insights and ambitious forecasts.
Coinpedia’s Cardano Price Prediction
The Cardano price outlook for 2026 is promising, driven by its extraordinary 4,000% surge in 2020 and currently holding strong at a significant support level. With a positive shift in market sentiment, even a moderate increase could lead to a remarkable 1,000% rise, positioning Cardano around $4.50.
A more conservative target of $1.40 indicates a solid 300% gain based on existing trends. Analysts are broadly optimistic that upcoming ETF approvals will boost institutional adoption and market stability, with price projections ranging from $2.05 to $2.80.
The ADA price is currently experiencing a significant monthly sell-off. However, early February has revealed a crucial demand zone where new buying interest seems to be responding in the short term, but if the broader market improves, then more demand is likely to emerge, setting the stage for a potential bullish rally. Additionally, the lower boundary of the falling wedge is providing solid support, indicating that a price spike could be imminent at some point. Therefore, it is anticipated that ADA could potentially reach $0.40 this month. On the other hand, if BTC collapses again, ADA might drop to $0.20 or even lower.
Cardano AI Price Prediction For February 2026
Source
Low Price
Average Price
High Price
Gemini
$0.85 – $0.95
$1.00 – $1.20
$1.30 – $1.50+
BlackBox
$0.65
$1.00
$1.50
ChatGPT
$0.75
$0.95
$1.25
ADA Price Prediction 2026
The Cardano price forecast for 2026 points to an important support level on its weekly chart, a range that has consistently acted as a strong pivot point for price trends, and is currently giving off signals of another potential rally. This support level is known for displaying remarkable resilience over time, suggesting that if Cardano price USD can maintain its position above this threshold once again, it could pave the way for significant price movements in 2026.
Looking back at Cardano’s historical performance on the weekly chart, it shows an extraordinary rally in 2020, when the asset posted staggering gains of nearly 4,000%. During that bullish phase, the Cardano price USD spent an extended period consolidating around the dynamic support trendline, which appears to be a strategic accumulation at discounts from smart money, contributing significantly to its eventual surge.
If the current market sentiment shifts positively, a resurgence in investor confidence could lead to a recovery. Not ambitiously, even modestly, past performance could give a tremendous surge. Last year’s performance was 4000%. If we assume 1/4 of that momentum, it would result in an increase of approximately 1000%, potentially elevating Cardano’s price to $4.50 by 2026.
Conversely, a more conservative approach suggests a realistic price target of around $1.40, indicating a potential increase of about 300%. This estimate remains feasible, especially since it is based on fundamental analyses and market trends that are not reliant on speculative triggers, such as the possible approval of exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
Additionally, many experts propose that these ETFs could significantly impact the market by boosting institutional investment and improving market stability. In a situation where ETF approvals occur and retail investor excitement rises, Cardano’s price could realistically range from $2.05 to $2.80.
Scenario
Potential Low
Average Price
Potential High
Without ETF Approval
$0.85
$1.10
$1.25
With ETF Approval + Retail Surge
$1.20
$1.65
$2.05
Bullish Breakout (with ETF & macro support)
$1.50
$2.05
$2.80
Cardano On-chain Analysis
As per Cardano’s on-chain metrics, “Smart Money” accumulation phase is the best observation right now, because the divergence between retail and institutional holders is more vivid than ever.
As the number of addresses holding between 10 and 1 million ADA is declining, and the consistent surge in the 10 million to 100 million coin bracket confirms this, this represents a major supply consolidation. The observation shows that these mega-whales are strategically absorbing the “weak hands” during price dips, effectively building a rock-solid fundamental floor for the asset. Also, the fact that the 1M to 10M coin bracket is also growing confirms that professional high-net-worth investors seem to be positioning for a recovery, too.
Similarly, the surge to 4.57 million total holders despite a grueling 2025 proves that Cardano’s ecosystem is expanding its reach even in a “stress test” environment. This growth in the holder base suggests that the asset is not being abandoned; rather, it is being redistributed into a more stable, long-term foundation. When a holder count rises as prices fall, it signals that the market views current levels as a deep-value opportunity rather than a reason to exit.
Additionally, the Weighted Sentiment flipping the 0 line to 0.656 is a crucial momentum trigger. Professionally, this “0-line flip” indicates that the aggregate social and market bias has shifted from fear to optimism.
Combined with the strategic whale accumulation, this sentiment pivot suggests that the “disbelief” phase is ending and that a bullish rally is likely once the remaining retail sell pressure is fully absorbed by the growing whale cohorts.
Cardano (ADA) Price Prediction 2026 – 2030
Price Prediction
Potential Low ($)
Average Price ($)
Potential High ($)
2026
2.75
3.00
3.25
2027
4.50
4.75
5.00
2028
5.25
5.50
5.75
2029
6.75
7.25
7.75
2030
9.00
9.75
10.25
This table, based on historical movements, shows ADA prices to reach $10.25 by 2030 based on compounding market cap each year. This table provides a framework for understanding the potential Cardano price movements. Yet, the actual price will depend on a combination of market dynamics, investor behavior, and external factors influencing the cryptocurrency landscape.
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