Do Dogecoin whales know something the broader market does not? Their recent selling has prompted renewed speculation about whether DOGE is facing another leg down. The question is whether the moves reflect genuine caution or a false alarm.

Bitcoin is hovering around $65,000 after rebounding from a multi-year low below $60,000. Analysts are watching the June 17 FOMC decision, with most expecting the Fed to keep rates in the 3.5%-3.75% range. Some market observers say BTC has fallen after each FOMC meeting since July 2025 and see downside targets ranging from $51,000-$52,000 to roughly $48,000 and $43,000.

Ethereum has climbed to around $1,790 after recently trading near $1,850, prompting debate over whether the move is sustainable. Some analysts point to an overbought 4-hour RSI reading and argue a short-term pullback could follow. Others remain bullish, calling current levels an attractive entry for the next 6-12 months. Views also diverge on downside risk, with some suggesting ETH could fall as low as $1,500 while others see sub-$2,000 as a buying window.

Solana (SOL) dropped to around $60 earlier this month and was trading near $63 at the time of writing, down 33% on the month with market cap below $40 billion. The TD Sequential indicator has printed a buy signal and is being interpreted as room for a move toward $77, while the daily RSI reportedly fell to about 15—an extreme oversold reading that some view as setting up a rebound.

Binance said it will end all services for Contentos (COS), Dar Open Network (D), Highstreet (HIGH) and MOBOX (MBOX) on June 19, after a listing review. The announcement coincided with sharp sell-offs, with each token down more than 25% on the day and COS falling about 31%. Separately, the exchange stated it will support the NEAR Protocol upgrade and hard fork scheduled for June 10, with deposits and withdrawals temporarily paused while trading remains available.

Pi Network said it has completed its migration to protocol v24 by the June 2 deadline, and the Core Team set June 18 as the target date to finalize the next move to v25. Even so, PI slid to around $0.12 earlier this week, with exchange-held balances rising by over 500,000 in 24 hours and about 160 million PI slated to unlock over the next 30 days.

Bitcoin fell about 15% over the week and slid to nearly $61,000 several hours ago before rebounding to around $62,500. Analysts cited in the report highlighted potential support between $50,000 and $54,000, with another view pointing to $49,000 as a possible bottom zone, while RSI briefly dropped to 11 and later rose to roughly 16.

Binance said it will carry out wallet maintenance on May 21, temporarily suspending deposits and withdrawals on the Ethereum network. The exchange expects the work to take about one hour, while trading will remain available throughout the maintenance window.

Bitcoin has slid about 5% over the past week after strength in late April and early May, putting focus on whether a key support level can hold. Analysts cite MVRV-based signals that could point to a move toward nearly $95,000 if BTC stays above $72,960, or a pullback to just under $55,000 if it breaks lower.