Over the weekend, Bitcoin briefly reclaimed $70,000 before slipping back toward $68,000, while the AI agent token Pippin reached a new all-time high of $0.7593 on Feb. 15, 2026. Data shows the move accompanied strong short-term gains for the token.
CoinGecko data shows the token rose 6.2% in 24 hours and 148.4% last week. It climbed 287.2% on 14-day charts and 132.3% over the past month, and has gained more than 3,000% since February 2025.
Pippin had earlier set an all-time high in December 2025 amid bearish market conditions. That December rally drew manipulation allegations, as Binance reported.
According to CoinGlass data, open interest for Pippin rose to about $290 million. The long-short ratio sits above one, indicating more traders hold long positions than shorts.
No major product or protocol development has been reported to explain the surge. Investors are moving to risk-off assets and metals like gold and silver have risen recently (Ed. note: metals gains reflect reduced risk appetite). Given the broader bearish environment, there is a high chance the token will face a correction in coming weeks.
