After its sharp breakout in August, XRP is working to establish a more stable bullish pattern. The asset is now trading at $1.42, comfortably above the key moving averages. Buyers, however, have struggled to extend the advance since the surge, with price action reflecting a period of sideways movement.
XRP holds above key support
The 200-day moving average at $1.35 remains a crucial support level for XRP. Since late August, the price has tested this area multiple times without experiencing a clear breakdown. The primary support is found between $1.35 and $1.36, strengthened by the 20-day moving average near $1.32. On the upside, the initial resistance stands at $1.45.
A sustained close above $1.45 could set up a renewed attack on the $1.50 to $1.55 range, which previously proved to be a heavy resistance zone. The price only briefly touched the $1.70 level, and there is not enough trading history at that price to consider it established resistance. Overall, the momentum remains positive.
XRP’s RSI is currently at 62, lower than during the August breakout, leaving room for further growth without technical overheating.
Bulls are supported as long as XRP consolidates above $1.35. Losing this level could weaken the recovery, shifting focus to $1.32 and then $1.23.
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Solana (SOL) has shown one of the clearest recovery trends, gaining over 3% in the current session and trading around $106.50. SOL remains above key moving averages after rebounding strongly from the June lows.
The $108 to $110 range presents the current resistance. Solana previously tested $110 during the late August rally but has not succeeded in breaking above. If the price surpasses $110, technical resistance in the immediate vicinity will be limited. Meanwhile, recent pullbacks have found support between $100 and $102. The 20-day moving average, now at $95.30, provides additional support below, with the 200-day average at approximately $91.
| Support | Resistance |
|---|---|
| $100–$102, $95.30, $91 | $108–$110 |
SOL’s RSI is nearing 68, with the signal average at 72. While the coin has cooled off since its last surge, it is once again approaching technically overbought conditions.
The setup remains favorable for buyers if SOL holds above $100. Losing this threshold could trigger deeper retracement toward $95 or $91, while a move beyond $110 would reinforce the bullish scenario.
Hyperliquid continues its market outperformance
Hyperliquid (HYPE) has climbed over 4% in the current session, reaching nearly $89 and maintaining its lead over broader market performance. The upward momentum follows a surge that began on August 18, when HYPE traded below $60.
The price remains well above all major moving averages. HYPE is showing a strong pattern of higher highs and higher lows, with the 20-day moving average now at $76.91 and the 200-day at $56.47. The longer-term moving averages are clustered between $64 and $66.
The psychologically significant $90 level is currently in play. A breakout above this point would push HYPE into price discovery, with the $92 to $95 area as the next focal point. The significant distance between the current price and moving averages highlights the strength of the ongoing rally.
HYPE’s RSI stands at 68.5, just below the conventional overbought benchmark, indicating strong upside potential but an increased chance of short-term consolidation.
The first notable support lies between $84 and $85, followed by the rising 20-day average in the $77 to $80 range. HYPE’s bullish trend remains intact unless these support levels are lost.
Mini dictionary: Hyperliquid is a decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol focused on providing liquidity and trading solutions for crypto assets, aiming to facilitate high-frequency trading and automated market-making on blockchain networks.
Bitcoin steadies in high range
Bitcoin continues to consolidate around $80,000 after a strong move up from the $63,000 level in August. Despite several failed attempts to break decisively above $81,000, Bitcoin trades close to $79,960, reflecting ongoing high-level consolidation rather than a trend reversal.
Support has been consistently reliable between $77,000 and $78,000, where increased demand has re-emerged after price pullbacks. The most recent rally briefly pushed Bitcoin above $81,000, but selling pressure quickly returned. Immediate resistance is now clustered between $81,000 and $82,000.
Bitcoin remains distant from its major moving averages. The 200-day moving average stands near $72,638, and the 20-day is up to $75,124. Additional support comes from averages in the $69,400 to $70,000 band, reflecting the overall strengthening of market structure since August.
Momentum indicators remain robust. The RSI is now near 67—still below overbought conditions but with potential for a renewed surge above $82,000 to quickly drive momentum higher. A daily breakout above $82,000 would likely open the path toward $84,000–$85,000. The $77,000 level remains the key support on the downside.
