XRP climbed to $2.20 on Nov. 26 after recovering from around $1, reflecting a broader stabilization in crypto markets. Trading activity picked up as investors showed renewed interest in major altcoins.
XRP dropped about 30% overnight, slicing through the $2.15–$2.20 support zone on heavy volume before mounting a modest rebound into its descending channel.
Analysts project PEPE targeting $0.0000067 in the near term while a bullish scenario sees a 1,500% rally to $0.00012 by early 2026, highlighting memecoin volatility and speculative upside.
OP could rebound to $0.42–$0.45 within two weeks as the MACD histogram shows early bullish divergence, even though short-term momentum remains bearish.
Pi Network (PI) is trading around $0.22 while entering a heavy unlock window — 145.7 million tokens scheduled this month and 173 million in December — a stability market watchers say could precede a major move.
Pi Network (PI) held at $0.21 as selling pressure eased, showing early signs of accumulation among buyers. Market participants say a potential bottom is forming, but confirmation depends on sustained volume and a clear break above near-term resistance.
POPCAT rallied roughly 14% in a short-term recovery, but the move lacks clear confirmation as trading volume and broader market support remain muted. Traders are watching for sustained follow-through above key resistance or a quick retracement.
Sui (SUI) is trading close to a key $2.00 support after a volatile week; traders are watching to see if bulls can trigger a roughly 30% bounce or if further downside is coming.
Canary Capital filed an S-1 to create an ETF under the ticker MOG that would offer regulated exposure to an Ethereum-based memecoin. The filing reflects Canary's push into altcoin products and marks another step toward mainstreaming memecoins.