Dogecoin has pulled back to a key $0.16 support level after a 5.2% jump last week tied to renewed interest in speculative assets following former President Trump's tariff comments. Technical indicators are signaling increasing bearish momentum.
ZEC slipped about 2.2% today, but the drop masks a key technical development after a three‑month rally of over 1,278%. Selling pressure has largely collapsed while the broader bullish structure remains intact, signaling a possible fresh upswing.
Bitcoin slipped under $97,000 for the third time in a month, triggering more than $1.1 billion in long liquidations within 24 hours and renewing downside concerns. Analysts say the $97K zone and a lower support band are now critical for short-term direction.
Markets remain soft on Friday as Ethereum falls about 4% this week and broad risk-off sentiment weighs on XRP, ADA and BNB; HYPE shows continued volatility. Traders should watch volume and nearby support levels for signs of a bounce or further downside.
The crypto market was hit by a 5.2% drop and Bitcoin fell below $97,000, but analysts are pointing to SUI as a standout — some forecasting a possible 10x from current levels. The call is drawing attention as traders hunt for high-upside opportunities amid the pullback.
An analyst warns shrinking XRP balances on major exchanges ahead of a potential ETF debut could create a 'supply crisis' that triggers a parabolic rally. The argument centers on tightened on‑exchange liquidity and accelerated outflows as key catalysts.
Amid a broader market pullback that pushed Bitcoin below $102K, Chainlink (LINK) has held steady around $15–16, signaling relative resilience. Traders and analysts point to persistent demand for oracle services and softer BTC correlation as possible supports.
At Cantor Crypto, Michael Saylor reiterated Bitcoin's role as 'digital capital', arguing for its long-term strategic value. Analysts separately cautioned that Strategy Inc. shares could fall toward $100, signaling risk for crypto-linked equities.
XRP traded between $2.32 and $2.52 over the past 24 hours, rising about 3.6% while Canary Capital’s new XRPC spot XRP ETF recorded roughly $26 million in early trading volume. The ETF debut shows growing institutional interest, but it hasn’t yet sparked the large rally many traders expected.
FIL jumped roughly 200% last week from $1.20 to $3.90 before a sharp correction that erased about 45% of those gains, leaving traders divided on whether a fresh breakout or a deeper sell-off is next. Ongoing Filecoin ecosystem developments and broader market sentiment will be key determinants.