⬤ Ethereum has punched through a major descending trendline that's been pressuring price since October. Fresh technical analysis shows ETH trading near $3,107 as it breaks through the down-sloping resistance line—a significant technical shift after months of lower highs. The $3,010 zone has
⬤ Bitcoin has hit a technically significant point, currently trading below its 200-day simple moving average while sitting around the $90,000 range. The SMA200 line, now positioned near $106,751, last came into play back in 2022 when BTC touched it before heading lower. Market watchers say a
⬤ XRP has rebounded from what analysts call a "Vertical Accumulation Support" zone—a defensive barrier that's held firm for roughly 13 months. Price action is showing a positive reaction from this support region, with traders eyeing two possible paths forward. Currently trading close to
⬤ DOGE has climbed approximately 20% after touching what traders call an "Optimal Key Level" around $0.12, a support zone that's been validated repeatedly since last year and survived even October's major liquidation event. The bounce has reignited bullish interest while raising questions about h
⬤ XRP is drawing fresh attention from traders after an extended period of sideways movement. Recent activity suggests bullish momentum is building, though the bigger question remains unanswered: is this the start of a real reversal or just another false start? Market watchers acknowledge the
⬤ PEPE has bounced back after dropping into a key demand zone, with the chart showing a recovery from lower support levels and price recently hovering around $0.0000059 on the PEPE pair. The move came alongside rising volume, signaling that trading activity is starting to pick up again. The
⬤ Bitcoin (BTC) CME futures are currently trading near $90,110, but there's something catching traders' attention—an unfilled gap sitting between roughly $88,100 and $88,700 on the charts. Market observers have flagged this gap as a potential price magnet, suggesting BTC could dip down to fill it
⬤ Dogecoin made a sharp move higher after breaking through a descending trendline on the 4-hour chart, pushing toward $0.13. The price was trading near $0.13095, up more than 2% for the session. The breakout came after DOGE had been trending lower throughout late December before suddenly
⬤ Shiba Inu ticked up to around $0.00000760, gaining about 1.9% in recent trading. Traders are starting to talk about SHIB potentially gearing up for a "Pepe style pump"—the kind of sharp rally we've seen before with meme coins. The charts show SHIB bouncing off recent lows, with some pointing to
⬤ Cardano's ADA is currently trading near $0.356 against USDT, holding a relatively stable position on short-term charts. Traders are calling it "one of the cleanest coins right now" because of how clear its technical setup looks compared to other altcoins. The two-hour chart shows ADA bouncing b
⬤ SEI has been consolidating near the bottom of its multi-month range, still trading below its long-term moving average on the weekly timeframe. The 50-week simple moving average around $0.23 has become a crucial resistance zone. Right now, SEI's hovering around $0.11, while a descending
⬤ Ethereum's been catching its breath after breaking out hard earlier this cycle. The weekly chart closed near $2,973.90, bouncing between $2,908.45 and $3,054.50. What's interesting here is the bigger picture—months of sideways action, then a quick drop that faked everyone out, followed by a
⬤ Dogecoin (DOGE) wrapped up the month with barely any price movement, staying locked inside a long-term bullish channel that's been guiding it for years. The chart shows DOGE's been consolidating for months now, but here's the thing—it hasn't broken down. The latest monthly candle is pretty