I just checked how cryptocurrencies are moving today, and honestly, after so much volatility this week, the markets finally seem to be finding some stability. XRP remains the one I’m most watchful of, honestly.



The price of XRP is hovering around $1.35 right now, with a small 3% rebound in the last 24 hours. But if you look at the whole week, the asset is nearly 5 points down. The interesting thing is that whales have been accumulating quite a bit over the past few days, suggesting that some investors see value at these levels. The key support to watch is $1.40 — if it falls below, we could see pressure toward $1.38. On the positive side, breaking $1.43 would open the door to stronger recoveries.

Bitcoin recovered a bit better than I expected. It’s trading near $68.5K after touching $67.5K earlier this week. Today’s movement shows a +3.4% increase in 24 hours, although it’s still down nearly 4% for the week. The ETF outflow data we saw recently still weighs on the market, but the technical structure is slightly improving. The range I see for today is between $67K and $72K — nothing very exciting, but at least there’s defined support.

Solana is the one that surprises me positively. It’s at $83.37 and has risen 3.2% today, recovering from the support level of $85 that it touched recently. The weekly decline is more pronounced — nearly 10% — but the short-term rebound is significantly stronger than that of other assets. If it maintains the $88 level, it could attempt to test ( again. Resistance at ) remains the main target, but there’s still a long way to go. If it holds the $88 level, it could try to test it again.

Geopolitical tension and central banks continue to be the macro factors driving everything. Until that calms down, I expect more consolidation than explosive moves. Cryptocurrencies today show signs of stabilization, but nothing is confirmed yet. I will keep monitoring these key levels.
XRP2.25%
BTC1.83%
SOL3.53%
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