I just checked how cryptocurrencies are moving today, and honestly, the markets remain quite fragile after all the volatility last week. Geopolitical tensions and central banks have kept everything in a complicated position, but at least we see some attempts at stabilization at key levels.

Starting with XRP, the price is around $1.32, down 2.14% in the last 24 hours. The interesting thing is that last week it fell more sharply, but now it’s holding around this level. The important support to watch is at $1.40. If that breaks, we could see a quick drop toward $1.38. What catches my attention is that exchange reserves have decreased significantly, suggesting some holders are accumulating at these prices. The RSI is in neutral territory, and the MACD looks weak, so for now, the downward pressure remains.

Regarding Bitcoin, it’s trading near $70.76k with a 3.13% drop in 24 hours, but look at the weekly change: it’s up 3.47%. This shows that the rebound from a few days ago was real. The critical levels are $67,000 as support and $72,000 as resistance. If Bitcoin fails to break the 50-day moving average around $69,000, we’ll likely stay in a range. Buyers and sellers are quite balanced at this moment.

Solana appears relatively stronger among the three cryptocurrencies today. It’s at $81.52, down 4.01% in 24 hours but up 1.22% over the week. The rebound from $85 was more aggressive than that of the other assets. The next level to break is $92, and if it does, it could attempt to reach $100, although that remains a strong resistance.

The reality is that all these cryptocurrencies are in consolidation mode today. The technical structure is mixed in all cases, so it’s best to wait for one of these key levels to break. Meanwhile, the market continues without a clear direction.