I've had my eye on $XRP lately, and the price action is surprisingly calm.
After bouncing from around $1.07 to $1.15, it hasn't attracted much attention yet. No major excitement, no wild spikes—just a steady climb. With RSI still sitting near the middle, it doesn't look overstretched.
The area I'm focused on is the 200-day moving average around $1.183. That level could be a key test for the next move. If XRP can push through it with strength, sentiment may start shifting quickly.
For now, it feels like the market is quietly positioning while most traders are looking elsewhere. Sometimes the most interesting moves start when nobody is paying attention. $BTC
$ETH has only done this once before in its entire history.
Back in June 2022, ETH broke through every support level and crashed to $880. Everyone gave up on it. That turned out to be the exact bottom of the whole bear market.
Now it's June 2026, the same month, same breakdown, and same chart structure.
ETH peaked at $4,953 in August 2025. Today it's at $1,593. That's a 68% crash in just 10 months. Its weekly 200 MA sits at $2,471, and price has fallen straight through it. The next support level to watch is $1,500.
Two ways this plays out: If ETH holds $1,500, this could play out exactly like June 2022. The people who bought that bottom made 5x over the next 18 months.
If ETH falls below $1,500 on a weekly close, the next support is all the way down near $1,000. Nothing to stop the fall in between. $XRP
Just checked the latest DefiLlama chart and damn, Canton Network is leading the pack with $62M in 30-day revenue, followed closely by $HYPE Hyperliquid at $54M.
Tron, Pumpfun $PUMP and Polymarket rounding out the top 5 shows how revenue is spreading across RWAs, perps, L1s, memecoins, and prediction markets. Crypto's not relying on just one thing anymore..
$H is starting to show signs of strength after spending time consolidating near its recent lows. The latest breakout from that range suggests buyers are stepping back in, shifting momentum in favor of the bulls and opening the door for a potential continuation move.
The key area to watch now sits between $0.55 and $0.60. This zone acted as the foundation for the current rally, with strong buying interest emerging from that region. As long as price continues to respect this support, the bullish outlook remains intact.
If the support holds, $H could make another run toward the $0.85–$0.90 area, which marks the next major resistance zone. However, losing the $0.55 support level would weaken the current setup and could lead to a deeper pullback toward $0.50.
While the recent move has been impressive, chasing price after a sharp rally often carries unnecessary risk. A pullback into support or the formation of a higher low would offer a much healthier setup for those looking to enter the trend. $FIDA
Looking at past patterns, the Coinglass chart tracking $BTC supply in loss is a useful signal here. The idea is simple: more coins in loss generally means we're closer to a bottom. Right now over half of supply is in loss, which has historically lined up with major market bottoms.
That doesn't mean we can't go lower from here though, and even at the bottom there tends to be a period of grinding sideways before sentiment starts to improve. $FIDA
$BTC zoomed in. The price has reached the descending trendline. A break above it would be the first indication that a wave-4 recovery is unfolding.
That said, the reaction from the $60,223 support level has been relatively weak. For now, as long as the price remains below $66,316, I remain bearish. $PORTAL
Crypto sentiment has taken a serious hit, with many traders convinced that Bitcoin $BTC and the broader market are finished. Fear and frustration have grown as prices remain under pressure and confidence continues to fade.
But history tells an interesting story. Some of the most pessimistic moments in crypto have often appeared just before major reversals. When most people lose hope, long-term investors tend to start paying closer attention.
A few signs are already beginning to emerge. Funding rates are shifting, market positioning is changing, and Bitcoin is showing signs of breaking away from traditional stock market movements.
While volatility may not be over yet, the current environment is starting to look like one that has previously rewarded patient investors. Whether this marks the bottom or not, many are watching closely for the first signs of a recovery.
- Solana just hit a 3-year low of $60. - Down -80% from its ATH. - 8 consecutive red monthly candles for the first time in history. - $SOL Monthly RSI is more oversold than the 2022 FTX crash when sol crashed to $8.