$C /USDT is trading around 0.0873 on the 1‑hour chart, printing higher lows above the 7‑ and 25‑EMAs after breaking the 0.0885 intraday high, while external spot data shows the new infrastructure token holding a bullish structure with increasing demand and price clustered near 0.088–0.09. As long as price respects the 0.084–0.086 pullback zone, dips look like continuation entries towards 0.089–0.095 and potentially the psychological 0.10+ area, but if candles start closing below 0.082, that would signal momentum failure and justify cutting the long idea.
$BAND USDT is trading around 0.3245 on the 30‑minute chart after a steady intraday downtrend made a local low near 0.3217, with price still below the 25‑ and 99‑EMAs but showing first signs of a relief bounce from the 0.32 support zone while broader data places Band Protocol in the 0.32–0.35 range with weak but stabilizing momentum. This setup favours a cautious dip‑buy from 0.32–0.324 toward nearby resistance at 0.33–0.34 and possibly 0.35+, but because the higher‑timeframe trend remains bearish, risk management is key: cut quickly below 0.316–0.317 and lock partial profits as each target is tapped.
$BTC /USDT is trading just under 87,000 on the 30‑minute chart, bouncing from the 86,209 intraday low but still sitting below the 25‑ and 99‑EMAs, while higher‑timeframe analysis shows Bitcoin in a short‑term bearish regime with rallies into 87–89k repeatedly acting as supply even as spot price hovers around 86.5–87k. This makes the current move a tactical countertrend long from the 86.4–86.8k demand pocket toward nearby resistance bands at 87.5–88.5k, best traded with tight risk below 86k and partial profit‑taking at each target, since the broader downside structure remains intact until BTC can reclaim the 89–90k region with strong momentum.
$PIPPIN USDT is trading around 0.397 on the 4‑hour chart after a violent wick down to 0.25200 and a fast recovery, with price now back above all key EMAs and external feeds confirming that PIPPIN is still in a strong uptrend despite sharp intraday volatility and double‑digit pullbacks from the recent 0.52–0.53 high. As long as bulls defend the 0.37–0.39 reload zone, dips look like opportunities to join the breakout move for a potential retest of 0.44–0.51 and even higher, but given how quickly this coin can swing, keeping risk tight below 0.34–0.35 and taking profits progressively into each resistance band is essential.
$BNB USDT is trading near 859 on the 4‑hour chart, sitting below the 7‑, 25‑ and 99‑EMAs after repeated rejections in the 880–900 band, while external data shows BNB hovering around 858–865 with recent 4H and medium‑term analyses leaning bearish and highlighting 840 as key support and 880 as strong resistance. With structure favoring lower highs and sellers defending every push toward 880, waiting for a bounce back into 868–878 for fresh shorts offers a cleaner risk‑reward than shorting at current levels, aiming first for a retest of 850 and then the 840 demand zone, while a sustained move above 885–890 would invalidate the setup.
$HYPE USDT is trading near 27.3 on the 4‑hour chart after bouncing from the 26.034 low, with candles reclaiming the 7‑EMA and pushing toward the 25‑EMA even though the 99‑EMA above still confirms a broader downtrend and recent external data keeps spot and perp prices clustered around 26–28 USDT. This structure favours a tactical long from pullbacks into 26.8–27.2 targeting a move back into the heavy resistance band near 28–30, but until bulls flip that zone into support, the setup remains a counter‑trend play that needs tight risk below 26.1–26.3 and staggered profit‑taking at each target.
$MORPHO USDT is trading around 1.18 on the 15‑minute chart, pushing up from the 1.165 swing low with price back above the 7‑ and 25‑EMAs and fresh volume coming in while external feeds show Morpho holding near 1.10–1.20 with solid liquidity and “Seed | Gainer” momentum status. As long as candles hold above the 1.17–1.18 zone, the path of least resistance is to the upside for quick intraday longs into 1.22–1.30 and possibly higher, but given MORPHO’s recent listing and sharp volatility, risk should stay tight below 1.14 with partial profits taken at every target.
$SUI USDT is trading around 1.47 on the 4‑hour chart with price clearly below the 7‑, 25‑ and 99‑EMAs, while multiple analyses describe both the daily and 4H trends as bearish with only temporary intraday bounces. Any recovery into the 1.49–1.52 area looks like a pullback toward former support now acting as resistance, so shorting that zone with tight risk above 1.56–1.58 and scaling out at successive supports favors the prevailing downtrend rather than fighting for an early reversal.
$VVV USDT has ripped from the 1.019 low into the 1.12+ area on strong volume, with price flipping the 7‑, 25‑ and 99‑EMAs and external data showing Venice Token trading slightly above 1.05–1.10 on futures and spot with rising 24‑hour activity. As long as bulls defend the 1.09–1.11 pullback zone, dips can be treated as continuation longs toward the upside targets, but given VVV’s history of sharp spikes and double‑digit daily swings, leverage should be kept light and profits taken progressively into each resistance band.
$XRP USDT is trading around 1.90–1.91 on the 4‑hour chart after a brief recovery from 1.8506, but price remains below all major EMAs and multiple higher‑timeframe reads still flag a bearish structure with EMAs acting as dynamic resistance and sentiment tilted toward further downside. Because this bounce is occurring inside a broader downtrend and previous analyses highlight failed attempts to reclaim the 1.95–2.05 zone, rallies back into 1.92–1.95 look more suitable for fresh shorts, aiming for a retest of 1.86 first and then deeper supports, while any sustained 4H close above 1.99–2.01 should be respected as invalidation.
$DOT USDT is trading near 1.86 on the 4‑hour chart after a clean series of lower highs from 2.316, with price sitting below all key EMAs and momentum signals across higher timeframes confirming a persistent bearish bias rather than any real reversal attempt yet. Because structure and sentiment both favour downside continuation, bounces back into the 1.88–1.93 supply area look more suitable for fresh short positions than longs, aiming for a retest of the recent 1.82 low first and then deeper supports if selling accelerates, while any 4H close above 1.97–2.00 should be treated as invalidation and an early exit trigger.
$BAN USDT is trading around 0.0787 on the daily chart after a steady climb from the 0.05 area and today’s explosive candle up to 0.07959, with price now extended well above the 7‑, 25‑ and 99‑EMAs and daily volume sharply higher, while external feeds show BAN futures in the 0.06–0.07 band with strong liquidity and active perpetual trading across major venues. As long as price holds above the 0.0735–0.0755 demand pocket and there is no decisive close back below 0.0695–0.0705, pullbacks into the entry zone can be viewed as trend‑following continuation setups toward the upside targets, but given BAN’s recent history of fast pumps, liquidation clusters around current levels, and the speculative nature of Banana‑themed tokens, traders should avoid chasing green daily candles, manage leverage tightly, and lock in profits aggressively on each push into resistance.
$ZEREBRO USDT is trading around 0.0302–0.0303 on the 15‑minute chart after bouncing from the 0.02868 low and printing a local high near 0.03029, with price now riding above the 7‑, 25‑ and 99‑EMAs while broader market data shows Zerebro hovering close to 0.029–0.030 with moderate 24‑hour volume and a small positive daily move. As long as candles hold above the 0.0296–0.0300 demand pocket and there is no decisive breakdown below 0.0287–0.0290, pullbacks into the entry zone can be used for short‑term continuation longs toward the upside targets, but considering ZEREBRO’s history of sharp pumps, heavy drawdowns over the last months, and high leverage availability, traders should keep risk tight, scale in gradually, and secure profits quickly on every push into resistance.
$ETHW USDT is trading near 0.5398 on the 1‑hour chart after pushing up from the 0.47–0.48 base and tagging a recent high at 0.5570, with price now riding above the 7‑, 25‑ and 99‑EMAs while external feeds show EthereumPoW hovering in the 0.49–0.75 zone with rising 24‑hour volume and a positive daily percentage change. As long as candles keep closing above the 0.5250–0.5320 demand area and there is no decisive break below 0.5080–0.5120, pullbacks into the entry zone can be treated as trend‑following longs toward the upside targets, but with ETHW still down heavily from its all‑time high and subject to sharp sentiment‑driven swings, traders should avoid over‑leveraging, trail stops quickly, and secure partial profits at each resistance band.
$ARIA USDT is trading around 0.0708 on the 15‑minute chart after a steady climb from the 0.0633 base and a fresh spike to 0.07139, with price now riding well above the 7‑, 25‑ and 99‑EMAs and intraday volume expanding, while external data still shows AriaAI futures hovering in the low‑0.06 to low‑0.07 range with strong 24‑hour turnover following its recent listing and 50x‑leverage futures launch. As long as candles hold above the 0.0670–0.0685 demand pocket and there is no decisive close below 0.0645–0.0655, pullbacks into the entry zone can be treated as continuation longs toward the upside targets, but with ARIA in an early‑cycle, high‑beta phase and upcoming token unlocks on the horizon, traders should avoid chasing vertical green candles, manage leverage tightly, and secure partial profits quickly at each resistance band.
$RAVE USDT is trading around 0.3442 on the 15‑minute chart after a strong move from the 0.27–0.28 base and a recent spike to 0.35319, with price now riding above the 7‑, 25‑ and 99‑EMAs and broader market feeds showing RaveDAO trading near 0.34 with high 24‑hour volume and double‑digit percentage gains. As long as candles hold above the 0.3320–0.3380 demand pocket and there is no decisive breakdown below 0.3220–0.3250, pullbacks into the entry zone can be viewed as continuation setups toward the upside targets, but given RAVE’s new‑listing volatility and recent multi‑day pump, traders should use tight risk, avoid chasing green candles, and secure profits quickly into each resistance band.
$DOLO USDT is trading near 0.0386 on the 1‑hour chart after a strong rally from the 0.0338 base and a quick spike to 0.04129, with price now consolidating just above the 7‑ and 25‑EMAs while higher‑timeframe feeds show Dolomite hovering in the mid‑0.03 to low‑0.04 region with rising 24‑hour volume and a solid percentage gain on the day. As long as bulls defend the 0.0375–0.0383 demand pocket and the 0.0362–0.0366 invalidation band is not lost, pullbacks into the entry zone can be treated as continuation setups toward the upside targets, but with DOLO still a relatively new and volatile DeFi token, traders should avoid over‑leveraging, stagger entries, and secure profits aggressively into each new high.
$ZORA USDT is trading around 0.0515 on the daily chart after grinding down from the 0.07+ zone and printing a local low near 0.0428, with today’s candle pushing back above the 7‑EMA and testing the 25‑EMA while external price feeds still show Zora trading roughly around 0.046–0.05 with declining 30‑day performance, reflecting a broader corrective phase after a huge summer run. As long as daily closes hold above the 0.0480–0.0495 demand zone and the 0.0455–0.0462 invalidation band is not lost, dips into the entry area can be treated as cautious mean‑reversion longs toward the upside targets, but given ZORA’s high leverage availability and recent negative momentum, traders should size smaller, be patient with entries, and lock profits quickly on every push into resistance.