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Technical charts suggest that Bitcoin’s rally continuation is dependent on bulls securing a weekly close above $75,000.
BTC turned up from the 20-day exponential moving average ($75,814) on Thursday, indicating buying on dips. The relief rally is expected to face selling pressure at $79,500. If buyers pierce the overhead resistance, the uptrend is expected to gain momentum, and the BTC/USDT pair may rally to $84,000.
The 20-day EMA is the crucial support to watch on the downside. If BTC turns down from current levels or from overhead resistance and breaks below the 20-day EMA, a deeper correction could follow toward the 50-day simple moving average ($72,362), then the support line.
Ether is finding support near the 50-day SMA ($2,207), suggesting bulls are treating dips as buying opportunities. The flattening 20-day EMA and the RSI just above the midpoint point to weakening momentum.
If ETH turns down and breaks below the 50-day SMA, the next stop is likely the support line. If the price remains above the 20-day EMA, bulls may attempt to drive the ETH/USDT pair to $2,465 and then to the ascending channel’s resistance. The next trending move is expected to begin on a close above the resistance line or below the support line; until then, the pair may stay inside the channel.
XRP remains stuck inside the $1.27 to $1.61 range, reflecting buying on dips and selling on rallies. The 20-day EMA ($1.39) has started to turn down gradually, and the RSI near the midpoint indicates a slight edge to the bears.
If XRP stays below the moving averages, the likelihood of a drop to the $1.27 support increases. Buyers are expected to try to push the price above the moving averages; if successful, the XRP/USDT pair may rally to the downtrend line of the descending channel pattern and then to the $1.61 resistance. A trend change would be signaled by a close above $1.61.
BNB slipped below the moving averages on Tuesday, but bears have not extended their advantage, suggesting demand at lower levels. Bulls are attempting to push BNB back above the moving averages. If they succeed, the BNB/USDT pair may rise to $654 and then to $687 overhead resistance.
If the price turns down and breaks below $610, it would indicate sellers remain in control, with the pair potentially falling toward $570 support, where buyers are expected to step in.
Buyers are trying to sustain Solana above $82.65, but bears continue to apply pressure. If $82.65 cracks, the SOL/USDT pair may decline to $76. Buyers are expected to defend $76 strongly; a close below it could start the next leg of the downward move to $67.
If SOL rises above the moving averages, it suggests the pair may remain inside the $82.65 to $90.73 range. A close above $90.73 would open the way for a retest of the $98 overhead resistance.
Dogecoin shows strength as bulls prevented a pullback from dipping below $0.10 on Thursday. That increases the likelihood of a rally to the $0.12 overhead resistance, where bears are expected to mount a strong defense.
If the price turns sharply lower and breaks below the moving averages, the DOGE/USDT pair may remain within the $0.09 to $0.12 range for longer. If buyers overcome $0.12, it suggests the DOGE may have bottomed out near term, with potential upside to $0.14 and later $0.16.
Hyperliquid fell below the 50-day SMA ($39.84) on Thursday, but a long tail on the candlestick indicates buying at lower levels. Bulls are working to push HYPE above the 20-day EMA ($40.85).
If they manage that, the HYPE/USDT pair may rally toward the $43.76 to $45.77 overhead resistance zone. A close above the zone would clear the path for a rally to $50. If instead the price turns down and breaks below $38.70, it would signal bears are selling on rallies, potentially leading to a deeper pullback to $37.77 and then $34.45.
Cardano has been holding near the moving averages, indicating bulls have maintained pressure. This improves the prospects of a break above the downtrend line. If that occurs, the ADA/USDT pair may surge to $0.32 and later to $0.37, suggesting a potential short-term trend change.
This bullish view would be invalidated if ADA turns sharply lower and breaks below $0.22, which would suggest the pair may remain inside the descending channel for more days.
Bitcoin Cash bounced off $443 again, showing bulls are actively defending the level. There is minor resistance at the 50-day SMA ($453), but it is expected to be crossed. The BCH/USDT pair may then rise to $486, where bears are expected to sell aggressively.
If buyers overcome the $486 barrier, the pair may rally to $520. If BCH turns sharply lower from $486 and breaks below the moving averages, it would suggest bears remain sellers on rallies, keeping the pair range-bound between $419 and $486 for some time.
Monero bounced off the 20-day EMA ($366) on Wednesday, indicating positive sentiment. The upsloping 20-day EMA and an RSI in positive territory suggest the path of least resistance is upward.
If buyers push and maintain XMR above the $406 resistance, the rally may reach the $500 level. If the price turns sharply lower from overhead resistance and breaks below the moving averages, the XMR/USDT pair may remain range-bound between $302 and $406 for some time.
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