- XRP is stabilizing above $3.10 with bullish technical support, signaling a potential upward breakout if $3.30 is cleared.
- Shiba Inu has bounced from layered support zones, showing resilience and setup for a possible continuation if $0.0000145 is reclaimed.
- Ethereum is consolidating near $3,800 and may break $4,000 soon, suggesting the bear market’s end is near if volume confirms.
The crypto market appears to be staging a comeback as Shiba Inu, XRP, and Ethereum each flash bullish signals that hint at the end of the broader bear market. SHIB has bounced from critical support, XRP is holding firm above key EMAs, and ETH is pressing against major resistance levels. These trends, backed by volume and RSI indicators, suggest renewed strength across major altcoins. Traders are watching closely to see if this momentum continues or fizzles out.
XRP Builds Strength Above Key Support
XRP has managed to stay afloat in the $3.10 to $3.25 range after correcting from recent highs. Holding above the 20-day and even the 100-day EMAs, XRP is showing clear technical support with room to climb. The RSI sits comfortably at 61, far from overbought, while a lack of strong selling volume adds fuel to the case for a bullish breakout. If XRP breaks $3.30 with volume, analysts see this as a confirmation of trend continuation.
Shiba Inu’s Bear Trend Begins to Crack
Shiba Inu is showing resilience as it bounced back from the $0.0000145 level and reclaimed its spot above the 50-day EMA. With RSI around 53 and rising trading volume, SHIB looks poised to retest local highs if it clears $0.0000145 again. Technical analysts are calling this structure a textbook bullish continuation pattern, especially given the support from multi-month moving averages and recent burn rate activity.
Ethereum Eyes Breakout as Market Leader
While SHIB and XRP are recovering, Ethereum has remained impressively strong—consolidating just below $3,800 and potentially gearing up for a breakout above $4,000. ETH has maintained upward momentum without sharp retracements, with volume and EMAs all moving in the right direction. Despite an RSI nearing 80, ETH hasn’t shown signs of reversal, and breaking the psychological $4K barrier could validate that the wider bear trend is ending.
