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XRP: XRP remains bullish above the $1.33–$1.36 support zone, with a break above $1.55 potentially reopening the path toward $1.70.
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Stellar (XLM): Stellar needs to reclaim the $0.189–$0.190 200-day EMA to confirm its recovery and open the way toward $0.20–$0.22.
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Dogecoin (DOGE): Dogecoin’s recovery remains intact, but $0.094–$0.095 is the critical resistance that must break before a broader bullish reversal can develop.
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Near Protocol (NEAR): NEAR has the strongest breakout of the group, but an RSI near 75 and a roughly 60% rally from its August low increase the risk of a near-term correction.
XRP’s consolidation continues
Following its powerful August breakout, XRP is still consolidating, and the daily chart indicates that buyers have so far been able to hold onto the most significant portion of the move.
Comfortably above all four major moving averages, XRP is currently trading at $1.42. The 200-day EMA at $1.36 is currently the most significant level; XRP broke above it during the August surge and has since tested it as support. There is now more support in the same area as the 20-day EMA has risen to about $1.34.
Thus, the main zone to watch is $1.33–$1.36. A daily breakdown below it would expose $1.24, the current location of the 100-day EMA, and seriously undermine the recovery structure.
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The 50-day EMA is at about $1.20, which is lower. According to the bullish scenario, XRP must break free from its current consolidation. $1.45–$1.47 is the initial resistance, followed by $1.50–$1.55. The path toward the $1.70 high could be reopened if $1.55 is cleared, removing the significant local resistance that was established following August’s spike.
Around 61, the RSI is still positive and does not signal an overheated market. Since the breakout, momentum has significantly decreased, giving XRP potential for further growth if buyers return.
Can Stellar hold?
The situation facing Stellar is far more complex. XLM is trading at about $0.188, which is just below its 200-day EMA of about $0.189. Unlike XRP, it has not yet produced a strong breakout above this long-term trend indicator. The cluster of support beneath the price represents a positive development.
The 20-day, 50-day, and 100-day EMAs are approximately $0.181, $0.175, and $0.180, respectively. As a result, XLM has challenged the last significant resistance and moved above its shorter-term averages.
A sustained rise above $0.189–$0.190 would be crucial. XLM could then challenge the prior reaction area around $0.21–$0.22 after clearing $0.20. The current recovery would be at risk if it stalls at the 200-day EMA.
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The first bearish signal would be a loss of $0.180, and a drop below $0.175 would threaten the short-term bullish structure and possibly bring XLM back to $0.16. At roughly 56, the RSI is still neutral to bullish.
In contrast to a number of recent altcoin rallies, XLM is not overbought, so if the 200-day resistance eventually breaks, momentum could increase.
Dogecoin’s recovery remains uncertain
After being under intense pressure for the majority of the summer, Dogecoin is trying to establish a sustainable recovery. After a strong rebound from its August lows near $0.070, DOGE is currently trading around $0.090. At $0.094, the 200-day EMA is the current obstacle.
During the recent recovery, DOGE has already tested this level twice but has not established a daily close convincingly above it. As a result, the primary technical barrier separating the current rebound from a more significant trend reversal is the $0.094–$0.095 region.
A breakout would bring $0.10 back into the spotlight. After that, $0.105–$0.110, which served as both support and resistance in May, becomes the next significant resistance. Reclaiming it would significantly improve DOGE’s medium-term structure. Support appears to be much more robust than it was a few weeks ago.
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The 20-day EMA is close to $0.084, while the 100-day EMA is approximately $0.083. Another layer of support beneath them is provided by the 50-day EMA at roughly $0.078. Therefore, losing the $0.082–$0.084 range would weaken the recovery and increase the likelihood of another move toward $0.075.
With an RSI of about 61.5, DOGE is experiencing positive momentum without approaching overbought territory. The setup remains favorable for the time being, but $0.094–$0.095 must break before the recovery can develop into a more extensive bullish trend.
Can Near Protocol reach $2 again?
NEAR has produced a much more aggressive breakout, extending a rally that began around $1.60 in August and rising roughly 13% on the day to $2.62. NEAR has firmly surpassed all significant moving averages as a result of the move.
While the 50-, 100-, and 200-day averages are still closely grouped around $1.83–$1.87, the 20-day EMA has increased to roughly $2.03. That cluster currently creates a significant medium-term support zone. Momentum presents the current challenge. With a daily RSI of roughly 75, NEAR is clearly in overbought territory.
This significantly raises the risk of short-term profit-taking, but it does not necessarily indicate a reversal, especially during a strong breakout. NEAR is currently testing the $2.60–$2.65 region.
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A clear continuation above it could open the path toward $2.80 and then the May–June highs around $3.00–$3.10. If momentum wanes, $2.40–$2.45 is the first area that buyers must defend.
A deeper correction could begin around $2.20, with the rapidly rising 20-day EMA near $2.03 as an eventual target. Although the overall structure currently favors buyers, NEAR needs to consolidate after rising roughly 60% from the August low in order to prevent the rally from becoming overly reliant on short-term momentum.