Shiba Inu continues to trade below key moving averages, with charts indicating that bears still dominate and no structural shift toward a bull market has formed. Recent price upticks appear to stem from a temporary pause in selling rather than stronger demand, while indicators such as RSI remain weak and flat. Without higher highs, reclaimed support levels and rising volume, the token faces a higher probability of further downside rather than a sustained recovery.

Shiba Inu has slipped back to price areas last seen in 2023 after failed rebound attempts across 2024–2025, while XRP is working to reclaim $2 as its bearish channel from October weakens. Bitcoin sits in the high $80,000s beneath $93,000–$100,000 resistance, and Kalshi pricing suggests a rapid return to $100,000 is unlikely in the near term.

With the launch of spot XRP ETFs, the XRP network is experiencing sharp jumps in on-chain payment volumes, including single-day transfers above 1 billion XRP and temporary surges of up to 1,000%. Historically, the price has lagged these bursts in activity before moving higher, and current market structure suggests that thin liquidity and rising transactional demand could enable rapid, outsized moves, even as any long-term rally remains uncertain.

According to the article, Shiba Inu remains in a pronounced downtrend as the token trades below major moving averages and struggles to sustain any recovery. Around 81.5 trillion SHIB reportedly sit on exchanges, creating heavy potential sell pressure and limiting the impact of rallies despite a modest 500 billion SHIB reduction in reserves over the last year. The analysis suggests that, unless exchange balances fall sharply or demand strengthens, SHIB's price may continue to face early-ending rebounds and risk another downside move.

Shiba Inu's futures flows briefly showed a -131,522.50% imbalance on a 15-minute window, according to the flows table, a figure driven by a near-zero prior baseline and a sudden negative net flow. SHIB remains below key daily moving averages with declining open interest, while volatility compresses and momentum stabilizes.

A high-profile wallet known as BitcoinOG (1011short) increased his ETH long by 12,406 ETH, lifting total exposure to about 203,341 ETH, or roughly $577.5 million. He also holds leveraged stakes in 250,000 SOL and 1,000 BTC. The article notes this size can temporarily steady price while solvent but raises liquidation risk if ETH falls.

Bitcoin's drop into the mid-$80,000s has drawn buying interest and set up a potential rebound as price compresses below key moving averages. Ethereum sits under $3,000 and needs a swift recovery toward $3,100–$3,200 to preserve its higher‑time‑frame structure. Cardano trades well below major EMAs, with RSI in the low 40s signaling late‑stage downside exhaustion risk.

Ethereum's 24-hour trading volume fell 34% while the price remained in the $2,900–$3,000 range. Technical signals show the 200-day EMA overhead and the 50-day/100-day EMAs acting as resistance, with RSI in the low-to-mid 40s; a drop below $2,850–$2,800 could set up a deeper flush.

XRP has recorded a 589,000,000 increase in payment volume over the last 24 hours, down from a prior 10x spike to a still-elevated 4x activity level. The price remains in a broader downtrend below key daily moving averages, with sellers in control since losing the $2.10–$2.00 support area. Technical signals such as compressed candles, downside wicks and an RSI in the mid-to-low 30s point to waning aggressive selling, while on-chain usage stays comparatively strong.