- Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP are approaching key resistance levels, with bullish technical indicators suggesting potential breakouts ahead.
- However, failure to clear these levels could trigger pullbacks to recent support zones.
Bitcoin Holds Above $106K, Eyes All-Time Highs
Bitcoin continues to impress, extending its upward streak with a 5% gain over two days and holding above its 50-day EMA at $103,352. At the time of writing, BTC trades around $106,500, signaling strong bullish behavior backed by an RSI reading of 54 and a potential MACD crossover. Should this upward strength persist, Bitcoin may revisit its May 22 all-time high of $111,980. However, a close below the 50-day EMA might trigger a drop to Sunday’s low of $98,200.
Ethereum Faces Make-or-Break Resistance at $2,461
Ethereum has also joined the bullish rally, climbing nearly 10% in just two days. The price now hovers just below its key resistance level at $2,461, following a successful break above its 50-day EMA at $2,425. A daily close above $2,461 could open doors for further gains toward the next target at $2,724. Still, caution is warranted—the RSI is near the neutral 50 mark, and failure to breach resistance could drag ETH back to the $2,111 support zone.
XRP Targets $2.47 If Key Level Breaks
XRP rebounded sharply from $1.96 on Monday and surged over 8%, approaching its 50-day EMA at $2.21. A decisive close above this level would suggest a continued climb toward its May 23 high at $2.47. While the MACD is teasing a bullish crossover and RSI remains at neutral levels, any rejection at current levels may send XRP back to its $1.96 support.
Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP are all approaching critical technical levels that could determine their short-term trajectories. With bullish indicators building and resistance levels being tested, traders are closely watching for breakout signals. A successful close above these barriers may set the stage for strong upside moves, but failure to break through could lead to notable pullbacks.
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