Dogecoin traded down to around $0.0910 after ranging between $0.0940 and $0.0950, leaving $0.0930–$0.0940 as near-term resistance. At the time of writing, DOGE was $0.09191, down 2.81% in 24 hours. Analysts point to a hidden bullish divergence and long-term support at $0.07867 as potential catalysts for a move that could extend above $0.44.

Bitcoin traded rangebound on Friday after sliding roughly 20% over the past three months, even as on-chain data shows large holders adding exposure. More than 750 new wallets holding at least 100 BTC appeared in that period, a ~3.9% increase, while analysts flagged key support between $56,000 and $60,000 and warned of potential downside below $70,000. At press time, BTC changed hands at $69,811, down 0.89% over 24 hours, after a >6% drop in a day that coincided with about $381 million in liquidations.

On Wednesday, XRP moved sideways while the broader crypto market faced selling pressure but maintained strong liquidity. Over the past seven days, the token has gained nearly 11% and held important price levels as analysts highlighted a multi‑year triangle pattern and rare, deep corrections exceeding 70%. One analyst also pointed to a hidden bullish divergence in Ethereum, suggesting the wider market could see further upside.

On-chain data indicates that large Dogecoin holders acquired 470 million DOGE over a 72-hour period while the price moved mostly sideways. Analysts highlight that DOGE has returned to a decade-long support trendline and recently showed oversold conditions on the four-hour chart, suggesting a potential short- to mid-term bottom. At the time of reporting, Dogecoin traded near $0.095 with a modest 0.75% gain over the previous day.

Bitcoin traded sideways on Tuesday after a broader market pullback, while still posting a roughly 6% gain over the past week. On-chain data show about 32,060 BTC leaving centralized exchanges in the last 30 days and the balance on trading platforms dropping to 2.44 million BTC, the lowest in years. Several analysts highlight rising accumulation, a six‑year high in the exchange whale ratio and Bitcoin’s improving performance versus gold as factors that could underpin a push toward the $80,000 level, with spot price near $74,169 at press time.

Shiba Inu has staged a steady rebound after hitting a multi‑year low of $0.00000507 in February, with its price recently hovering around the $0.000006 region. Analysts highlight $0.00000590 as a critical support area and $0.00000725 as key resistance that could confirm a shift away from the recent bearish structure.

PEPE is trading around $0.00000405 after rebounding from roughly $0.00000337, marking a gain of about 20% amid strengthening bullish momentum. Analysts highlight a large falling wedge pattern with support near $0.000003–$0.0000035 and whale accumulation of trillions of tokens in this demand zone, suggesting a potential move toward $0.00003, which implies roughly 606% upside from the current consolidation area.

Blockchain data from Arkham shows a mid-sized "shark" wallet closed a 14.5 billion SHIB position on Binance at an 83.2% loss. The trade, worth over $508,000 when opened near Shiba Inu's March 2024 peak of $0.00004546, was sold for roughly $86,000 after about two years of inactivity as SHIB trades near $0.00000580.

PEPE is trading near $0.00000333–$0.00000334, with sellers capping price below resistance around $0.00000336–$0.00000338 while buyers defend support in the $0.00000327–$0.00000334 area. Analyst Pepe Whale highlights a resistance band at $0.0000048–$0.0000050, where a daily close above $0.0000050 could open a path toward $0.0000085–$0.0000120, while a loss of support near $0.0000038 may expose the token to downside toward $0.0000026.