On Thursday afternoon, SOL slid nearly 9% to an eight-month low of $116, then bounced Friday by 7.7% toward $125. Analysts including Crypto Batman, Crypto Scient, and Rekt Capital cited support around $120–$123 and liquidity near $175–$190, while warning any upside could be limited if the monthly close falls below $123.

On Thursday, according to NewsBTC, BTC climbed 2.9% from its daily open but failed to reclaim the $89,000–$90,000 resistance after two retests, sliding back toward $85,145. Analysts including Ted Pillows, Ali Martinez, Daan Crypto Trades, and Crypto Jelle outlined scenarios ranging from a 10%–20% drawdown toward $74,000–$76,000 or $70,000 to potential resilience at weekly support, with BTC at $86,138 and down 5.3% weekly.

As XRP attempts to rebound from a recent market pullback, analysts say the token is trading near a crucial support area between $1.85 and $1.92. They warn that failure to close back above $1.92 could trigger a fall of about 50% toward the $1.00 region, a level not seen in over a year. Other traders remain optimistic, arguing that a break above $2.20 might open the door for a 27%–37% rally toward the $2.80–$3.00 range.

On Wednesday, volatility tied to a widely expected Federal Reserve rate‑cut announcement drove a 4.6% intraday drop in Dogecoin, and on Thursday it retraced to $0.136–$0.138 after trading for weeks in a $0.130–$0.155 range. Analysts say a successful retest of a multi‑year ascending support could set up a move toward $1 and even a 610% advance by early 2026.

Bitcoin dropped 5% from recent peaks and slipped below $90,000 on Friday, prompting market watchers to evaluate whether the cryptocurrency might revisit its November support levels. The digital asset is currently stabilizing around $88,000 after losing the key $90,000 threshold. Analysts note the market structure remains intact but emphasize that a swift recovery is necessary to prevent further downside.

Bitcoin dropped nearly 10% early this week, retesting the $84,000 level before recovering. Analyst Rekt Capital warns BTC remains in a vulnerable position below key moving averages. The upcoming weeks will prove crucial for determining its trajectory as early bear market indicators emerge.

Bitcoin reached $93,092 on Friday morning, its highest level in one week, before pulling back as it attempts to reclaim a critical resistance zone. Analyst Rekt Capital notes that BTC must close November above $93,500 to potentially finish 2025 in positive territory, according to historical Four-Year Cycle patterns. The cryptocurrency has traded below $100,000 for nearly two weeks following November corrections, after dropping to a seven-month low of $80,600 earlier.

Bitcoin approached $88,000 on Monday after declining to $80,600 last week, marking its second day near a critical resistance level. Analysts warned that failure to establish support in the $88,000-$90,000 range could push prices toward new monthly lows. Market participants remain divided on whether recent stabilization signals the beginning of a sustained upward trend.

Bitcoin fell below $93,000 on Monday, hitting its lowest level since May. The cryptocurrency has declined 16% from its November opening and lost the 50-Week EMA, a technical level that has historically supported bull markets. Analyst Rekt Capital outlined three scenarios for BTC's trajectory, warning that failure to reclaim this indicator could signal the early stages of bearish market conditions.