XRP is trading in a corrective downtrend between $2.00 and $2.10, yet its market capitalization remains close to $123 billion. Its broad holder base, daily volume near $2.8 billion and deep liquidity on major exchanges are seen as factors that could help it maintain a top four ranking against Binance Coin. Technical signals including an accumulation pattern and an RSI in the low-40s suggest downside pressure is being managed rather than signaling a loss of structural relevance.

XRP's payments activity has surged by about 280%, with daily flows briefly reaching the $1.7–$2 billion range. Price remains capped by the 50- and 100-day moving averages and is hovering near a $2.00–$2.05 demand area, with $1.85–$1.90 as the next liquidity zone if support breaks.

Market sentiment has softened after Ethereum’s attempted breakout was rejected and reversed on declining volume, according to U.Today. Shiba Inu is trading below its 50-, 100- and 200-day EMA and continues to stall near $0.0000090, signaling weak bullish follow-through. Ethereum’s key support is seen at $3,050–$3,150, while Bitcoin is holding a rising base and could push toward $95,000–$100,000 if it breaks above overhead moving averages. Overall, major assets show mixed structures, with upside dependent on buyers reclaiming key EMA levels.

Shiba Inu (SHIB) is trading below its downward-sloping 20-, 50- and 100-day EMAs, with fading volume and key resistance clustered at $0.0000093-$0.0000095, according to U.Today. A convincing breakout with stronger participation is seen as necessary before any zero removal, while buyers have been defending the $0.0000080-$0.0000083 area and RSI is holding in the midrange. If resistance holds, SHIB risks a pullback toward the mid-$0.0000070s.

According to the analysis, Ethereum has delivered its strongest rebound since mid-October and is now challenging the 50-day EMA near $3,350. XRP is moving toward a resistance cluster around $2.15–$2.25, with short-term confirmation expected above roughly $2.28. SHIB was rejected at $0.0000089–$0.0000091, leaving its short-term downtrend in place.

Since early October, XRP has been trading inside a broad descending channel, repeatedly testing midrange support around $2.05–$2.10 while remaining capped by key moving averages. At the same time, daily payments on the XRP Ledger have climbed above 1,000,000, signaling heavier network use that could set the stage for increased volatility, according to the article. If the price holds this base and breaks toward $2.22–$2.27 with payments staying above the one‑million mark, a trend reversal could form. If not, XRP may revisit the $2.00 area even as on‑chain activity remains strong.

Ethereum has rebounded from the $2,700–$2,800 area and is testing the 50-day EMA, a resistance that has historically separated bullish breakouts from medium-term downtrends. Large holders have reportedly accumulated tens of thousands of ETH at profitable addresses, signaling a structural shift higher. Against that backdrop, $5,000 is presented as a realistic technical target rather than a purely speculative figure.

Bitcoin rebounded from around $78,000 and is attempting to climb toward the $98,000–$103,000 zone. The move is unfolding on shrinking volume while key moving averages slope downward. Shiba Inu is trying to stabilize above its November low near $0.0000080 but still trades below major long-term moving averages. XRP remains confined in a descending channel, with any sustainable breakout dependent on stronger buying participation.

XRP Ledger’s month-long burst in network activity, which at times drove payment counts and transaction volumes more than 400% higher, is now cooling, according to U.Today. Daily payments remain elevated in a 600,000–900,000 range, even as earlier peaks above two billion XRP processed per day have faded. On the price side, XRP continues to trade within a descending channel, facing resistance near $2.10–$2.12 and pressure from the overhead 100-day and 200-day moving averages.