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TL;DR Ripple’s XRP has been range-bound between $2.04 and $2.18 over the past week, currently hovering at $2.13 (per CoinGecko’s data). One key metric, though, suggests that this more or less calm period could be coming to an end as a major price action may be just around the corner. The indicator in question is the Bollinger Bands, which, according to popular analyst Ali Martinez, has squeezed on the 4-hour chart. The technical tool, developed by John Bollinger in the 1980s, helps traders spot when an asset might be overbought or oversold, thus signaling possible reversal points. When the bands start to tighten, it usually means the token’s price has experienced relatively low volatility for a certain period. But that silence sometimes comes before a storm – either a massive surge or a sharp drop could be next. The bands squeezed substantially towards the end of December when XRP’s price stood at around $2.10. In the following weeks, the asset experienced a real bull run and almost matched its all-time high. While the tightening bands might have played their role, it is important to note that the token’s rally coincided with the exponential pump of the entire cryptocurrency market, where bitcoin (BTC) reached a peak of almost $110,000. Some of the well-known analysts who made recent bullish predictions include the X users Brett and Captain Faibik. The former thinks XRP “eyes $2.60 as next frontier,” while the latter set a midterm target of $5. Captain Faibik also advised investors to increase their exposure, assuming that the next bullish leg “will be explosive.” Outside of the aforementioned technical aspects, XRP might need a news catalyst to begin a new bull run. The lawsuit between Ripple and the US SEC seems to be coming to an end, and its future developments are unlikely to cause any major price swings. The focus has shifted to the potential approval of a spot XRP ETF in the US, which might drag more investors into the ecosystem and positively impact the asset’s valuation. The prominent entities racing to introduce such a product include Grayscale, 21Shares, Bitwise, Franklin Templeton, and others. The chances of a nod from the SEC before the end of 2025 currently stand at roughly 76% (according to Polymarket). Partnerships, which Ripple might ink in the near future, can also play a positive role. Recall that earlier this month, the company spent over $1.2 billion to acquire prime brokerage giant Hidden Road, which many analysts believe could be a game-changer for XRP’s future price trajectory.

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Bitcoin is locked in a tight trading range, hovering just above key support. Priced near $85,190 , BTC holds above the critical $83,627 level. This consolidation has traders on alert, watching for a push past $86,000 resistance or a fall below $83,000 support. Analyst Ali Martinez notes a BTC surge above $91,275 (STH realized price) would signal bullish continuation. Adding weight to the bullish case, Bitcoin whales (100+ BTC wallets) buy over 3x daily new supply, adding support. Related: Four Bullish Reasons That Could Soon Flip The Crypto Market Meanwhile, Ethereum (ETH) is trading at $1,596.45, battling resistance at its 20-day EMA near $1,668. Martinez notes ETH is below its lower MVRV band, a historical buy zone for long-term investors. Solana shows notable strength, up nearly 4% today. Lookonchain reports Galaxy Digital withdrew 606k SOL ($79.7M) and staked 462k SOL ($60M) recently, reducing available supply. This reduction in liquid supply has contributed to SOL’s outperformance against BTC and ETH. Other major altcoins are also attempting to regain technical footing. Binance Coin (BNB) is at $590.26, XRP at $2.084, and Cardano (ADA) at $0.6283—each striving to reclaim their respective 20-day EMAs ($589, $2.08, and $0.6277). The broader altcoin market shows bullish signs. The TOTAL2 chart (market cap ex-BTC) recently broke out from a falling wedge, supported by rising MACD, higher lows. Now above $950 billion, nearing $1 trillion, TOTAL2’s breakout indicates renewed altcoin momentum. The wedge target points towards $1.1 trillion short-term, then potentially $1.3 trillion. Related: Massive Dip in JTO, TRUMP, TON & CO—Buy the Fear or Run for Cover? Fibonacci extensions suggest higher resistance targets for the altcoin market cap at $1.163T, $1.3T, and $1.47T, reachable if capital rotates strongly from Bitcoin into altcoins. Disclaimer: The information presented in this article is for informational and educational purposes only. The article does not constitute financial advice or advice of any kind. Coin Edition is not responsible for any losses incurred as a result of the utilization of content, products, or services mentioned. Readers are advised to exercise caution before taking any action related to the company.

It is often heard that Ethereum enthusiasts prefer its ETFs over traditional Bitcoin trackers. More flexible, more promising in DeFi, more “techy,” they said. But these good ideas are faltering. Because while Bitcoin funds are bouncing back, those linked to Ether are stagnant. And it’s not just a coffee break. On April 17, the Bitcoin ETFs put on a splendid show for the markets. In one day, they recorded 107 million dollars in net inflows. BlackRock and Fidelity, as usual, are leading the dance with respectively 81 and 25.9 million $ in new capital. A true rejuvenation for a product that the day before still showed 171 million dollars of outflows. On the other hand, Ethereum ETFs did not move at all . No inflows, no outflows. Nada. A total apathy that contrasts sharply with the momentum of their BTC cousins. Farside Investors and SoSoValue confirm: Ethereum ETFs showed a rare day of neutrality. The previous week, these same funds recorded 32 million $ in net losses. Over the month, it rises to 171 million $. Even the most patient are beginning to raise one eyebrow. Or both. On the chart side, it’s no more reassuring. The ETH crypto is stuck between two resistance zones: 1,540 and 1,630 dollars. Trapped like a slice of bacon between two toasts. The RSI, meanwhile, is stagnating near the oversold zone. The bullish attempts? Rejected as quickly as a badly targeted spam. As @ali_charts points out on X: Ethereum $ETH is currently trading between two major supply zones: $1,540 and $1,630. A break of either zone could define the next move. But for now, the bears seem to have set up camp for the long haul. ETH is indeed trading below the 50, 100, and 200-day moving averages. Volumes are falling, and buyers are not rushing in. Even bargain hunters are avoiding the aisle. Institutional players no longer want to take risks. When the sea is rough, they prefer the flagship vessel: bitcoin. It’s not for lack of trying: Ethereum ETFs had attracted more than 3 billion $ by the end of 2024. But the drop below 2,000 $ in March changed everything. Since then, redemptions have followed one another. And managers have closed the taps. The reality is harsh: bitcoin concentrates hopes. BlackRock’s IBIT, for example, now shows 48.6 billion $ in assets under management. That represents nearly 3% of BTC’s market capitalization. Meanwhile, products linked to Ether are languishing in indifference. The reasons are multiple: a less inspiring narrative, a decline in DeFi yields, and no exciting announcements from regulators. Without a catalyst, funds stay on the sidelines. And the comparison with Bitcoin becomes heavy. Of course, Ethereum ETFs look gloomy. But ups and downs are part of the DNA of these financial products. Just last week, spot Bitcoin ETFs lost 713 million dollars . Proof that everything can change very quickly. The question remains whether Ethereum will emerge from its slumber with a sharp awakening… or a prolonged yawn.

Analyst: SOL's current key resistance level is $144, and the key support level is $129 Crypto analyst Ali Martinez posted on the X platform that the current key support level of SOL is $129 and the key resistance level is $144. Prices beyond this range may set the tone for the next trend of SOL.