Bitcoin (BTC) is trading near $62,864 after finding support above the 20-day exponential moving average (EMA) at $62,574. The flattening EMA indicates that bearish momentum is weakening, but the cryptocurrency still faces major long-term resistance. Buyers have stepped in after weeks of selling, yet BTC remains below critical long-term moving averages, leaving the recovery test unresolved.
Ethereum (ETH) posted a modest 3% weekly gain, but sellers aggressively capped the price at the $1,800 resistance. If bulls fail to flip this level into support, a pullback toward the $1,500 support is likely, trapping ETH in a $1,500–$1,800 range. The recent relief rally appears to have stalled, and turning $1,800 into support is essential to resume the uptrend.
Ripple (XRP) ended the week flat, hugging the $1 support. An attempt to break above $1.18 was rejected, triggering a pullback. The repeated testing of $1 signals potential weakness; a breakdown could target $0.85. The overall trend remains bearish with lower highs and lows, keeping sellers in control.
Cardano (ADA) gained only 1% this week after testing the $0.15 support. Buyers quickly lost momentum, and a retest of that support seems likely. If $0.15 fails, the next psychological level is $0.10. Every bounce since 2025 has been sold into, sustaining the downtrend.
Binance Coin (BNB) managed a 2% gain but failed to reclaim the $580 level, which now acts as resistance. Sellers are likely to push BNB toward the $500 support. Although the downtrend persists, declining sell volume since early 2026 hints that buyers may eventually regain strength if $500 holds.
