XRP, Shiba Inu (SHIB), Bitcoin (BTC), and Dogecoin (DOGE) are currently experiencing bearish trends with sellers dominating the market. XRP remains below key support levels near $1.00, showing no strong signs of sustained buying despite high volume during selloffs. SHIB continues to trade near annual lows after breaking short-term support, with repeated failed recovery attempts. Bitcoin struggles to hold above $58,000-$60,000 support after rejection near its 200-day moving average, while Dogecoin underperforms near $0.073, breaking multi-month support and facing strong resistance overhead. Although some oversold indicators suggest possible short-term relief rallies, the overall trend for these cryptocurrencies remains negative, requiring significant price recoveries above key moving averages to signal any bullish reversal.
Bitcoin traded near $77,900 on Aug. 31, showing resilience despite renewed US-Iran conflict that pushed oil prices above $90 and pressured global stocks. BTC gained about 23% in August, outperforming gold and Nasdaq. The Federal Reserve's hawkish sta...
Bitcoin remained steady around $77,580 as geopolitical tensions between the US and Iran raised oil prices and pressured stocks and gold. The cryptocurrency gained about 23% in August, outperforming gold and the Nasdaq. Rising oil prices followed US a...
Ripple has significantly increased the issuance of its RLUSD stablecoin, minting tens of millions of tokens on both the XRP Ledger and Ethereum recently. This surge has pushed the total RLUSD supply above $2 billion, with about 56% on Ethereum and 44...
Bitcoin surged about 24% in August 2026, reaching briefly over $80,000, its biggest monthly gain this year. However, three warning signs have emerged: Binance's Bitcoin reserves hit a 2026 high of around 687,000 BTC, indicating more supply ready to s...
XRP's price remains bullish after a strong rally in August, holding above the critical $1.35 support level. Maintaining this support is crucial for XRP to continue its recovery and avoid a deeper correction. Momentum indicators have cooled from overb...
