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Meme coins are showing some life, with Dogecoin, Shiba Inu, and Pepe all seeing price action that mirrors Bitcoin's recent uptick.

Dogecoin gained almost 1% on Monday, following Bitcoin's lead, as traders in the derivatives market placed bets on further price increases.

Shiba Inu is lingering close to a significant resistance point after a nearly 1% increase, and the Supertrend Indicator is signaling a buy.

Pepe's upward movement is losing steam, with momentum fading and bullish positions starting to wane.

Dogecoin (DOGE), Shiba Inu (SHIB), and Pepe (PEPE) are experiencing mixed trading patterns as Bitcoin (BTC) sees small gains on Monday, which is boosting overall sentiment in the cryptocurrency market. However, the nascent recoveries in Dogecoin, Shiba Inu, and Pepe are still vulnerable, given the current downtrend.

Bullish sentiment is on the rise for these meme coins.

Data from CoinGlass indicates a generally positive outlook for Dogecoin, Shiba Inu, and Pepe.

The long-to-short ratio chart reveals that DOGE long positions now represent 50.23% of all active positions, a rise from the previous day's 47.16%. This accumulation of long positions hints at trader expectations of continued upward movement.

DOGE long/short ratio chart. Source: CoinGlass.

In a similar vein, long positions in SHIB derivatives make up 51.54%, signaling a buy-side advantage. Conversely, a significant drop in PEPE derivatives longs, from 52.50% on Saturday to 50.04%, suggests a waning confidence in the frog-themed meme coin.

SHIB and PEPE long/short ratio chart. Source: CoinGlass.
Dogecoin is edging closer to a trend reversal.

As of Monday, Dogecoin was up nearly 1%, staying above $0.1200. The meme coin, known for its canine theme, is currently above the central Pivot Point at $0.1266 and the 50-period Exponential Moving Average (EMA) at $0.1268 on the 4-hour chart.

A successful move above $0.1300 would trigger a buy signal from the Supertrend indicator. If that happens, the R1 Pivot Point at $0.1326 could act as immediate resistance in this potential upward move.

Conversely, if DOGE dips below $0.1266, it might revisit the December 18 low of $0.1199.

Shiba Inu faces a key resistance level.

Shiba Inu is trading below $0.00000750, having pulled back from the R1 Pivot Point at $0.00000757 on the 4-hour chart earlier today.
At the time of writing, SHIB holds broadly steady, well above the Supertrend indicator, triggering a buy signal.

To further extend its recovery, the meme coin should exceed $0.00000757, which could target the R2 Pivot Point at $0.00000773, followed by the 200-period EMA at $0.00000794.

Looking down, a potential reversal in SHIB could find the 50-period EMA at $0.00000733 and the centre Pivot Point at $0.00000727 as support levels.

Pepe’s recovery halts, risking a potential downturn

Pepe hovers above $0.00000400 at press time on Monday, maintaining a broadly recovering trend, according to the Supertrend indicator on the 4-hour chart. The frog-themed meme coin extends a reversal from near the R1 Pivot Point at $0.00000435, risking a retest of the centre Pivot Point at $0.00000409.

If PEPE slips below this level, it could test the S1 Pivot Point at $0.00000392 and flip the Supertrend indicator signal.

On the upside, PEPE should surpass the 200-period EMA at $0.00000440 for a steady upward trend, targeting R2 and R3 Pivot Points at $0.00000452 and $0.00000478, respectively.
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On Monday, Bitcoin surpassed $90,000, an increase of nearly 2% inside a triangular formation.

On Monday, Ethereum rose 3%, retaking the $3,000 level and heading towards the $3,134 50-day exponential moving average (EMA).
Indicators of momentum point to less selling pressure, which causes XRP to gain by over 2%.

As of Monday morning, the price of bitcoin has risen past $90,000, an increase of over 2%. The price may form a bullish Marubozu candle if the intraday rebound continues, and bulls may aim for the $92,202 50-day EMA.

In addition, Bitcoin's daily chart shows that two trendlines are converging to create a symmetrical triangular formation. A resistance trendline that crosses above the 50-day exponential moving average links the highs of November 15 and December 9.

A breakthrough of the triangle pattern would be confirmed if Bitcoin were to close decisively above $92,202. A possible level of resistance in this scenario would be the $96,846 high from November 15th and the $101,029 200-day exponential moving average.

Buying pressure seems to be increasing as the Relative Strength Index (RSI) points higher at 53 after clearing the halfway level. Further evidence that bullish momentum is building is the fact that the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) is getting closer to zero.

From a bearish perspective, the triangular pattern would be broken if Bitcoin's price dropped below the support trendline at $86,250. Possible support levels include the lows of $84,450 on November 21 and $80,600 on December 18.

Successfully breaks through $3,000, targeting the 50-day exponential moving average
For the fourth day in a row, Ethereum has been trending upwards, trading over $3,000. Nearing the $3,136 50-day exponential moving average, ETH is up more than 3% as of this writing.

The 200-day exponential moving average (EMA) is at $3,374, which would indicate an 11% increase from current prices if Ethereum were to surpass it.

Just like Bitcoin, Ethereum's momentum indications on the daily chart point to a resurgence in the price. Rising buying pressure is indicated by the RSI, which is at 51 and has crossed the midline. The extra space on top indicates that there is opportunity for growth before prices become too overbought.

In the downside, the big altcoin may try to break below $2,850 by testing a local support trendline that connects the lows of November 21 and December 18.

XRP is aiming to break out of its falling wedge and reach $2.
The daily logarithmic chart shows that Ripple is nearing the resistance trendline of a falling wedge formation, approximately $1.94, with a 2% increase as of Monday's publication time. After XRP breaks over this trendline, $2.06, the 50-day exponential moving average, may be its target.

As it approaches the midline, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) reads 45, suggesting that selling pressure has decreased. At the same time, after breaking above the signal line on Saturday, the MACD continues to show an upward trend, which suggests that there is fresh positive momentum.

If XRP turns around and falls below $1.90, it may go towards the $1.79 S1 Pivot Point.

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Bitcoin's price is inching upward, albeit the climb is measured. Bulls are testing the waters, looking for a chance to seize the initiative.

Bitcoin's price found a floor and began to rebound, climbing over $88,000.
Bitcoin's price is climbing, and it might be gearing up to break over the $89,000 barrier.

Bitcoin began to climb, moving beyond the $88,000 mark.

The price is now over $88,000, and it's also trading above the 100-hour Simple Moving Average.

A negative trend line is taking shape, presenting resistance around $88,750 on the BTC/USD hourly chart.

The duo might keep climbing if it manages to stay over the $89,500 mark.

Bitcoin's price is now seeing some headwinds.

Bitcoin's price held steady, remaining over $85,500, and then began to climb.
Bitcoin gained more steam, pushing beyond the $87,000 and $87,200 thresholds.

The price broke through the 50% Fibonacci retracement barrier, which marked the halfway point of the decline from the $89,484 peak to the $86,611 trough.
The bulls managed to drive the price up, surpassing the $88,000 mark.
Bitcoin's price has climbed beyond $88,000, and it's now above the 100-hour simple moving average.

Should the price hold steady over $88,000, a new rebound wave may be on the horizon.

The immediate hurdle is at $88,750, coinciding with the 76.4% Fibonacci retracement of the decline from the $89,484 peak to the $86,611 trough.
Furthermore, a negative trend line is taking shape, presenting resistance around $88,750 on the BTC/USD hourly chart.

The first significant barrier appears at the $89,500 mark.

The next hurdle may be $89,800.

If the price manages to close over the $89,800 barrier level, it might potentially go further higher.

The price can climb and then challenge the $90,200 barrier level.
Further upward movement might push the price beyond the $90,500 mark.
The bulls could face their next hurdle at $91,500 and $92,000.

Another dip for Bitcoin?

Should Bitcoin struggle to breach the $89,500 resistance level, a fresh downturn may be on the horizon.
Support is close to the $88,000 mark.
The first significant support level hovers around $87,250.

The next level of support seems to be hovering around the $86,500 mark.
Further declines might push the price down to the $85,500 support level sooner rather than later.
The primary support level is around $84,500. If Bitcoin falls below this point, a more rapid decline might be expected in the short term.

Key support levels are at $88,000, with $87,250 next in line.

Key resistance points are at $88,750 and $89,500.

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The fourth quarter of 2025 has seen Bitcoin endure significant market corrections, with prices even falling to $80,000. As the leading cryptocurrency struggled to regain its upward momentum, recent on-chain data has surfaced, indicating limited prospects for a substantial price surge.

Specifically, demand from investors making transactions in the $0–$10,000 range has turned negative once more, based on a 30-day change, suggesting a lack of new retail inflows since mid-December.

This $0–$10,000 transaction group is often viewed as a gauge of retail activity, and a sustained negative reading usually indicates waning interest among smaller investors, rather than active selling by larger holders. Kesmeci notes that retail demand began to weaken around December 14, reversing a period of temporary stabilization.

Simultaneously, the total retail transfer volume has retreated, hovering around the $375 million to $400 million mark. This pullback indicates that retail investors are pulling back, but not necessarily fleeing the scene. The data points to a lack of urgency, a sense of detachment rather than outright panic, as traders opt to observe the market's unpredictable price movements. Consequently, despite the absence of fresh capital entering the market, there's no cause for alarm among investors.

The demand from Bitcoin retail investors hints at a continuation of the broader consolidation phase currently affecting Bitcoin. Since mid-December, the leading cryptocurrency has been trapped within a range of $85,000 to $90,000, encountering significant resistance at both ends of that spectrum.

The lack of fresh retail investors is stalling any upward movement. Historically, significant price increases have depended on smaller investors joining in to support the buying power of institutions and larger players. Conversely, the absence of widespread selling suggests that downward pressure is currently limited.

Bitcoin seems poised to stay within its current trading range unless something significant happens to shake things up. Many are hopeful for a strong start to the new year, pointing to anticipated interest rate cuts and a possible shift of capital from a booming commodities market.

However, some analysts are advising caution, pointing to signs of capitulation that could mean the corrections that started in October might continue into the first quarter of 2026. As of now, Bitcoin is priced at $87,401, showing a slight 0.3% increase over the last 24 hours.
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Sometimes history taps a project on the shoulder and says, “Your turn.”
For XRP, that moment may be arriving.
Crypto analyst and long-time XRP advocate Levi Rietveld recently reignited the debate with a simple but loaded statement on X: “$XRP is built for this.” He shared it alongside a clip of U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, who was speaking about reassessing regulatory barriers around blockchain, stablecoins, and next-generation payment systems.
Bessent’s message was clear and unusually direct for Washington. The U.S. government wants to modernize financial infrastructure, remove unnecessary friction, and allow capital markets to operate more efficiently for everyday users. This includes taking a hard look at how regulation may be slowing down blockchain-based payments and settlement systems.
To XRP supporters, this wasn’t just political noise. It sounded like a mission statement XRP has carried since day one.
Unlike many crypto assets built primarily for speculation, XRP and the XRP Ledger were engineered for payments: fast settlement, low costs, high throughput, and interoperability between financial systems. The goal was never to replace banks overnight, but to upgrade the rails they move money on. Cross-border payments, liquidity provisioning, and real-time settlement are not side features for XRP. They are the core design.
The broader political backdrop matters too. Under the current U.S. administration, there is a visible push toward clearer crypto regulation. Proposals like the Clarity Act aim to distinguish payment-focused digital assets from securities and to clearly divide oversight responsibilities between regulators like the SEC and CFTC. If passed, such frameworks could finally give projects like XRP the regulatory certainty they’ve been waiting for.
Bessent’s emphasis on removing barriers to blockchain, stablecoins, and new payment systems aligns almost uncomfortably well with XRP’s original thesis. Reduce friction. Increase efficiency. Let capital move at the speed of the internet.
Skeptics will, rightly, remain cautious. Policy promises don’t always translate into execution. But from a structural standpoint, this is the exact environment XRP was designed to operate in.
Markets cycle. Narratives rotate. But infrastructure-focused assets tend to shine when regulation shifts from suppression to integration. If the U.S. truly follows through on modernizing payments, XRP won’t need to reinvent itself.

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Bitcoin's supply is currently under pressure, with 6.6 million BTC purchased at prices exceeding the current market value.

This on-chain data suggests a potential factor in future price fluctuations, particularly if Bitcoin experiences a price surge.

Maartunn, a CryptoQuant community analyst, highlighted this in a recent X post. Over 6.6 million BTC is presently held at a loss, according to the "Supply In Loss" indicator. This metric tracks the total Bitcoin supply that is currently experiencing a net unrealized loss.

The metric functions by examining the transaction history of every circulating token, pinpointing the price at which it last changed hands on the blockchain. If that previous transfer price exceeds the current spot price for any coin, that specific token is deemed to be in a state of loss.

Supply In Loss aggregates all coins meeting this criterion to provide a comprehensive view of the network's status. A corresponding metric, Supply In Profit, tracks the supply of coins in the opposite condition.

Here's the chart, courtesy of Maartunn, illustrating the trend in Bitcoin Supply In Loss over the past several years:

The graph above shows that the Bitcoin Supply In Loss plummeted to zero when the asset reached its all-time high (ATH) of over $126,000 in October. However, the subsequent market decline has caused this indicator's value to surge.

Currently, approximately 6.6 million Bitcoin tokens are trading below their cost basis, representing roughly a third of the circulating supply. These recent peaks in the Supply In Loss reflect the most significant market distress seen since 2023.
In a separate X post, the analyst presented a chart illustrating the UTXO Realized Price Distribution (URPD), a Bitcoin indicator. This particular metric provides insight into the price points at which Bitcoin was last purchased, encompassing all historical price levels the asset has experienced.

The URPD chart reveals the current distribution of Bitcoin supply currently at a loss. Certain price levels are clearly significant in terms of the amount of supply they hold, while others are comparatively sparse.

Typically, investors sitting on losses hope for a return to their original purchase price, effectively wanting to "break even." When this occurs, some of these holders choose to sell, anticipating a further decline in Bitcoin's value. This selling pressure can create substantial supply concentrations above the current price, which could lead to increased volatility.

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The Bitcoin Fear & Greed Index indicates that the average investor's mood has remained firmly in the extreme fear zone.

The "Fear & Greed Index," developed by Alternative, provides a snapshot of the prevailing sentiment among traders in the Bitcoin and broader cryptocurrency markets. This index gauges sentiment by analyzing data from five key factors: market cap dominance, trading volume, Google Trends, social sentiment, and volatility.
The index is then expressed numerically, ranging from zero to one hundred.

Values exceeding fifty-three signify investor greed, whereas those below forty-seven suggest fear. Values between these two points indicate a neutral market sentiment.

In addition to these three primary categories, the Fear & Greed Index includes two "extreme" zones: extreme fear and extreme greed. Extreme fear is identified at or below twenty-five, while extreme greed is indicated above seventy-five.

Bitcoin is currently experiencing extreme fear, according to the Fear & Greed Index.

The index, as shown, is at a value of 23, reflecting the prevailing sentiment in the cryptocurrency world. This widespread fear isn't a recent development; the index has been hovering in this range for the past few weeks.

The chart clearly illustrates that the Bitcoin Fear & Greed Index has registered extreme fear for thirteen straight days, highlighting the pervasive FUD currently affecting the market.
If the past is any guide, this pervasive fear might not be such a terrible omen for Bitcoin and its digital asset peers. The markets for these assets frequently zig when the public zags.

The likelihood of a reversal is usually highest when sentiment is at its most extreme, with significant price peaks and troughs historically coinciding with these periods.

The November price low, which has held as Bitcoin's bottom to date, also coincided with a prolonged period of extreme fear. However, that extreme fear didn't seem to spark a lasting bullish trend for BTC, as the asset has only been consolidating since then.
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Reports indicate that Joshua , the founder of Triblu, has proposed a bold possibility: XRP holders could potentially become millionaires, billionaires, or even trillionaires if the token were integrated into a US strategic crypto reserve.

XRP, due to its association with a US-based company, is a more secure candidate for a national reserve compared to Bitcoin. This assertion has sparked interest in certain segments of the crypto community, though it also encounters significant legal and market hurdles.

Reports indicate the US national debt hovers around $38 trillion. Ripple's escrow currently contains approximately 34.4 billion XRP. Given these numbers, Dalton and others estimate that an XRP price of roughly $883 would be necessary to cover approximately 80% of that debt.

XRP is currently trading at approximately $1.91. This would represent an increase of over 46,000% for the token. In contrast, Bitcoin is trading near $89,000 and would need to reach roughly $30 million per coin to achieve a similar debt-offset objective, assuming a focus on 1 million BTC, a concept previously proposed by US Senator Cynthia Lummis. This would represent a gain exceeding 33,000% from present levels.

Ripple's escrow is, crucially, privately managed and bound by contracts. A government can't simply seize it; they'd need legal grounds, and probably a protracted legal battle. Even if US authorities somehow acquired a significant amount of XRP, flooding the global markets with it would probably depress the price, not inflate it. Markets aren't designed to handle trillions of dollars without significant disruption.

Holders And Wealth Scenarios

According to wallet data, certain XRP addresses would experience substantial nominal gains at a $880 price point. Consider this: a holder with 10,000 XRP, currently valued at roughly $19,100, could see their holdings swell to almost $9 million on paper.

A total of 179,546 wallets currently contain between 5,000 and 10,000 XRP. Roughly 2,006 addresses are in the 500,000 to 1 million XRP range. However, the majority of the most substantial reserves are concentrated within Ripple, its founders, or various exchanges. Just 20 wallets possess between 500 million and 1 billion XRP, and a mere six addresses hold over 1 billion XRP.

Matthew Sigel, VanEck's lead researcher, has publicly championed Bitcoin as the most promising option for significant fiscal applications, though some analysts are still doubtful about any single cryptocurrency being the solution to national debt.

Coach JV and others have begun to focus on 2026, suggesting it could be a pivotal year for XRP's price, presenting the outlook as both speculative and time-sensitive. These perspectives are largely driven by sentiment and depend on elements outside of government policy, including market demand and regulatory developments.

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Crypto has a short memory. Every cycle, we pretend the next shiny thing will save us. Memes run, leverage explodes, then reality taps the chart. And every time that happens, the market slowly drifts back to the same place: assets that actually produce something. That’s why I’ve been looking at ZIGChain through a very specific lens.

ZIGChain is a newly launched Layer 1 built for Real World Assets. But the token behind it, $ZIG, has been around since 2021. That detail matters. A lot. We’re not talking about a brand-new token inventing history. We’re talking about a chain upgrade powered by a token that already survived a full market cycle. New chain, seasoned token. That’s usually where re-ratings start, not where they end.
I don’t see ZIG as a trading chip. I see it as a wealth generation thesis. The idea isn’t to flip candles or chase weekly pumps. It’s compounding. Staking. Structured products. Yield that comes from systems, not hype. That alone puts ZIG in a completely different mental bucket than most of what trends on crypto Twitter.
When people compare RWA plays, names like ONDO or PLUME come up fast. Fair. But here’s the part many miss: ZIG isn’t starting from zero users or zero flow. The ecosystem already brings 600,000+ registered users from Zignaly into the picture. That’s real distribution, not a pitch deck slide.
On-chain, the signals back it up. We’re talking about millions of transactions, hundreds of millions of $ZIG bridged, and a holder base that didn’t appear overnight. These aren’t vanity numbers. They show that ZIG has been used, not just talked about. TVL and volume move with market conditions, sure, but usage history doesn’t lie.
What really locks the thesis for me is the RWA infrastructure itself. Tokenised exposure to things like sports, media, and other real-world verticals changes where yield comes from. This isn’t emissions farming. It’s about plugging real economic activity into on-chain rails. Yield backed by something that exists off the chart.
Zooming out, ZIGChain being built within Cosmos is another underrated angle. Interoperability, shared liquidity, and access to a broader network mean this isn’t a closed ecosystem begging for attention. It’s connected by design.
I’m not here to promise returns. Markets don’t work like that. But I am saying this: when capital rotates from pure memes to yield-backed RWAs, assets with history, users, and structure tend to get noticed late. ZIG feels like one of those cases where the market hasn’t finished the math yet.