Resistance Levels

XRP is defending the $1 level after a sharp drop in open interest cleared excess leverage from the market. At the same time, active addresses and spot ETF inflows are showing signs of renewed demand.

Bitcoin is still trading below several important technical and onchain valuation markers, a sign that buyers have not yet regained control. Historical bear market behavior suggests the next major bottom could come closer to $45,000 if weakness deepens.

Gold’s weekly structure remains under pressure after a decisive trendline break kept bearish momentum intact. Key Fibonacci support sits near $3,927 and $3,886, while a recovery above $4,115 would be needed to challenge the broader downtrend.

Nokia’s weekly chart is pointing to lower support after a head and shoulders breakdown and a drop below the 50-day moving average. Traders are now watching whether the stock holds near $10.81 or extends toward deeper downside targets.

XRP’s brief push above $1.25 faded quickly as sellers returned, sending the token back below the $1.22 to $1.23 area. Traders now see $1.20 as the line that could decide whether the recovery holds or breaks down.

XRP pushed through $1.14, $1.18 and $1.20 on the strongest volume seen since early June, forcing traders to rethink the token’s near-term outlook. Support from Asian demand and roughly $1.4 billion in XRP ETF inflows is adding fuel to the move.