- Shiba Inu (SHIB): SHIB remains range-bound near $0.00000519, with $0.0000050–$0.0000051 providing key support while a break above $0.0000055 is needed to strengthen the recovery.
- Hyperliquid (HYPE): HYPE is cooling after its August–September rally but retains a bullish structure as long as the crucial $77–$78 support holds.
- Dogecoin (DOGE): DOGE is consolidating above $0.081–$0.082 support, with a sustained break above $0.095 needed to confirm continuation of its broader recovery.
- Monero (XMR): XMR remains structurally bullish above the critical $500 support, while a breakout beyond $560 could restart its sequence of higher highs.
Will Shiba Inu’s struggle end?
Shiba Inu continues to trade in a compressed range around $0.00000519, with neither bulls nor bears establishing clear control. The more significant development is beneath the price: SHIB’s overall trend has not yet turned bullish, but it has established a much stronger short-term support structure than it had during the summer.
The immediate line of defense is now the $0.0000050–$0.0000051 area. After testing it in September, SHIB has repeatedly recovered, and a number of moving averages have converged around this region. Another attempt to move higher is still likely as long as the price stays above this cluster.
There is a clear ceiling over the current consolidation due to SHIB’s repeated failures around $0.0000054–$0.0000055. An even more important barrier, the long-term moving average around $0.00000565, is located above that. During August’s violent rally toward $0.0000062, SHIB momentarily broke through it, but buyers were unable to sustain the move. Momentum provides little directional conviction.
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The RSI is nearing 50, and after the August and early September spikes, trading volume has progressively decreased. This points to consolidation rather than an impending high-momentum breakout. The setup would be improved and $0.0000057–$0.0000060 would be exposed with a close above $0.0000055. On the other hand, losing $0.0000050 would weaken the recovery and refocus attention on $0.0000047–$0.0000048.
Can Hyperliquid sustain the growth?
After the spectacular August–September rally that propelled HYPE from roughly $56 to nearly $90, Hyperliquid is currently experiencing its first significant correction. After finding buyers in the $77–$78 range, HYPE is currently trading around $79.60. Its larger technical structure is still bullish in spite of the correction.
The price is still trading well above the medium-term moving averages, which are rising quickly below the market. The loss of short-term momentum is the immediate problem. The RSI has dropped from overbought territory toward 50, and HYPE has produced lower highs since getting close to $90.
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Additionally, volume has significantly decreased in comparison to the massive activity that accompanied the August breakout. As a result, the $77–$78 area is critical. Holding it would maintain the current consolidation and allow HYPE to once more challenge $82–$84. The main resistance range above that is $87–$90, which bulls must recover in order to resume price discovery.
The setup would be materially weakened by a breakdown below $77. The next significant technical support is between $73 and $74, then around $69 to $70. For the time being, HYPE appears to be more of an asset cooling following a vigorous rally than one experiencing a confirmed trend reversal. Whether or not $77–$78 holds will be a major factor in the difference.
Dogecoin’s comeback has to be maintained
Dogecoin is attempting to maintain its August comeback, but following several failures close to the $0.09–$0.095 resistance area, momentum has significantly decreased. At the moment, DOGE is trading at about $0.083, which puts the asset right above a significant cluster of technical support.
The good news is that DOGE is still above a number of rising moving averages between $0.079 and $0.082. Following the late-August breakout, when Dogecoin quickly increased from roughly $0.07 to $0.095, this structure became apparent.
Sellers have not been able to return the token to its prior summer range despite two subsequent corrections. But the recovery has repeatedly stalled before reaching $0.10. DOGE experienced a rejection around $0.092 in September after first experiencing strong selling around $0.094–$0.095 in late August.
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This resistance is being reinforced by the long-term moving average, which is also falling through about $0.093. Neutral momentum exists. Since the August breakout, the daily RSI has dropped toward 50, and volume has significantly decreased.
Therefore, in order to challenge the recent highs, buyers need another increase in demand. The immediate support is between $0.081 and $0.082.
If it is lost, $0.078 and eventually $0.074–$0.075 could be exposed. On the other hand, recovering $0.086 would allow DOGE to contest $0.09–$0.095 once more. A sustained move above $0.095 would be the strongest indication that the larger recovery is still going strong.
Monero’s rapid consolidation
After one of its biggest rallies of the year, Monero is still structurally sound, but XMR is currently consolidating after rising from about $350 in July to almost $560 in September. At the moment, XMR is trading at $519.
The most crucial immediate support is $500, according to the most recent price action. This area has been tested or approached by several September corrections, but buyers have consistently returned before a more significant decline occurred. Resistance begins around $530–$540.
Above it, $550–$560 is the primary barrier and the most recent local high. A breakout above $560 would put the series of higher highs back in order and could pave the way for $580–$600.
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After spending a significant amount of time in or above overbought territory during the rally, the RSI has fallen toward the upper 50s. This normalization reduces overheating, but also shows that the aggressive buying pressure behind the August–September advance has weakened.
A breakdown below $500 is the main risk. Such a move would invalidate the current consolidation floor, exposing approximately $480 and the former breakout region between $450 and $460.
