Crypto Price Analysis: ETH, XRP, ADA, BNB, HYPE – Dec 26
Generally, Ethereum has been pretty stagnant lately, just hovering around the $2,870 support mark, which is kinda where it was last week. Normally, you’d expect some movement, but the holiday season is always slow, so it’s not too surprising that trading volume and market interest are low. Obviously, to get past the $3,345 resistance level, Ethereum needs something to happen, some kinda catalyst to get things moving. Since late November, Ethereum has basically been stuck around the $3,000 mark, which suggests that the market is kinda undecided about what to do next. Probably, this pattern will keep going until something big happens, maybe in early 2026.
Ethereum (ETH)
Basically, the price of Ethereum has been all over the place, but it’s still above the $2,870 support mark, which is good, i guess. Usually, when the market is slow, you see a lot of flat momentum, and that’s exactly what’s happening here. To break through the $3,345 resistance level, Ethereum needs a big push, something that’ll get buyers excited. Since November, the price has been consolidating around $3,000, which means the market is still figuring things out. Hopefully, we’ll see a breakout soon, but until then, it’s just gonna be more of the same.
Ripple (XRP)
Apparently, Ripple had a bit of a rough week, losing its key support at $2 and ending up with a 1% loss, which isn’t great. Although some buyers tried to defend the price around $1.8, it wasn’t enough to make a big difference, mostly because trading volume was so low. Now, $2 is acting as a resistance level, which makes it hard for Ripple to break through, especially with all the bearish momentum. Looking ahead, it’s possible that Ripple could drop to $1.6 before things start looking up again, which would be a shame, but it’s definitely possible.
Cardano (ADA)
Sadly, Cardano holders had a tough week, with the price dropping below the 40-cent support level, which resulted in a 3% loss, ouch. Now, that level is gonna be a key resistance point, which makes things even harder for Cardano. Without any big buying activity, the price action is still pretty bearish, which has been the case since the October 10th crash, yeah. The current downtrend has been really aggressive, with hardly any relief, so if selling pressure keeps up, Cardano could easily fall to 30 cents or lower, unless something changes, that is.
Binance Coin (BNB)
Clearly, Binance Coin tried to break through the $900 resistance level, but it got rejected, and now it’s just hovering around $840, with a 1% loss, not great. With all the bearish momentum, it’s likely that the price will keep falling in the coming days and weeks, unless something big happens. There are support levels at $800 and $690, which might attract some buyers if the price drops that low, but until then, it’s hard to say what’ll happen. Looking ahead, Binance Coin will probably underperform until early 2026, but if those support levels hold, we might see a bounce or relief rally, which would be nice.
Hyperliquid (HYPE)
Fortunately, Hyperliquid ended the week with a 2% gain, which is something, i guess. But to feel really optimistic, buyers need to push the price above the $26 resistance level, which is a big ask. Since late September, Hyperliquid has been in a steep downtrend, losing over 60% of its value, which is crazy. The cryptocurrency did find some support around $22, which led to a small bounce, but the overall trend is still weak, with the downtrend still in place, sadly. To really believe in a recovery, Hyperliquid needs to get above $26 and ideally reach $30, which would be a big deal.
Conclusion
Obviously, the cryptocurrency market is all over the place, with different assets performing differently, which is kinda what you’d expect. Ethereum and Binance Coin are basically flat or slightly bearish, while Ripple and Cardano are struggling more, and Hyperliquid is showing a bit of hope, but it’s still in a downtrend, yeah. As we head into the new year, everyone’s waiting for something to happen, some kinda catalyst that’ll drive big movements in these cryptocurrencies, which would be exciting, to say the least. Generally, it’s hard to predict what’ll happen next, but that’s what makes it so interesting, right?
