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Timothy Morano
Jul 10, 2026 08:07
DOT sits at $0.85 with short-term moving averages stacked one cent above as an immediate ceiling; smart money shows a 2:1 long bias, but open interest is falling into the bounce, tilting the odds a…
Market Context: Why DOT is Moving Now Two percent gains don’t mean much when your 200-day SMA is 60 cents above you. That’s DOT’s reality at $0.85 this morning — a token that has been systematically dismantled through 2026, scraping off an intraday low of $0.82 with the conviction of a dead-cat bounce. The 50-day SMA at $0.99 sits 16% above current price. The 200-day at $1.38 represents a 38% structural gap that doesn’t get closed in a session, a week, or likely a month without a macro shift in appetite for altcoins of this tier. The distance between analyst expectations and price reality is the sharpest context available. Bl
The post XRP’s sell pressure is on the lower side, so why is the market still weak? appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
XRP has been looking weak lately, with activity across the board slowing down. In fact, traders aren’t as willing to take on new positions as they were, with demand yet to push up again too. Here’s what you need to know. XRP OI falls as demand takes a hit XRP’s Open interest across all exchanges fell to around $773.5 million; that’s a huge drop from levels above $1 billion in May. Source: Cryptoquant On Binance alone, the OI fell to nearly $350.6 million. So, it’s clear that leveraged traders may be reducing exposure. Source: Cryptoquant Lower Open Interest may help reduce some liquidation-based pressure, but there hasn’t been enough participation. XRP’s market cap fell to about $10.89 billion too, so new capital is not entering the market either. Meanwhile, the NVT ratio being elevated impied that network activity was yet to be strong enough for recovery
The post XRP (XRP) Surges Past $1.10 as Retail Traders Return Despite $7B ETF Withdrawals appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
Key Highlights XRP surged past $1.10 resistance during late trading hours, gaining 1.8% to reach $1.1065 Futures Open Interest remains stable at 2.14 billion XRP, increasing from Tuesday’s 2.09 billion The token continues trading beneath its 50, 100, and 200-day exponential moving averages, maintaining short-term bearish pressure Institutional investors show hesitation as XRP spot ETFs recorded approximately $7 billion in withdrawals on Wednesday Critical price zones: $1.10 acting as support, while $1.1065 and $1.13 present resistance barriers XRP posted a 1.8% gain on Thursday, escaping a narrow consolidation zone and pushing through the $1.10 threshold on elevated trading activity. The digital asset ranged from an intraday bottom of $1.0827 to a peak of $1.1065, subsequently settling within the $1.1020 to $1.1040 corridor. [[IMG_2]]XRP Price The decisive upwa
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Layer 1 blockchain Canton [CC] saw modest gains of just over 4% in the past 24 hours. The daily trading volume was up by a modest 3.7%, and the Open Interest has risen by 1%. This was subdued trading activity for the token, which seemed to point toward a lack of short-term bullish faith. An important development was underway, one that swing traders and investors should be keeping an eye on. The long-term Canton price action finally sees a meaningful shift The Canton price action in 2026 has not been flashy for most of 2026. Since the final week of January, the $0.140 support zone has been respected, until recently. Source: CC/USDT on TradingView Earlier this week, the altcoin’s price spiked briefly up to the $0.145 area. This move only served as a liquidity sweep, and the price slumped back below the $0.140 support zone that has been defended since February. The technical indicator
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The post Bitwise Updates Top 10 Crypto ETF: HYPE Joins While DOT and AVAX Exit appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News The latest Bitwise 10 Crypto Index ETF (BITW) rebalance reflects how institutional investors are positioning themselves across the crypto market. While Bitcoin and Ethereum continue to dominate the portfolio, newer projects like Hyperliquid have entered the top 10. These new projects are replacing Polkadot and Avalanche. BITW is one of the world’s largest crypto index … Source: https://coinpedia.org/news/bitwise-updates-top-10-crypto-etf-hype-joins-while-dot-and-avax-exit/
The post WIF Price Prediction: Retail Shorts Are Loaded — A Squeeze to $0.18 Is the Setup, But the 200-Day Kills the Dream appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
Timothy Morano
Jul 09, 2026 10:38
WIF is coiled at $0.16 in a near-zero-range compression while retail sits 56% short and taker buy pressure runs 22% hotter than sellers — a textbook squeeze setup that could ignite a fast move to $…
Market Context: Why WIF is Moving Now WIF is not moving — and that’s precisely the point. The 24-hour trading range is essentially a flatline at $0.16, volume on Binance spot is a thin $1.3 million, and the price has been sitting below every meaningful short-term moving average like a coin waiting to be flipped. This kind of compression in meme coins doesn’t last. It resolves violently in one direction, and the positioning data right now is giving us a very specific read on which way the pressure is building. The broader meme coin market in mid-2026 has been a graveyard for trend-fo
The post XRP Futures Open Interest on Binance Falls to Three-Month Low at 397M appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
XRP News XRP futures open interest on Binance has fallen to roughly 397 million XRP, its lowest reading in more than three months, as the token changes hands near $1.09. Derivatives open-interest data shows the contraction reflects deleveraging, with traders trimming or closing leveraged positions rather than adding fresh exposure. Falling open interest alongside soft prices typically signals a cooling appetite for leveraged bets on the altcoin. Analysts frame the move as a slowdown in derivatives activity rather than an outright bearish verdict, describing the phase as repositioning while participants wait for a clearer directional signal across the XRP market. While the derivatives picture cools, spot metrics tell a contrasting story. On-chain data shows the XRP Binance scarcity index has climbed to 0.77, its highest level in more than two years. The gauge measures how
The post OP Price Prediction: $0.09 Floor or $0.11 Breakout — The 7-Day Binary Setup appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
Timothy Morano
Jul 09, 2026 09:28
Optimism is teetering at the $0.10 pivot with smart money quietly leaning long while a dead MACD and a gauntlet of SMA resistance above $0.11 make upside a harder trade. The next 7 days likely forc…
OP’s Technical Reality Check The chart is telling a conflicted story, and reading it honestly means not cherry-picking either side. After a sharp 7.84% intraday rip, OP has climbed back to the $0.10 pivot — but bulls shouldn’t mistake a single candle for a trend. Momentum has gone essentially dead at midrange. The MACD line and signal are locked together at -0.0011 with a histogram reading of precisely zero. That’s not a reversal setup; that’s a market holding its breath. The RSI stalling just under 50 confirms buyers have enough oxygen to prevent a waterfall, but not enough conviction to ignite a real run. The Bollinge
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West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude Oil edges lower on Thursday, erasing all of the previous day’s gains as traders reassess the supply risks stemming from renewed US-Iran tensions. At the time of writing, WTI is trading around $71.75, down 3.77% on the day. Crude Oil prices surged earlier this week after the United States and Iran exchanged military strikes, raising fears that shipping through the Strait of Hormuz could once again face disruptions. However, markets see the latest flare-up as unlikely to escalate into a full-blown war and expect shipping through the Strait of Hormuz to continue to recover. From a technical perspective, Thursday’s decline follows a rejection at the 200-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) near $73.35, which acts as immediate resistance. WTI also remains well below the 100-day SMA around $86.91, suggesting sellers retain the upper hand despite