Bitcoin has resumed its sideways movement, with investors noticing a return to stable price lines after months. Although the situation for altcoins is not entirely positive, the lack of extreme sell-offs following profit-taking is seen as encouraging. The cumulative volume has decreased by 50%, and the upcoming holiday in the US markets suggests this calm may persist for a while longer.
Solana (SOL) has dipped below $100 again, currently at $97.6. Despite the drop, SOL maintains an upward trend, aiming to return to three-digit prices with closes above $92. The rally that started at $8 has not encountered devastating profit-taking, indicating that investors anticipate further gains in the medium to long term.
Should Bitcoin aim above $47,000 again, SOL Coin could gather the strength needed to surpass its recent peak of $111. The last high at $126.6 may have interrupted the $200 target, but factors such as the halving, interest rate cuts, growth in ETF entries, and US elections support optimism for 2024.
Chiliz (CHZ) is striving to break out of its parallel channel and reach new highs, having failed twice before. Despite the general crypto market downturn, CHZ has managed to stay above the resistance line and is now trying to turn $0.091 into support. Success could lead to revisiting $0.103, with potential new highs between $0.14 and $0.16, especially as football leagues and cups become the focus in the coming months.
Ripple (XRP) is still entangled with the SEC, with no end to the legal issues in sight. The summary judgment was a small victory, but the SEC is unlikely to abandon its appeal process, which could extend through 2024. SEC Chairman Gensler’s recent remarks emphasize the need for altcoins and exchanges to comply with securities laws, which could impact XRP Coin’s performance, especially if it fails to reclaim the $0.58 level.