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2 extracted signals · 2 resolved · 0 still active
Michael Pizzino09 Sept 2025, 08:19 UTC
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The analysis identifies low volume rallies in altcoins ADAUSDT and XRPUSDT suggesting weak rallies likely to be overcome by selling and potential retests of lows and projects a target prices. Breakout for ADAUSDT around $0.85, XRPUSDT around $2.90 need to be broken with strong volume to consider a bullish invalidation, retesting previous lows are possible. On BTCUSDT, the price is coiling at the 50% level $111300, but for a continuation a breakout above $113000 is required. SOLUSDT is showing strength, should it continue above $210 could signal higher prices to follow. The daily exchange volume chart shows a drop-off and it suggest further weakness across the board. Long and short positions show a 50/50 ratio. $276B has been the volume that can bring a breakout.
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