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PEPE recorded strong gains, XRP moved above a key resistance level, and Hyperliquid’s daily MACD turned bullish. Meanwhile, Ethereum and NEAR are still facing resistance from their moving averages. Here is a look at the important price levels for ETH, XRP, PEPE, HYPE, and NEAR on October 28. ✅ Ethereum Recovers but Faces Resistance Above $2,400 Ethereum closed Tuesday at $2,347.34, up 1.16% for the day. It traded between $2,294.34 and $2,361.69, with both the high and low above Monday’s levels. ETH also closed above Monday’s high of $2,340.93, showing some recovery after the weekend decline. However, the daily moving averages still point to resistance overhead. The 20-day EMA dropped to $2,429.58 from $2,438.24, while the 50-day EMA fell to $2,452.78 from $2,457.08. ETH remains below both averages, and the shorter average is still below the longer one. On the four-hour chart, $ETH closed above its 20-period EMA at $2,337.88 but remained below the 50-period EMA at $2,369.66. This shows that the short-term recovery is improving, although the next resistance level has not been cleared. A daily close above $2,368.33–$2,387.07 could open the way toward $2,414.63. Moving above the daily EMA zone of $2,429.58–$2,452.78 would provide a stronger sign of recovery. On the downside, a close below $2,294.34 could expose Monday’s low of $2,290.71. A break below Saturday’s $2,279.80 low would invalidate the weekend support base. ETH’s latest reported price was 2.60% above the $2,301.92 recorded in the October 26 report. ✅ XRP Breaks Resistance but Needs to Clear $1.34 XRP closed Tuesday at $1.32994, gaining 1.78% after reaching $1.33287. This confirmed a break above the $1.31383 resistance level highlighted in Tuesday’s report. The close also moved just above the $1.32950–$1.32990 resistance zone. However, the difference was small, so further price action is needed to confirm that XRP can hold above this area. On the daily chart, the 20-day Bollinger Band midpoint stood at $1.33456, down from $1.33911. The upper band was at $1.40901, while the lower band was at $1.26012. XRP’s Tuesday close remained slightly below the falling midpoint, showing that the daily recovery still faces resistance. The four-hour chart showed more strength, with the latest completed candle closing above its upper Bollinger Band at $1.32572. This points to increased short-term buying pressure, although it does not confirm a full reversal of the daily trend. XRP’s latest price of $1.34 was above the daily midpoint, but this move had yet to be confirmed by a completed daily candle. A daily close above the midpoint and Tuesday’s high could support a move toward $1.34473 and then $1.36865. If $XRP falls back below $1.31383, the breakout could weaken. Further downside levels to watch are Tuesday’s low of $1.28908 and Monday’s low of $1.27106. A break below the weekend floor at $1.25330 would invalidate the broader recovery base. ✅ PEPE Gains Momentum as $0.000005108 Comes Into Focus PEPE closed Tuesday at $0.000004600, rising 6.83% after reaching $0.000004615. It finished close to the session high and moved above Monday’s high of $0.000004459, confirming a recovery from the early-week pullback. Momentum indicators also improved. The daily 14-period RSI, calculated using Wilder smoothing, climbed to 58.35 from 52.16. This placed it above the neutral 50 level but below the usual overbought threshold of 70. On the four-hour chart, RSI stood at 60.77 on the latest completed candle. Both timeframes therefore showed positive momentum. PEPE’s latest reported price of $0.000004930 was above Tuesday’s high, although the move had not yet been confirmed by a daily close. The next major level to watch is the October 23 high of $0.000005108. PEPE previously failed to hold its advance around this level, making it an important resistance area. A daily close above $0.000004790, the October 21 high, could strengthen the move toward $0.000005108. If $PEPE clears that level, the September 22 high of $0.000005353 could become the next target. Breaking above it would establish a new high for the latest 30-day range. On the downside, a close below $0.000004459 would weaken the current breakout. Support levels stand at $0.000004255 and $0.000004206. A break below $0.000004206, Monday’s low, would invalidate the immediate recovery structure even if RSI remains elevated. ✅ HYPE MACD Turns Bullish as Price Approaches $82 Hyperliquid (HYPE) closed Tuesday at $81.19, gaining 3.80% after reaching $81.81. It also closed above Monday’s high of $80.60, extending its recovery from Saturday’s low of $74.33. One important development came from the daily MACD indicator. Using the standard 12- and 26-period EMAs with a nine-period signal EMA, the MACD line crossed above its signal line on Tuesday’s completed candle. The MACD line reached -2.0994, compared with the signal line at -2.1181. This pushed the histogram into positive territory at 0.0187, up from -0.3307. Although this confirms a bullish crossover, the gap between the two lines remains narrow, and both are still below zero. Momentum is improving, but the indicator does not yet confirm a complete reversal of the broader decline. The four-hour MACD also showed stronger momentum, with the latest completed candle recording a positive line and a histogram reading of 0.5388. $HYPE has now recovered the $78.85 resistance level highlighted in Monday’s report. The next levels to watch are Tuesday’s high of $81.81 and the October 21 high of $82.45. A daily close above $82.45 would clear the latest seven-day high and provide further support for the recovery. However, a close below $80.60 would weaken the latest breakout. Tuesday’s low of $77.02 is the next downside level, followed by Monday’s low of $74.88. A break below Saturday’s $74.33 low would invalidate the recovery from the weekend floor, regardless of whether MACD had already crossed below its signal line again. ✅ Meanwhile, NEAR has gained 3.88% to close at $4.6770 but failed to hold above the $4.7062 resistance. Price remains below the daily 20-day EMA at $4.7954, with $4.80 as the next key level. A breakout could open the way to $5.0075, while $4.38 remains an important support. #CRYPTOMARKETS #ETH#XRP#PEPE#HYPE#NEAR

HYPE at $81.55: Breakout or Breakdown? Hyperliquid is approaching a critical decision zone on the 1H chart. Price is moving toward $82.50 resistance, while a potential rising wedge signals that upside momentum may be losing strength. Key Levels to Watch Resistance: $82.50 Breakdown zone: $77.50–$78.00 Downside targets: $75.00 → $73.00 Bullish Case: A clean breakout above $82.50 could invalidate the bearish wedge scenario and support further upside. Bearish Case: A confirmed breakdown below $77.50–$78.00 could trigger a pullback toward $75–$73. Trader's Focus: HYPE is approaching a key technical test. Avoid chasing the move; wait for confirmation before taking a directional position. The next move depends on which level breaks first. $HYPE

$GRVT Parent company of crypto exchange Kraken, Payward, announced its intention to be the first Commodities Futures Trading Commission (CFTC)-regulated deployer on HIP-3 markets. Payward will use Hyperliquid [$HYPE] as the infrastructure layer to deploy perpetual futures markets for U.S. clients, Hyperliquid wrote in a post on X. At press time, this arrangement is subject to regulatory approval. Bitnomial, Payward’s CFTC-regulated designated contract market (DCM) and derivatives clearing organization (DCO) would create, own, and administer the markets while handling contract clearing and settlement. The proposed deployment will use HIP-3. This extension of the HIP-3* framework introduces optional deployer configuration of permissioned markets, the update read, and activation involve an onchain allowlist managed by the deployer. $HYPE prices test 100-day moving average In the past 24 hours, $HYPE was up 0.63%, but its short-term gains were largely in line with Bitcoin [BTC] and also the rest of the altcoin market. $HYPE bulls have enjoyed a bullish trend for most of this year, but the trend on the daily timeframe was facing a serious threat. In recent days, the token prices fell to a local low of $74.5. The 100-day moving average at $75.61, as well as the bullish structure’s anchor at $75.17, were under siege. A daily session close below either level would be a warning sign of a bearish trend shift. Despite the price correction over the past five weeks, the selling pressure was not overwhelming, according to the OBV. The volume indicator remained close to the yearly highs, while trading volume shrunk in recent weeks. The lack of severe selling volume was the one saving grace in the otherwise-bearish momentum the DEX altcoin has displayed since September. The precarious short-term Hyperliquid price trends The structure on the 4-hour chart was bearish, but the price has found the $74-$76 area to be a steady demand zone for now. $HYPE has been below the 50 and 100-period moving averages on this timeframe for most of October. A bearish continuation appears likely, especially upon a daily session close below $75.17. To recover a bullish spark, the H4 price action needs to reclaim the 100-period moving average on the back of steady demand.

$GRVT Bitcoin climbed nearly 2% to just under $81,000 as of Wednesday Asian morning hours, clawing back the weekend’s slip to nearly $79,000 as traders braced for the Federal Reserve’s rate decision later in the day. ZEC led the majors, jumping 8% to about $1,320 and putting it back above $1,300 after Monday’s selloff. HYPE added nearly 5% to about $81. XRP and DOGE rose roughly 3%, while ether gained 2% to just above $2,350 and SOL climbed about 2% to $102. BNB rose 1%, and TRX lagged with a gain of less than 1%, according to CoinDesk data. The bounce came a day after Galaxy told investors that now is the time to accumulate bitcoin. “We think the bear market ended in June and that bitcoin is in the accumulation phase that has preceded every prior advance,” Alex Thorn, head of firmwide research at Galaxy, said in the note. Thorn said the bottom likely came in June, when bitcoin traded under $58,000. He pointed to bitcoin’s move back above its 50-week moving average — the average of its last 50 weekly closes, which traders use to judge the longer-term trend — along with lighter selling pressure and rising U.S. debt. That’s a confident call for a market that has struggled to hold $80,000. Traders will now be listening to Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s press conference for any hint of a December rate hike. A hike would make borrowing more expensive and tends to pull money out of riskier assets like crypto