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Dogecoin Slides 5.5% as $0.1940 Support Cracks on Volume Spike
The immediate focus is whether Dogecoin can stabilize above $0.18 and avoid further declines.
XRP Drops 5% to $2.47 as Bears Break Key Support Level
The breach of the $2.50 level triggered significant trading activity, with a 158% increase in volume.
DOGE Slides 7.5% to $0.18, Triggering Technical Breakdown
Despite expectations for Q4 rallies, Dogecoin's market structure remains fragile, with traders watching if it can defend the $0.18 base.
XRP Plunges 8% as Fed Shock and Bitcoin Weakness Combine to Break $2.46 Floor
The breakdown was accompanied by outsized volume, with a peak around 392.6 million tokens — nearly 400% of its daily average.
Crypto Traders Take On $800M Liquidations as Fed’s Caution Sparks ‘Sell-the-News’ Reversal
Large clusters of long liquidations can signal capitulation and potential short-term bottoms, while heavy short wipeouts may precede local tops as momentum flips.
XRP Rejects $2.67 Breakout in Risk of Deeper Pullback as Fed Cuts Cause Bitcoin Slide
XRP slid from $2.63 to $2.59 after a failed breakout above the $2.67 zone, with trading volume spiking to roughly 392.6 million tokens—about 658% above its recent average—during the rejection.
BTC Drops, Then Pops, as Trump Lowers China Tariffs
However, bitcoin and other non-yielding assets may benefit in the coming months as liquidity returns and investors rotate out of cash-heavy positions into growth and alternative stores of value.
Bitcoin Holds $113K as Liquidity Thins, Traders Turn Defensive Before Fed Week
The moves come ahead of a pivotal Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting on Oct. 28–29, where officials are widely expected to cut benchmark rates by 25 basis points to the 4.00%–4.25% range.
XRP Trades Higher on Big Flows, Yet Technical Setup Signals Caution
Traders should watch for XRP to maintain support around $2.60-$2.63, as a sustained rise above $2.65 could shift the bias bullish.
Bitcoin Slips Ahead of Fed Week, DOGE, ETH Lead Losses as Traders Price in 4.25% Rate Cut
Open interest climbing from $25 billion to nearly $30 billion reflects fresh leverage entering the market — a double-edged sword that could amplify upside momentum above $112,000 but heighten liquidation risks below $110,000, an analyst noted.
