Crypto Prices Today: BTC, ETH and XRP Price Rally

BTC: the rally is still a resistance test, not a breakout

Bitcoin has moved back above the short-term descending trendline after holding the $62,500–$63,000 support zone, TradingView reported. The next level in focus is $65,500. That area previously acted as support before the recent correction, so it now works as the first clean test for buyers.

The data point to watch is simple:

• A decisive close above $65,500 would keep the recovery structure alive.
• $68,000 becomes the next cited target area if momentum extends.
• $63,000 remains the key downside level.
• Below that, the current recovery thesis weakens.

Gadgets 360 separately reported that Bitcoin was holding above $63,800 as lower oil prices lifted crypto market sentiment. That adds a macro sentiment layer, but not a trade signal by itself. Sentiment can narrow spreads for a session. It does not replace confirmation at resistance.

TradingView also cited CryptoQuant data showing Bitcoin’s spot average order size remains dominated by whale-sized transactions while broader spot activity is muted. That suggests larger players are active while retail participation is still limited. In practical terms, this is not a clean “risk-on” tape yet. It is accumulation-heavy, but still thin enough to punish late entries through slippage.

ETH: whale buying supports the bid, but $1,800 is the gate

Ethereum also gained around 1.5%, rebounding from the $1,700 support area and pressing toward $1,800, according to TradingView. ETH is described as forming higher lows on the daily timeframe, which keeps the short-term structure constructive.

The market map is tight:

• $1,700 is the working support zone.
• $1,800 is the immediate resistance.
• A reclaim of $1,800 could open the $1,950–$2,000 range.
• Failure there leaves ETH stuck between $1,700 and $1,800.

The whale flow is the main hard detail. TradingView cited Lookonchain data showing a major wallet bought another 9,882 ETH, worth about $17.27 million. Over the past ten days, the same investor reportedly withdrew 34,577 ETH, valued at about $57.53 million, and 250 WBTC, valued at about $15.66 million, from Binance.

Large withdrawals from exchanges can reduce immediate sell-side supply. That is useful. It is not automatic upside. ETH still needs to clear $1,800 with enough volume to avoid another liquidity sweep above resistance and a fast rejection.

XRP: support held, but the range still controls the trade

XRP rose nearly 1.5% and recovered from the $1.05 support region, with buyers attempting to reclaim resistance near $1.17, TradingView reported. That is the working range. Until $1.17 is reclaimed, the move is still a bounce inside a defined structure.

For traders, the cleaner read is not the percentage gain. It is whether bids remain active after the first push into resistance. XRP can move fast when exchange flow tightens, but that also raises execution risk. Thin books can produce wider bid-ask spreads and worse fills, especially around obvious breakout levels.

The Cryptonomist’s headline pointed to a milder Bitcoin bear-market trend and an institutional shift. Taken with the TradingView note on whale-sized BTC spot orders, the broader theme is consistent: larger capital appears more active than retail. That can support floors, but it can also create choppy conditions where price grinds higher without broad participation.

Risk-reward remains conditional. BTC needs $65,500. ETH needs $1,800. XRP needs $1.17. Until those levels are reclaimed with volume, this is a controlled rebound, not a confirmed market-wide expansion.