Analyst Javon Marks highlights a bullish MACD crossover on Ethereum’s 3‑day chart in December 2025, a pattern that followed a similar April 2025 signal and preceded a multi‑month advance into August 2025. ETH trades near $3,300, roughly 33% below its August 2025 peak, and the outlined roadmap flags $4,811.71 and $8,557.68 as upside levels if momentum continues.

Crypto analyst Trader Tardigrade says Dogecoin is respecting a bullish signal after rebounding from Kumo support, opening room for a move above $0.15 while Bitcoin trades around a new yearly high near $97,000. Further analysis from multiple traders highlights key resistance levels at $0.154, $0.157 and $0.195, with one outlook extending a potential macro-cycle target toward $4.5. Dogecoin is currently priced near $0.143, slightly lower over the last day as ETF flows remain muted.

Ethereum is trading slightly above $3,300 per ETH after a gradual upside move, with its monthly chart now showing a bullish pennant pattern. A technical roadmap from Merlijn The Trader outlines potential upside levels at $3,600 and the prior all‑time high near $5,000, with further projections extending toward $6,000 and $8,400 if the breakout unfolds. The analysis suggests consolidation inside the pennant could transition into a volatile but ultimately upward expansion phase.

An analysis by Steph is Crypto on X this Tuesday says the long-term XRP/gold ratio has returned to a support area near $0.0004. Past touches on this zone preceded rallies of more than 800% in 2020, over 120% in 2022, and about 530% in 2024. He also notes RSI around 33.38, and projects a move above $0.0018 if patterns recur.

Analysts mapped pivotal levels for PEPE, saying a weekly close above $0.000005853 could validate upside, with resistance near $0.0000083 ahead of $0.000010867. Another scenario expects a parabolic move if momentum lands in the January 15 to February 15 window, with short‑term targets around $0.00000728 and a longer‑term focus on $0.00001. At the time of writing, PEPE trades near $0.000006670 and has risen almost 14% in the last 24 hours.

Over the weekend, on-chain data from XRPScans showed that transaction activity on Ripple's XRP Ledger dropped by about 99% within 48 hours, with payment volume between accounts sliding from over 1.09 billion on Thursday, January 8, to 166.99 million on Saturday and then to around 137.40 million by January 11. Despite this steep fall in usage and a parallel decline in executed transactions, XRP is still trading above $2, while developers report that a large batch of ledger fixes and amendments covering features like TokenEscrow, AMMClawback, Multi-Purpose Tokens and a Price Oracle is nearing activation.

XRP is trading just over $2 after an early January rally briefly reached $2.40, with the pullback holding above a flipped short‑term support. An inverse setup with the US Dollar Index around 99 has preceded major XRP advances, including a $3.65 peak in July. If the dollar weakens again, another leg higher could emerge; sustained strength may keep price consolidating near $2.

A new technical analysis suggests that Bitcoin's price has once again touched a key "Crash Line," a level that has repeatedly served as a reload zone during the current bull phase. The analyst behind the study argues this is a deliberate market move, noting previous visits to this trendline have coincided with declines of about 33% followed by strong rallies. Another market watcher outlines two paths for BTC, with a break and hold above 92,000 dollars seen as bullish, while failure to reclaim that level could send price toward a Chicago Mercantile Exchange gap around 88,000 dollars.

Crypto analyst Plan C argues that Bitcoin’s surge to $126,000 last year did not mark the cycle peak because the broader business cycle has not yet moved above the 50 level. Drawing on ISM PMI readings around 47.9 and historical patterns where BTC tops aligned with business cycle levels between 55 and 65, he suggests further upside is possible even as the price struggles around $90,000. On-chain data firms add that Bitcoin must reclaim the Short-Term Holder Cost Basis near $99,100 to confirm a sustainable recovery, while large investors are reportedly not aggressively buying the dip.