During early Asia trading hours on Monday, Bitcoin climbed toward $90,000, printing an intra‑day high at $89,850, up 6.5% from a local $84,400 low. Analysts cite bullish derivatives—short‑liquidation dominance at -11% and a regime score near 16.3%—with chart setups eyeing resistance at $93,300–$100,000 and a measured target around $120,000.

Bitcoin has dropped 36% from its $126,000 all-time high to $80,500 on Nov. 21, pushing the weekly relative strength index to levels last seen in January 2023 around $15,500–$17,000. Analysts highlight that Bitcoin's RSI and NVT Golden Cross, which has recently fallen near -0.6 and remains negative, both suggest a structurally undervalued market that could be approaching a key turning point.

ETH fell back below $3,000 and trades 42% under its $4,950 peak, with market participants watching $2,800 and $2,100 as key levels. Spot Ether ETFs recorded five straight days of $533.1 million in net outflows, trimming assets to $17.34 billion. Prediction odds and on-chain clusters highlight risks of a deeper pullback despite 2025’s $1,380 low.

XRP has fallen almost 50% from its multi-year peak at $3.66 to trade below $2, with several analysts flagging a bearish chart structure that could send the price toward $1. Veteran trader Peter Brandt pointed to a potential double top on the weekly chart, while other technical and onchain metrics highlighted key support zones around $1.78, $1.65 and near $1.07. Some Elliott Wave and fractal-based analyses also outlined scenarios in which XRP might revisit the $1.20–$1.35 and $0.60 areas before attempting a longer-term recovery toward $1.

ETH dropped 45% from Oct. 7's $4,758 peak to $2,621 on Nov. 21, approaching the realized price of holders with 100,000+ ETH. It rebounded 23.5% to $3,238 on Nov. 22, while chart setups such as a V-shaped recovery and a falling wedge suggest potential upside toward $5,000.