Bitcoin falling below $70,000 indicates ongoing market weakness, with its trend showing lower highs and a continued failure to hold key moving averages. Current stabilization attempts are unsuccessful; to rebound, Bitcoin must stay within the $70,000 to $72,000 range. Otherwise, the price could drop to the support level around $60,000. Chainlink (LINK) shows signs of forming a bottom near $8-$9 but remains in a bearish zone below its moving averages. Whether it can break through $10 depends on overcoming short-term resistance. XRP has fallen to around $1.20 as part of the overall downtrend, with declining on-chain activity intensifying this trend, meaning any short-term rebound may be a correction rather than a reversal.

BlackRock is evaluating XRP with the consideration of including it in a spot ETF. Digital asset head Robert Mikhnyk stated that the company is actively assessing various assets, with evaluation criteria including maturity, liquidity, scale, and use cases. While Bitcoin and Ethereum remain BlackRock's primary focus, XRP's mature liquidity, market capitalization, and application scenarios in the payments sector all meet BlackRock's evaluation standards. Canary Capital CEO Steven McClurg predicts that if net inflows into the XRP ETF reach over $3 billion (approximately three times the current level), a listing application could be submitted by the end of 2026 or 2027.

Hey guys, Do you truly believe $XRP could hit $10,000 one day? Be honest. #XRP