This week’s crypto price analysis examines Ethereum, Ripple, Cardano, Binance Coin, and Hyperliquid, exploring their recent performance and future outlook. We delve into each cryptocurrency’s unique dynamics:
**Ethereum (ETH):** After a turbulent period following the October 10th crash, Ethereum has stabilized near the $4,000 mark, acting as key resistance. If buyers push past this level, optimism might return. Ethereum saw a 6% gain for the week. Reaching its all-time high of $4,900 will require a significant 20% rally from current levels by the end of 2025.
**Ripple (XRP):** The XRP price has formed an inverted head and shoulders reversal pattern, supported by strong buyers above $2.3. This allowed it to close with a 10% gain this week. A break beyond the resistance at $2.7 would further aim for $3, followed by even higher targets.
**Cardano (ADA):** Cardano’s price saw a 8% increase this week mirroring the price action of XRP. With defense of its support at $0.64, it could approach the resistance at $0.77 and reach those levels. MACD and RSI indicators on the daily timeframe are turning bullish, signaling potential recovery from recent losses.
**Binance Coin (BNB):** Binance Coin has shown impressive performance throughout 2025, achieving new all-time highs multiple times. This week’s close saw an 8% gain. The asset is currently hovering around $1,100 within a range between $1,200 resistance and $1,000 support, with its all-time high at $1,375.
**Hyperliquid (HYPE):** Hyperliquid has been the best performer this week, recording a 18% gain following an impressive rally. It surpassed $40, a level lost during the October 10th crash. The asset’s strength is evident as long as buyers maintain support at $40 and push past resistance to $43 and even $46. With momentum shifting bullish, HYPE has potential for sustained rallies.
Looking ahead, HYPE’s next challenge lies in surpassing the $50 mark, which could pave the way for new record prices. Until then, watch key price targets closely.
**Disclaimer:** This article is for informational purposes only and should not be interpreted as financial advice.