Bitcoin, Dogecoin, Shiba Inu and HYPE consolidate as major support and resistance zones hold

Dogecoin: Key support at $0.080

Technical indicators highlight that the 100-day exponential moving average (EMA) sits around $0.0816, while the short-term moving average is near $0.0806. These levels converge, suggesting increased buyer activity as the price attempts to recover from its recent high of $0.095. Maintaining this support would preserve the structure established by the August breakout.

Earlier, DOGE surged from approximately $0.070 and approached the 200-day EMA near $0.0945, but faced strong resistance and a subsequent pullback. Market momentum has slowed since then, reflecting a cautious buyer environment.

The relative strength index (RSI) has cooled to 55 after briefly signaling an overbought market. This reduction in momentum has avoided triggering a bearish trend. Should the $0.080 level hold, initial upside targets emerge at $0.086 and $0.090, potentially followed by another challenge of the $0.094 to $0.095 range.

Short-term support for DOGE now focuses on $0.080 to $0.082, with a decisive move above the 200-day EMA likely to reshape the mid-term outlook.

A sustained break above the 200-day EMA would indicate a stronger medium-term trend for DOGE, while dropping below $0.080 would expose the 50-day EMA near $0.075, and then $0.070 as the next major support.

Hyperliquid (HYPE): Strong uptrend continues

In contrast, Hyperliquid’s HYPE token remains in a robust uptrend, currently trading around $84 after breaking out from its $58–$60 base. The token has established a sideways trading range between $79 and $86, with persistent buying interest every time prices dip toward $80.

The 50-day and 100-day moving averages are now at about $63.7 and $62.5, well below the current market price, while the short-term average has risen to $72.8. The 200-day EMA lags significantly, positioned at $55. Sustained separation from these averages indicates strong trend momentum, but also increases the probability of a retracement.

Since the August breakout, HYPE is up more than 40%, and the RSI—after reaching overbought levels—has cooled to 69. Ongoing consolidation permits momentum to normalize without the need for major price corrections.

If HYPE surpasses the $85 to $87 barrier, $90 and then the $100 psychological level come into view. On the downside, a dip below $80 could trigger moves to $75 and $73, though the primary trend remains bullish above those points.

HYPE’s technical structure remains positive as long as it trades above the $80 threshold, with breakouts above $87 watched as a potential catalyst for further advances.

Mini dictionary: Hyperliquid, HYPE — Hyperliquid is a decentralized exchange and liquidity protocol that issues HYPE as its native governance and utility token. The protocol enables permissionless trading and incentivizes liquidity providers within the DeFi ecosystem.

Shiba Inu: Holding short-term gains

Shiba Inu is stabilizing after a volatile rejection at higher levels, with SHIB trading at $0.00000518. This places it just above the consistently defended $0.000005 support zone. Key technical levels include the 100-day EMA at $0.00000498 and a short-term average of $0.00000501, which together form a targeted support cluster between $0.0000049 and $0.0000050.

If this area holds, SHIB could see another upward move toward $0.0000054 and $0.0000055. However, serious resistance persists at the descending 200-day EMA near $0.0000057. The most recent rally briefly lifted SHIB above this level to $0.0000062, but buyers were unable to sustain the advance.

Despite a rebound, broad trend confirmation remains elusive, as SHIB continues to trade below the 200-day EMA. The RSI hovers around 54, reflecting neutral market momentum. Any loss of support at $0.0000049 risks further declines toward $0.0000047 and the $0.0000044–$0.0000045 zone.

Bitcoin: Above 200-day EMA, eyeing $82,000

Bitcoin is consolidating near $78,200 after an explosive breakout from the $63,000–$65,000 range. For the first time since earlier this year, BTC has held firmly above its 200-day EMA, now standing at $72,300.

This break has been supported by significant trading volume and ongoing consolidation between $77,000 and $81,000. Efforts to drive the price above that upper range have met with resistance, but sellers have not managed to reverse the trend meaningfully. As a result, BTC is maintaining a high-level range.

Momentum remains elevated, with the RSI cooling to 69 after surpassing overbought territory. Maintaining this level without a major correction could further strengthen the medium-term outlook by alleviating excessive momentum.

A clear move above $80,000 to $81,000 would open the path to the May peak at $82,000 and potentially set the stage for the next upside phase. On the other hand, support is initially identified in the $76,500 to $77,000 band, while the primary technical foundation sits at $72,000 to $73,000, where both the 200-day EMA and a rising short-term average converge.

As long as Bitcoin stays above this critical support area, the structural integrity of the recent breakout remains intact.