Foreign media market commentators stated that the tokens Hyperliquid, HYPE, XRP, and Solana have recently reached key price levels. After a rapid rise in the earlier period, all three have entered a short-term consolidation phase. What is of greater concern going forward is whether the support levels can hold firm and whether trading volumes can increase again.

HYPE consolidating above $80

HYPE Previously, it rose rapidly from less than $60 in mid-August to around $87, before falling back to around $80.83. The article argues that this round of increase is already significant, and if it is to continue to challenge the $100 mark, the market will need a new wave of buying interest.

Currently, the range of $85 to $87 is seen as the first significant resistance zone in the short term. This area has seen upper shadows multiple times, indicating that selling pressure still exists. If the daily chart can hold above $87, the market may then continue to test the psychological barrier of $90.

From below, the range of $78 to $80 serves as a recent support level. If there is a deeper pullback, prices may move closer to the 20-day moving average at around $71.67. The article also mentions that when HYPE broke through the $60 to $70 range, trading volume significantly increased, but during the sideways movement between $80 and $85, trading volume has somewhat declined.

XRP Testing $1.35 support

After giving back some of the gains made during the breakout in August, XRP has returned to a key position on the daily chart. The article states that XRP is currently around $1.37, which is nearly in line with the 200-day moving average of about $1.35. This indicates that the market is testing the long-term support level.

Previously, XRP rose rapidly from around $1 to $1.70, before falling back due to profit-taking. The article suggests that if $1.35 can be held, it indicates that the 200-day moving average may have shifted from a long-term pressure point to a support level. Intraday trends also showed that XRP briefly dipped to $1.34 before returning above $1.36.

However, the article also points out that a single intraday rebound is not sufficient to confirm that the support has stabilized. If $1.35 can be held, XRP may first revisit $1.40, and then test the resistance range between $1.45 and $1.50; if the daily chart clearly falls below $1.35, more important dynamic supports are located around $1.27 and $1.21.

SOL continues to hold the $100 level

After a rapid rise in August, Solana still has not fallen below $100. The article suggests that $100 has now transformed from a previous upward target to the most important short-term support level at present. SOL is currently trading at around $102.70, with its previous high being around $110.

The article mentions that SOL started at around $75 and rose by about 45% in less than two weeks, after which the momentum slowed down. However, even after falling back from $110, the sellers failed to push it below $100 on a daily basis. In the most recent trading session, SOL touched around $100.90 during the session before returning above $102 again.

From a technical perspective, if the level of $100 is breached, $95 and the vicinity of $90 will become the next support areas, with both the 200-day moving average and the 20-day moving average converging around $90. Above that, the target areas are initially $105, followed by the range of $109 to $110. The article suggests that if the price manages to break through $110 again, it could move further towards the range of $115 to $120.