$NIL is at 0.07581, down 17.33% in 24 hours. The 24h range runs from 0.07314 to a high of 0.09603, so it has given back most of its earlier spike. In the last hour, price rallied to about 0.0772, then fell sharply below the MA60 (0.07628) on heavy red volume. Since then it has stabilised around 0.0757–0.0758. The order book is 60% bids, which suggests some buyers are defending this level. The wider trend is mixed. NIL is down 29.76% over 7 days, yet up about 79% over 30 days and 113–119% over 90 to 180 days. Over the past year it is still down 71.64%. Support sits near 0.0757, with the 24h low at 0.07314 below it. Resistance is around 0.0763 (the MA60). A close back above that level would ease the short-term pressure. This is not financial advice.
$APT is at 0.8433, down 10.33% over 24 hours (the 24h range is 0.8392 to 0.9418), and it’s trading just above its day low. Price sits below the MA60 (0.8452), and the order book is ask-heavy at 64.56% sell to 35.44% buy, so short-term pressure is bearish. Selling volume has also picked up in the latest bars. The bigger picture is mixed: APT is up 4.72% over 7 days and about 41–43% over 30 to 90 days, but roughly flat over 180 days and down 77.61% over the past year. A bounce would need to reclaim 0.8452 to 0.8470, while a break under 0.8392 would open a fresh low. This is only an analysis of the screenshot, not financial advice.
$ICP is trading at 3.432 USDT, up 12.27% over 24h in a range of 3.056 to 3.550, with about 17.2M USDT in volume. The longer trend is positive at 30d +25%, 90d +58% and 180d +42%, while the week is roughly flat at +0.94%. On the hourly view the price slid from about 3.48 to a low near 3.402 and has bounced back to 3.432, but it’s still under the MA60 at 3.448, which is the first resistance. Support sits at 3.40, and a clean break above 3.448 would put the 3.48 area and then the 24h high of 3.550 back in reach. The order book reading in your screenshot looks incomplete (0% bids against 46% asks), so I wouldn’t rely on it. This is not financial advice.
$PUMP is trading at 0.005851 USDT, up 6.93% over 24h in a range of 0.005437 to 0.006042, on solid volume of about 27.8M USDT. The bigger trend is still strong, with 30d +65%, 90d +302% and 180d +220%, though the last 7 days are down 10%. On the hourly view the price has been drifting lower in a series of lower peaks (about 0.00591, then 0.00590, then 0.00587) and now sits just under the MA60 at 0.005872. That level is the nearest resistance, and 0.00584 to 0.00585 is the nearest support. Bids lead the order book at about 60% to 40%, which shows some buying interest, but the price needs to reclaim 0.00587 to turn the short-term picture around. It’s still about 3% below the 24h high of 0.006042. Like most meme and launchpad tokens it can swing sharply, so position size matters. This is not financial advice.
$MINA is trading at 0.0834 USDT, down 2.34% over 24h in a range of 0.0809 to 0.0882. Over the last hour it has bounced from about 0.0815 and pushed back above the MA60 at 0.0823, which is now the first support, with 0.0809 below it. The bigger picture is still weak at 7d -48%, 30d -17% and 1y -28%, even though 90d (+95%) and 180d (+47%) are positive. The recent bounce is small next to the week’s drop, and price is still about 5% below the 24h high of 0.0882. Volume is modest at 3.65M USDT, and the order book is split evenly (about 50% bids and 50% asks). A hold above 0.0823 could open the way toward 0.0850 and higher, while a slip below it would put the 0.0809 low back in play. This is not financial advice.
$ZK is trading at about $0.01580, up roughly 11.7% in 24 hours on solid volume (about $18.2M). It ranged from $0.01409 to $0.01658 in that window, so it has pulled back from its daily high. Over the last hour, price has been choppy and sideways between about $0.01572 and $0.01600, with lower highs on each bounce (about $0.01596, then $0.01595, then $0.01589). That suggests buyers are losing a bit of strength. Price is hovering just under the MA60 (about $0.01586), and the order book is evenly split (50.3% bids vs 49.7% asks), so there’s no clear directional edge right now. Longer-term performance is strong (+21% over 7 days, +65% over 30 days, +50% over 90 days), but the 1-year return is still -70%. Near-term support looks like $0.0157 and resistance is around $0.0159 to $0.0160. A break of either could set the next move.
$CFX is trading at about $0.06564, up roughly 29.5% in 24 hours on strong volume (about $45.8M). It ranged from $0.05065 to $0.07240 in that window. The last hour shows a sharp drop from about $0.068 to $0.0648, then a partial rebound to about $0.0656. Price is still below the MA60 (about $0.0664), so short-term momentum is cooling after the spike. Longer-term gains are strong (+21% over 7 days, +42% over 30 days, +47% over 90 days), but the 1-year return is still -49%. Order book bids lead at 84.5%, a bullish sign, but after such a big pump a pullback is possible. $0.0648 looks like near-term support and $0.0665 to $0.0680 is resistance.
$INJ is trading at 7.748, up 8.65% over 24h and about 2% below the 24h high of 7.907 (low 7.026). The bigger picture is strong: +28.60% over 30 days, +58.61% over 90 days and +163.18% over 180 days, though the 1-year change is still -31.86%. In the past hour, price spent a long stretch consolidating around 7.64 to 7.70, then broke out on a volume surge to about 7.806 and has since pulled back to roughly 7.74 to 7.75. It remains well above a rising MA60 (7.698), which keeps the short-term structure bullish. The order book is balanced (50.5% asks), so neither side clearly dominates. Resistance is at 7.806 (the hour high), then 7.907 (the 24h high). Support is at 7.70 to 7.69 (the breakout zone and the MA60). A hold above 7.70 would keep the uptrend intact, while a drop back below it would suggest the breakout failed. This is not financial advice.
$ARPA is trading at 0.01205, up 9.85% over 24h (high 0.01401, low 0.01091) on about 8.34M USDT of volume. Price is roughly 14% below the 24h high, so the day’s rally has partly faded. Higher-timeframe returns are positive (+8.66% over 7 days, +23.72% over 30 days, +38.82% over 90 days, +30.27% over 180 days), but the 1-year change is -41.73%. In the past hour, price made lower highs and lower lows, sliding from about 0.01228 to a low near 0.01202, with a heavy sell-volume spike late in the move. It is now below a falling MA60 (0.01218), though the order book leans toward buyers (65% bids) and price has started a small bounce. Resistance is at 0.01212, then the MA60 near 0.01218. Support is the hour low at 0.01202, with the 24h low of 0.01091 as the deeper floor. A reclaim of 0.01212 would suggest the dip is being absorbed, while a break below 0.01202 would extend the short-term downtrend. This is not financial advice.
$LUMIA is trading at 0.1114, up 37.70% over 24h on heavy volume (about 16.3M USDT, 138M LUMIA). The 24h range is huge (low 0.0797, high 0.1394), so price is about 20% below the spike high but still far above the low. Gains are strong over 7 days (+34.06%), 30 days (+36.52%) and 180 days (+38.90%), while 90 days (-7.09%) and 1 year (-57.32%) are negative, so this looks like a sharp rally within a longer downtrend. In the past hour, price chopped between about 0.1090 and 0.1115, dipped to roughly 0.1086, then spiked to about 0.1121 on rising volume before easing back to 0.1114. It sits just above the MA60 (0.1106), and the order book is slightly bid-heavy (55% bids). Resistance is at 0.1121, then the 0.1139 area. Support is at 0.1106 (MA60), then 0.1090 and the 0.1086 dip low. A hold above 0.1106 keeps the rebound intact, while a break below 0.1090 would likely bring another test of the lows. Moves like this on a “hot” coin can reverse fast. This is not financial advice.
$DEXE is trading at 1.856, up 1.98% over 24h (high 1.886, low 1.795), with modest volume of about 1.67M USDT. The longer-term trend is very weak: -3.03% over 7 days, -2.57% over 30 days, and deep losses of -95.17% over 90 days, -80.86% over 180 days and -83.17% over 1 year. A 90-day drop that large is unusual, so check the Info tab in case of a token event or data quirk. In the past hour, price stepped down from about 1.865 to a low near 1.853, then stabilized in a tight 1.854 to 1.856 range. It sits just under a flat-to-falling MA60 (1.859), and the order book is nearly balanced (52% asks). Resistance is at 1.859 (MA60), then 1.863. Support is at 1.853, with the 24h low of 1.795 as the deeper floor. A close above 1.859 would improve the short-term picture, while a break below 1.853 would extend the slide. This is not financial advice.
$SNX (Synthetix Network Token) is trading at 0.2439, up 5.08% over 24h and just below the 24h high of 0.2448 (low 0.2287). Medium-term gains are modest (+11.88% over 30 days, +6.51% over 90 days), but the longer view is weak: -14.12% over 180 days and -78.59% over 1 year. The banner on your screen also flags that total supply rose from 344.9M to 581.4M, a large dilution that can weigh on price over time. In the past hour, price climbed from about 0.2411 to a peak near 0.2445, then settled into a tight range of about 0.2437 to 0.2443. It holds above a rising MA60 (0.2431). Volume is thin (about 462K USDT over 24h), so moves can reverse quickly. Resistance is at 0.2445 to 0.2448, while support sits at the MA60 (0.2431) and then 0.2422. A break above 0.2448 would put the price at new 24h highs, while a close below 0.2431 would signal the bounce is fading. This is not financial advice.
$OGN is trading at 0.03740, down 8.78% over 24h and 23.83% today. The 24h range is wide: the high was 0.05345 and the low 0.03542, so price is about 30% below the spike. The coin is extremely volatile and still shows big gains over longer periods (+80% over 7 days, +102% over 30 days, +123% over 90 days). The 1-year change is -38.99%. In the past hour, price flushed hard from about 0.0383 to roughly 0.0354 on heavy volume, then recovered to the 0.0370 to 0.0375 zone. It has since been consolidating around the MA60 (0.03728), and volume has faded. The order book is balanced (51.6% bids). Resistance is at 0.0375 to 0.0376, which has rejected price twice, followed by 0.0383. Support is near 0.0370, then the 0.0354 low. Because this is a post-spike pullback, a breakdown below 0.0370 could bring a retest of the low, while a close above 0.0376 would suggest the recovery is holding. This is not financial advice.
$BTC is trading at 83,112, up 0.90% over 24h (high 83,528.98, low 80,393.56) on about 19,421 BTC of volume (1.59B USDT). The mid-term picture is positive: +5.95% over 30 days, +30.28% over 90 days and +12.95% over 180 days. The 7-day change is slightly negative (-1.99%) and the 1-year change is -32.68%, so Bitcoin is still well below where it was a year ago. In the past hour, price made lower highs (about 83,373 down to 83,176) and slipped below the MA60 (83,213), which now acts as resistance. The order book is heavily skewed to asks (97.5%), which suggests selling pressure at the visible levels, though a snapshot like this can change quickly. Support sits around 83,050 to 83,000, with the 24h low near 80,400 as the deeper floor. Bulls need a reclaim of 83,213 to 83,375 to turn the short-term bias back up, while a break below 83,000 could extend the pullback. This is not financial advice.
$APT is trading at 0.8394, up 8.66% over 24h (high 0.8468, low 0.6909), with 24h volume of about 19.4M USDT. Today’s move is +14.30%, and the 7-day and 30-day gains are +8.34% and +28.94%, so momentum is clearly positive. The longer view is weaker: -4.07% over 180 days and -84.04% over 1 year, so this looks like a strong bounce inside a long-term downtrend rather than a confirmed reversal. In the past hour, price bottomed near 0.808, then broke out sharply (about +3% in one push), made higher highs up to about 0.846, and is now pulling back to about 0.839. It sits well above a rising MA60 (0.8263), and the order book favors buyers (73% bids). Resistance is at 0.846 to 0.847, and support is around 0.832 and then the MA60 near 0.826. A rejection at resistance could bring a deeper pullback, while a clean break above 0.847 would set up a retest of higher levels. This is not financial advice.
$ZEC is trading at 1,220.79, down 6.73% over 24h (high 1,308.85, low 1,112.77) on heavy volume of about 372M USDT. The bigger trend is still strong: +5.1% over 30 days, +143.9% over 90 days and +590% over a year. The 7-day change is negative at -8.88%, so the last week has been a pullback inside that uptrend. In the past hour price made a higher low (about 1,210 to 1,214), pushed to a peak near 1,225 and is now consolidating around 1,218 to 1,222, above a rising MA60 (1,217.50). The order book leans toward sellers (60.7% asks), which fits the repeated rejections near 1,225. Bulls need a break above about 1,225, while a close below 1,217 (MA60) would put 1,210 back in play. This is not financial advice.
$BTW is trading at 1.3723 on the perp, up 12.38% over 24h. It sits well off the 24h low of 1.1880 and about 1.7% below the 24h high of 1.3960. The longer-term gains are huge (about +202% over 30 days and +1,969% over 90 days), which marks a parabolic run with high volatility and liquidation risk. In the last hour, price held a range around 1.376 to 1.383, then dropped sharply to about 1.368 on a volume spike and only partly recovered. It is now below the MA60 (1.3784), and the order book leans slightly toward sellers (53.4% asks). Near-term bias is cautious: bulls need to reclaim about 1.378 to 1.380, while a loss of 1.368 would open a retest of lower levels. This is not financial advice.
$SPX is at 0.3854 USDT, down about 5% over 24 hours after a range of 0.3737 to 0.4079, and the intraday chart shows a clear downtrend with a small bounce off the 0.3840 area. Price is trading just below the MA60 (0.3864), so buyers still have to reclaim that level for a short-term reversal. The longer picture is weak: -11.9% over 7 days, -30% over 30 days and -73% over 1 year. The 90-day (+2%) and 180-day (+19%) gains show the coin is in a long correction after an earlier rally. The order book leans slightly toward bids (54% vs 46%), which hints at modest buying interest, but volume is low, so the bounce is not yet convincing. Support sits near 0.3737–0.3840 and resistance near 0.3864–0.4079. This is not financial advice, and perpetual futures carry liquidation risk.
$ORCA trades at 2.917, down 2.67% on the day, within a 24h range of 2.683 to 3.083 on about 28.56M USDT volume. In the window shown, price fell sharply from about 3.03 to roughly 2.91 and bottomed near 2.85. It has since recovered in a steady staircase of higher lows back to about 2.92, where it is testing the falling MA60 at 2.916. A clean close above that line would suggest the short-term downtrend is easing. A rejection there could send price back toward the 2.85–2.89 support zone. The longer-term picture is strong (+80% over 7 days, +142% over 90 days), but the coin is volatile and well off its 24h high, so expect sharp swings. The order book is slightly bid-heavy at 54.78% against 45.22%. This isn’t financial advice.
$ONDO trades at 0.4698 USDT, down 6.56% over 24h (range 0.4568–0.5062) after a heavy-volume day of about 51.6M ONDO. The last hour shows a clear recovery. Price bounced off the 0.4610 area and is now above the MA60 (0.4645), forming higher highs. The bigger picture is mixed: 30d (+24%), 90d (+49%) and 180d (+84%) are strongly positive, while the 7d (-7.9%) and 1-year (-51.8%) are weak. Asks outweigh bids at 56.9% vs 43.1%, so sellers still have some pressure, and the 0.4750–0.5062 zone is likely resistance. This isn’t financial advice, so manage your risk.