Celestia (TIA) jumped 16%, injective (INJ) rose 7.7% and layerzero added 7.3% as bitcoin held little changed near $82,100, according to latest market data. The altcoin rally occurred while Fed Chair Kevin Warsh declined to signal the central bank's intentions for its meeting later this month, with the odds of an October interest-rate increase falling to about 15% from roughly 30%. This development provided relief to cryptocurrency markets after recent selling pressure, with more than two-thirds of CoinDesk 100 members higher and the CoinDesk 5 flat. The rally comes as crypto futures volume slid 20% over 24 hours to $200 billion, while open interest rose 2% to $142.21 billion and liquidations dropped to $311 million from nearly $1 billion yesterday.
XRP traded near $1.317 at press time, down 3.43% over 24 hours and 6.57% across seven days, according to CoinGecko data. The cryptocurrency's trading volume stood at approximately $2.39 billion, while its market capitalization reached $83.1 billion. Martinez reported that XRP had produced three TD Sequential buy readings near current prices, including a Sequential 13, a TD 9 and an Aggressive 13. The analyst identified $1.40 as the first recovery target, followed by resistance near $1.50. A separate hourly chart showed XRP moving within a parallel trading channel, with potential revisit to the lower boundary near $1.25 before establishing a stronger recovery. The latest analysis confirms these signals suggest a local bottom may be forming, with buyers still needing to step in for confirmation.
Solana was trading around $103.10 at press time, representing a 3.86% decline over 24 hours and a 10.24% loss over seven days, according to CoinGecko data. The cryptocurrency's daily trading volume was near $4.08 billion and market capitalization at approximately $60.46 billion. Martinez observed that Solana's daily TD Sequential indicator had produced a buy signal as the cryptocurrency approached $100. He compared the latest reading with a sell signal that appeared in late September, which preceded a correction of approximately 14% (marked at 13.98%). The analyst identified $111 as the first resistance target and $120 as the next level, though he did not establish that either target would be reached. If stronger buying confirms the new signal, SOL could rebound toward $111, with resistance sitting near $120.
Dogecoin traded around $0.080 during Thursday's market session, down 4.93% in 24 hours and 8.62% over the preceding week, according to CoinGecko data. The cryptocurrency's daily trading volume was approximately $1.03 billion and market capitalization of $12.47 billion. Martinez reported that Dogecoin's daily TD Sequential indicator had generated a buy signal as the token returned to support near $0.080. The analyst identified $0.087 as an initial recovery target if support holds and demand increases, with resistance near $0.094 representing a second level to monitor. A clean break below $0.080 would put this setup in doubt, as noted by Ali Charts. The latest analysis confirms the TD Sequential has flashed a buy signal, with the token back near support at $0.080.
Hyperliquid's HYPE token traded near $80.16, down 1.98% over 24 hours and 7.89% across seven days, according to CoinGecko data. The cryptocurrency's daily trading volume was $859.3 million and market capitalization near $17.70 billion. Martinez identified a fresh TD Sequential buy signal around $80, noting that an earlier signal on October 1 preceded a rebound of nearly 11% (marked at 10.65%). The analyst suggested that a comparable recovery could bring HYPE toward $86, followed by resistance near $93. Among these altcoins, HYPE recorded the smallest daily decline, although its weekly performance remained negative. Hyperliquid founder Jeff Yan recently discussed the project's regulatory approach during an interview with Bloomberg's Odd Lots podcast, arguing that U.S. regulators should focus on companies operating financial markets through Hyperliquid's infrastructure.
