Ether, XRP and Hyperliquid Rebound as Technical Signals Stay Weak

Ether (ETH), XRP and Hyperliquid (HYPE) recovered Tuesday after sharp losses in the previous session, but the three assets remained near technical levels associated with weak momentum.

Ether traded near $2,511 at 7:15 a.m. ET (11:15 UTC), up nearly 3% on the day after falling more than 3.50% Monday. Its 50-day exponential moving average was near $2,501, while the Aug. 21 high stood at $2,546.

The Aug. 23 low at $2,355 and the 200-day exponential moving average near $2,307 were identified as additional Ether levels. The asset also remained below the Sept. 21 high of $2,807.

XRP traded near $1.36, up about 2%. The token remained below its 50-day and 200-day exponential moving averages at $1.3959 and $1.3907, respectively. Support was near $1.3346, with additional levels near $1.2560, $1.1866 and $1.0933. Resistance was identified near $1.4502.

HYPE traded at $82.56 after reaching an intraday low of $79.52. Its 50-day exponential moving average was $83.72, while its 200-day average was $65.94. Other identified levels included downside areas near $75.76 and $68.98, with $83.72 as initial resistance.

The latest moves followed a sharp decline across the three assets during the previous session. Their recoveries left Ether, XRP and HYPE positioned around moving averages and other technical levels that remained central to the near-term market setup.