XRP slips below $1.50 as SHIB stalls and DOGE targets $0.08 support

Crypto price action remains risk-off as XRP, SHIB and DOGE struggle within a broader downtrend. XRP: After failing to gain momentum above $1.50, XRP is back under selling pressure and reinforcing a bearish structure over the past few months. The recovery attempt near the $2 resistance zone was rejected, highlighting weak demand at higher levels. XRP is struggling to hold the $1.45–$1.50 support band. The 50-day and 100-day EMAs are trending lower and acting as dynamic resistance, while the chart continues to show lower highs and failed bullish continuation. Key trading area: resistance overhead, with consolidation most likely unless XRP can reclaim key moving averages. SHIB: Shiba Inu attempted a modest recovery after a local bottom, but momentum faded at resistance. SHIB could not reclaim the 50-day EMA and remains trapped in a pattern of lower highs/lower lows, suggesting rebounds are likely corrective rather than impulsive. With SHIB still below major moving averages (including the 100-day and 200-day EMAs), the article argues the odds of a near-term push toward $0.00001 are low unless multiple resistance levels break. DOGE: Dogecoin remains in a downtrend and is consolidating without clear reversal signals. The coin is trading around the $0.09–$0.10 area, still below major moving averages (50/100/200-day EMAs). The “price reset point” highlighted is $0.08—if weakness continues, traders may see a retest of that support before any meaningful recovery can start. Overall, the piece frames XRP as the key near-term barometer while SHIB and DOGE follow bearish technical conditions.