I just reviewed the market and see that XRP, Ethereum, and BNB remain under pressure in these first weeks of April. All three are trading below their 30-day moving averages, and momentum indicators are not looking good. The negative MACD across the board confirms that the strength is fading.

Focusing on XRP first: The price is hovering around $1.33, down about 4% this month. What catches my attention is that it has been trapped between $1.31 and $1.35 for days. The RSI is near 39, quite close to oversold but not reaching the extreme. If it breaks below $1.31, it could fall to $1.28–$1.30. If it manages to rise with volume, $1.39 would be the next level to watch.

Ethereum shows a more balanced structure in comparison. It’s trading near $2,200 and surprisingly rose 5% this month, better than recently. It moved from $1,980 up to $2,139 but pulled back. The RSI is at 47, practically neutral. Support is at $2,020 and resistance at $2,090. A close above $2,100 would open the way to $2,160.

BNB is the weakest of the three. It’s down nearly 9% and is at $599.50, below both averages. The RSI at 35 suggests oversold, and the MACD is deeply negative. Today’s range is probably $580–$600. If it breaks below $580, it could go to $560. If it rebounds, $620–$630 would be the target.

What I’m seeing in cryptocurrency news is that these three assets are in a consolidation phase after failed bullish attempts. Technical crypto analysis suggests that without a change in momentum, the defined ranges will dominate short-term trading. It all depends on whether buyers manage to recover these resistance zones or if the supports give way.