
Ethereum absorbs most liquidity, signaling potential rebound as sellers exit and support builds.
ETH faces key resistance between $3,500–$3,600, with $3,000 acting as strong support.
XRP consolidates near $2.20, suggesting accumulation as selling pressure fades in market.
As the cryptocurrency market faces significant volatility in November 2025, Ethereum (ETH) and XRP are exhibiting unique price behavior compared to Bitcoin (BTC). While Bitcoin continues to drain liquidity from the broader market, popular analyst CryptoInsightUK believes ETH and XRP may not necessarily follow BTC’s lead this time.
Ethereum Nears Critical Bottom, Eyes Resistance Zone
Ethereum has absorbed most of its low and high timeframe liquidity, leaving little support below its current levels. This suggest that, most short-term sellers seem to be out of the market, reducing the chance of another sharp drop and opening the door for a possible rebound.
Adding to the analysis crypto analyst Ted highlighted that ETH nearly touched the $3,000 level before bouncing back, showing that this zone continues to act as strong support.
However, Ethereum now faces a crucial resistance area between $3,500 and $3,600. Reclaiming this range would signal renewed bullish momentum, while failing to do so could send the price back toward $2,800, a level tested several times in recent months.
As of early November 2025, Ethereum trades near $3,300, down about 8.6% following the latest market pullback.
XRP Consolidates Around $2
Simialry, XRP has now absorbed nearly all its low-timeframe liquidity, leaving only a small amount of support below current price levels. This pattern often signals a consolidation or accumulation phase, where selling pressure fades and buyers quietly begin to position for a potential reversal.
Adding to the optimism, Ripple’s decision to retain 25% of all XRP tokens reflects strong internal confidence in the asset’s long-term growth. The company expects rising network demand to support higher valuations in the future.
Currently trading between $2.20 and $2.30, XRP faces a crucial support zone. A drop below $2.00 could send it toward $1.70, while a rebound from here may help recover recent losses.
As Bitcoin’s dominance wavers, ETH and XRP might quietly prepare for their own rebound, signaling that not all altcoins need BTC’s permission to rise.
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FAQs
Ethereum has cleared most short-term sellers, holding strong near $3,000 support and eyeing a key resistance between $3,500–$3,600.
Yes. Analysts suggest ETH and XRP may decouple from Bitcoin’s trend, building momentum from independent market drivers.
As per our Ethereum price forecast 2025, the ETH price could reach a maximum of $9,428.11.
Analysts and AI forecasts project XRP could reach $5.05 by the end of 2025, driven by ETF approvals, partnerships, and regulatory clarity.
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