November 2025 Crypto Report (Part 2): Returning to Critical Support Levels?

Uncover the latest insights and trends shaping the world of major cryptocurrencies, meticulously analyzed for both short-term and long-term investment strategies. These expert evaluations are designed to empower informed decision-making, catering to the interests of discerning investors.

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XRP: Heightened Risk of Revisiting April 2025 Lows

On the weekly chart, XRP continues its short-term downtrend after failing to reclaim the 50-week SMA and is now testing the lower band of the Bollinger Bands.

Additionally, the MACD indicator has weakened further, crossing below the zero line after issuing a sell signal, amplifying short-term pessimism.

Meanwhile, the ADX indicator shows signs of recovery, hovering in the grey zone (20 < ADX < 25).

 

XRP Chart (2024 – 2025) – Source: TradingView

As mentioned in the October 2025 Crypto Report (Part 2), on the daily chart, after a pullback to retest the lower boundary (around $2.65-$2.75) of the broken Descending Triangle, the death cross between the 50-day SMA and 200-day SMA in early November 2025 reinforced a bearish mid-term outlook.

Furthermore, the MACD remains below the zero line with a sell signal, while XRP’s price stays below the Bollinger Bands’ middle line, indicating continued downside risk.

In summary, XRP is expected to maintain its downward trajectory unless technical signals improve. The April 2025 lows will remain a critical support level for investors seeking safer entry points upon stronger recovery signals.

XRP Chart (2025) – Source: TradingView

SOL: Confirmed Breakdown of Bullish Price Channel

As anticipated in the October 2025 Crypto Report (Part 2), SOL’s weekly chart confirms a bearish scenario with the breakdown of its mid-term bullish price channel (lower boundary at $174-$191).

Currently, SOL hovers near the Bollinger Bands’ lower band, retesting the June 2025 lows ($125-$137). The MACD has widened its gap below the signal line and crossed the zero line after a sell signal, suggesting a bleak short-term outlook.

SOL Chart (2024 – 2025) – Source: TradingView

On the daily chart, SOL’s steep decline persists following the death cross between the 50-day SMA and 100-day SMA in early November 2025.

The price remains near the Bollinger Bands’ lower band, while the MACD shows lower highs and lower lows. If the $125-$137 support is breached, the likelihood of retesting the April 2025 lows ($95-$108), also the 52-week bottom, will increase significantly.

In conclusion, SOL faces substantial technical challenges ahead. Investors should avoid active trading at current levels and await more positive signals.

SOL Chart (2025) – Source: TradingView

Technical Analysis Team, Vietstock Advisory Department

– 09:35 19/11/2025

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