XRP, Gram, NEAR and Bitcoin price analysis: outperformers hold their ground
U.Today's 28 September analysis says XRP, Gram, NEAR and Bitcoin remain in bullish structures, with NEAR up over 200% in a month and Gram testing its 200-day average.
Key points
- XRP trades near $1.537, with support at $1.45–$1.50 and $1.65–$1.70 as the barrier to new highs
- Gram has recovered to $1.63 from about $1.30 lows, clearing its 50- and 100-day averages and testing the 200-day near $1.60
- Bitcoin trades near $84,900 after pulling back from a $87,400 peak, with support at $80,000–$81,000
- NEAR has rocketed over 200% in a month, from about $1.70 to roughly $5.20, leaving it deeply overbought
- U.Today notes its analysis is informational only and not financial advice
XRP, Gram, Near Protocol and Bitcoin are all holding bullish structures, according to U.Today's price analysis for 28 September, though the four tokens sit at very different points in their respective trends. The article describes XRP as resuming its uptrend, Gram as attempting a reversal, Bitcoin as consolidating after a strong run and NEAR as deeply overbought after a parabolic month.
XRP is trading close to $1.537 after declining from a local high above $1.65 last week. U.Today reports that the token broke out from the $1.35 range in late August, reached as high as $1.70 and then consolidated between roughly $1.35 and $1.55 for several weeks. A new leg higher has replaced that base, and the price briefly tested $1.65 before easing.
The structure remains positive, with XRP well above a 50-day moving average that has curled upward to about $1.36, while the 200-day average is mildly declining at $1.35. U.Today says the two averages are converging, which often precedes a bullish crossover if the rally continues, and the RSI in the 60s shows momentum without overbought extremes. Support sits at $1.45–$1.50, and a break below $1.35 would invalidate the bullish structure.
XRP keeps aiming higher
Gram has shown new signs of life after a long decline. U.Today reports the token surged to almost $2.90 in early May, then fell for months from above $1.80 to lows around $1.30 by late summer. It has since risen from roughly $1.40 to $1.63, surpassing its 50-day and 100-day averages for the first time since the decline began, and is now testing a declining 200-day average near $1.60.
A clear close above that average would be the first real trend-reversal signal since May's blow-off top, according to the article, with the RSI pushing into the 70s. U.Today cautions that the breakout looks like an early reversal attempt within a longer downtrend rather than a definitive change, adding that a hold above $1.50 would support the bullish case while a drop below $1.40 would suggest a brief uptick.
Bitcoin is trading near $84,900 after slipping from a peak of $87,400 last week. U.Today says the trend remains firmly bullish since the price broke above $72,000 in mid-August, and BTC has more than tripled from early-June lows near $58,000. The 200-day average near $74,000 has flattened and is starting to rise, while the 50-day and 100-day averages slope upward around $77,000 and $75,000.
Gram surprisingly recovers
NEAR has rocketed more than 200% in a month, from about $1.70 in late August to roughly $5.20, with almost no red candles during the run. U.Today notes the price is far above its moving averages, near $2.90, $2.40 and $2.10, and the RSI is deep in overbought territory in the high 70s, raising the risk of a sharp pullback or prolonged consolidation. Holding above the $4.00–$4.20 breakout zone would keep the bullish structure intact.