Price Analysis August 27th, 2025 – BTC, ADA, XRP, SOL, BNB, and ETH

The buyers have kept Bitcoin above the key support at $110,450 despite increased selling pressure. Over the past seven days, the coin has dropped 1.2%, according to data from CoinMarketCap. The downtrend is fueled by massive outflows from Bitcoin ETFs.
Data from CoinShares indicates that investors have withdrawn over $1 billion from the ETFs since last Friday. This comes as investors shift their focus to the Ethereum-based products. While BTC ETFs are bleeding, ETH ETFs, on the other hand, are witnessing significant inflows. This month alone, investors have poured $2.5 billion.
Interestingly, a whale recently dumped their 22,768 BTC and bought 427,900 ETH. Moreover, they opened a $570 million long position on ETH, signaling their bullish view on the coin.
But not everyone is leaving the Bitcoin ecosystem. The largest institutional BTC holder, Strategy, announced a $356.8 million Bitcoin purchase, pushing its holdings to over 632,400 coins.
That said, can Ethereum bulls maintain pressure to trigger a market-wide price rally? If so, what are the vital barriers that traders need to monitor closely? Analyzing the charts would help us get much-needed answers.
Bitcoin Price Analysis
BTC has traded near the $110,450 crucial support in the past 48 hours. If the bulls manage to keep it above that level for an extended period, then the chances of a recovery rally toward the 20-day Exponential Moving Average of $115,621 will increase. Furthermore, we could see BTC rise to the $117,400 resistance level if the bears fail to guard $115,621.
Conversely, a break below $110,450 puts Bitcoin in danger. In that scenario, a drop to the $107,000 support and later to $100,200 might happen.
Ethereum Price Analysis
Ether set a new all-time high on Sunday after reaching the $4.956 mark. However, the bulls have failed to maintain momentum, thus allowing the bears to pull the asset to $4,562 as of this writing. The good news is that Ethereum is still trading far above the 20-day Exponential Moving Average of $4,316, indicating the bulls could be looking to trigger another rally in the coming days. If a jump above $4,956 happens, the next stop for ETH could be $5,000.
XRP Price Analysis
After a few days of trading below $3, XRP has now surged to $3.01. Still, it needs to cross and stay above the 20-day Exponential Moving Average of $3.05 to signal a strong bullish momentum. As such, XRP could rise to retest $3.37 or even the $3.65 resistance.
On the contrary, the bears will be happy to trigger a downtrend to the $2.75 support or even $2.36, if the bulls fail to defend $3.
BNB Price Analysis
Like Ethereum, BNB has recorded a new all-time high ($900). While profit-booking has increased over the past few days, the support at $840 hasn’t crumbled, signaling that the bulls are still in charge. However, if the bears manage to cause that critical level to crack, then the 20-day Exponential Moving Average of $838 could give way, leading to a decline toward the 50-day Simple Moving Average of $781.
On the bullish side, BNB could see its price rally toward $1,000 if the bulls push it past $900 and sustain momentum.
Solana Price Analysis
Although SOL has struggled to cross $210.48 in the past 24 hours, the bulls have not let the bears tug it below $200, indicating their intention to cause a breakout. If $201.48 eventually gives way, Solana’s price could pump toward the $240.10 resistance and later to $254.
However, this bullish view will become invalid if the bears fuel a drop below $195. As such, SOL could plunge to $156, where we expect the bulls to purchase the dip.
Cardano Price Analysis
Cardano bulls have defended the 20-day Exponential Moving Average of $0.8621, pushing the coin to $0.8717 at press time. If they continue to apply pressure, a move to $1.01 seems possible. On the other hand, ADA could plummet to $0.7496 if $0.80 collapses.
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