Price Analysis September 12th, 2025 – BTC, BNB, HYPE, XRP, ETH, and SOL

By Frank Martin· Updated Sep 17, 2025
Price Analysis September 12th, 2025 - BTC, BNB, HYPE, XRP, ETH, and SOL

Bitcoin’s price skyrocketed to $116,489 on Friday, thanks to increased buying in ETFs, which, according to SoSoValue data, witnessed weekly net inflows worth $1.68 billion. Crypto trader Matthew Hyland says the coin could continue to rise in the coming days if the Bollinger bands on BTC’s monthly price chart tighten further. He argues that tightness on these bands has led to massive upside moves in the past and expects history to repeat itself in the fourth quarter.

But not everyone is optimitic about a Bitcoin rally in the short term. On Thursday, market analyst at CryptoQuant, JA Maartun, claimed on X that bullish momentum was fading, as “seven out of ten signals in CryptoQuant’s Bull Score Index” flashed a downtrend.

That said, what vital resistance and support levels in Bitcoin and other major coins should we monitor keenly? Let’s explore the charts to find out.

Bitcoin Price Analysis

Since breaking above $113,400, a critical resistance level, on Wednesday, Bitcoin has maintained momentum, now trading above $114,500, the 50-day Simple Moving Average. If the bulls extend the recovery rally, the $117,500 resistance would be a key level to watch. If it gives way, BTC could climb toward $120,200 and later to $124,470.

While sellers are expected to attempt to halt the upside move at $124,470, a jump to $140,000 is possible if buyers defeat them. On the contrary, a drop below $113,400 would weaken the support at the 20-day Exponential Moving Average of $112,600, leading to a decline toward $108,000.

Ethereum Price Analysis

Ether remains above the 20-day Exponential Moving Average of $4,373, suggesting that buyers are stronger than sellers at higher prices. If the token breaks and closes above $4,500, the prospects of a move to $4,952, the all-time high, will be enhanced. Furthermore, if the bulls thrust and keep Ethereum above $4,952, a rally toward the $5,450 level seems likely.

On the other hand, if the bears pull ETH below $3,373, a dip to the 50-day Simple Moving Average of $4,208 could be on the cards. Even worse, the bulls’ failure to guard $4,208 opens doors for a drop to the $3,840 support.

XRP Price Analysis

Despite speculations about the pending launch of the REX-Osprey spot ETF scheduled for September 18th, XRP has remained flat. The bears and the bulls are currently struggling for supremacy at the $3 support level. If the bears win, we anticipate a sharp fall to the 20-day Exponential Moving Average of $2.918 and then to $2.732. Meanwhile, a recovery rally toward $3.20 would begin if XRP closes above $3.

BNB Price Analysis

On Friday, BNB crossed $910 to reach a new all-time high. If it stays above the $900 major support, it could boost the chances of an uptrend to $1,000, where we anticipate aggressive selling. Contrary to our positive view on BNB, a pullback toward the 50-day Simple Moving Average of $837 could happen if the 20-day Exponential Moving Average of $871 is not protected.

Solana Price Analysis

SOL bulls have managed to sustain momentum following a break above $219 on Wednesday. They are now looking to push the token toward $261, where bears are likely to mount resistance. However, if $261 collapses, Solana could rally to $294 after overcoming a minor barrier at $270.

Conversely, the 20-day Exponential Moving Average of $209 could be the next stop for SOL if the bulls fail to guard $219.

Hyperliquid Price Analysis

Demand for HYPE has increased over the past few days as the Hyperliquid decentralized exchange continues to handle massive daily trading volumes. The token broke above $49 to set a new all-time high ($55) on September 11th. If the bulls maintain pressure, a rally to $65 could happen. Meanwhile, a drop to the 50-day Simple Moving Average of $44 cannot be ruled out if a break and close below $49 occurs.

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