Ether drops 7% on the week as HYPE nears $97 and stalls at $100

Ether drops 7% on the week as HYPE nears $97 and stalls at $100

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2026-10-30 15:04:54
Techub News, citing CryptoPotato, reported on Oct. 30 Beijing time that several major crypto assets posted weekly losses, with Ether down 7%, XRP down 6%, ADA down 10%, and BNB down 7%. The update also said HYPE climbed to around $97 but met resistance at the $100 level. The report added that Hyperliquid is set to serve as the infrastructure layer for ICE, the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange, to deploy a futures market for U.S. traders spanning crypto, equities, commodities, foreign exchange, and real-world assets, or RWA. On key price levels, Ether was said to face resistance at $2,400 and support at $2,000. For XRP, the next support level was placed at $1.17. The figures and market levels were attributed to CryptoPotato in the Techub item.

Techub News reported on Oct. 30, Beijing time, citing CryptoPotato, that Ether, XRP, ADA, and BNB posted weekly declines of 7%, 6%, 10%, and 7%, respectively.

HYPE rose to around $97, but ran into resistance at $100. The report also said Hyperliquid will become the infrastructure layer for ICE, the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange, to deploy a futures market for U.S. traders covering crypto, stocks, commodities, foreign exchange, and RWA.

For price levels, Ether was reported to face resistance at $2,400 and support at $2,000, while XRP's next support was placed at $1.17.

This article was originally published by Bit.Fan. For more cryptocurrency news and market insights, visit www.bit.fan.
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