Dogecoin climbed to its highest level since June after news that X expanded trading features, rising as high as $0.1059 before sliding. Selling pressure pushed it down to $0.0992, and it closed down 0.62 percent on the day. The move came as risk appetite returned with bitcoin strength and money rotated into meme coins. Derivatives open interest rose about 10 percent in an hour to around $350 million, suggesting leverage played a large role. Technical indicators showed near-overheated conditions, while a long-term dead cross remained in place.

XRP has risen 46 percent over the past seven days but has slowed after hitting resistance around $1.55. It closed at $1.4554 and slipped for a second straight day after failing to hold an intraday high of $1.5505. Indicators show both strong trend momentum and signs of overheating, with the RSI at 76.8 and a dead-cross structure still in place. Key levels are $1.5507 and $1.4342.