Notcoin price rebounds: oversold bounce or bear trap?

  • Notcoin (NOT) price rebounds 2% but still trades far below key averages.
  • Community hype fuels optimism despite weak liquidity.
  • TON ecosystem buzz adds short-term speculative support.

Notcoin price has rebounded by around 2% today, breaking the long bearish trend that has weighed the altcoin down from the long-awaited price recovery.

The modest uptick comes after weeks of pressure that pushed NOT toward fresh multi-month lows.

Early September brought a short-lived surge from $0.001619 to $0.002043 on September 13, but that rally faded quickly, and the token slid back, hitting an all-time low of $0.0016 on September 22, 2025.

The Telegram-linked coin now trades near $0.001678 with a market capitalisation of roughly $167.4 million and daily volumes approaching $27 million, figures that underline both renewed interest and fragile liquidity.

Technical bounce or false dawn?

Technically, the price action has characteristics of a short-term rebound.

Notcoin price analysis
Notcoin price analysis | Source: CoinMarketCap

The RSI on the 3-hour chart has risen from deeply oversold territory to about 34.94, while the MACD histogram has flattened and turned marginally less negative, signalling that traders have interpreted this as a cue for bargain hunting.

Structural momentum also looks weak.

NOT sits below its key short-term averages, with the 7-day SMA sitting near $0.001644 and the 30-day EMA at around $0.001773.

Support holds near $0.00166, and a drop under $0.00155 would expose the token to the risk of fresh lows.

Community and TON tailwinds

Part of the rebound reflects social momentum and ecosystem spillover rather than fundamental upgrades.

Notcoin’s backers highlight a massive Telegram-driven holder base and a narrative of near-full circulation — roughly 97% of the max supply is already in the market — as reasons to expect lower future sell pressure.

That scarcity storyline has animated forums and encouraged accumulation despite macro headwinds.

Ecosystem headlines have helped, too.

The success of TON-focused projects such as Hamster Kombat has driven renewed interest in TON-linked tokens, and Notcoin’s perceived proximity to Telegram’s user base has fed bullish chatter.

This tailwind is speculative by nature: the coin benefits from association with TON’s growth, yet it has no formal partnership that would guarantee sustained flows.

Notcoin price forecast

Optimistic price targets have proliferated, with some analysts and community voices citing forecasts of a tenfold move to roughly $0.022 by 2025.

Those predictions hinge on aggressive listings, continued viral adoption across Telegram, and the rollout of mini-apps and game-fi features.

At the same time, rational scepticism remains warranted: dilution risk from remaining tokens, limited on-chain utility today, and thin liquidity make lofty targets contingent rather than probable.

Traders should watch three things closely: whether NOT can reclaim and hold the $0.00187 area, daily traded volume that helps sustain rallies, and broader crypto market dynamics, including Bitcoin dominance.

Notably, rising volume accompanying gains would lend credibility to the current bounce, while a weak volume would point to a likely retracement towards further lows.

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LINK eyes $25 despite bearish PA; Check forecast

Key takeaways

  • Chainlink’s LINK is up nearly 3% and is now targeting the $25 level.
  • The market is undergoing a recovery after a bearish start to the week.

LINK recovers from Monday’s dip

LINK, the native coin of the Chainlink blockchain, lost roughly 8% of its value on Monday as the market opened the new week bearish. The flush saw LINK drop to the $20.3 low yesterday, but it has now slightly recovered.

At press time, LINK is trading at $21.835 per coin, and could rally higher in the near term as the broader crypto market embarks on a recovery. BTC reclaimed the $113k level earlier today, while Ether, XRP, SOL, BNB, and DOGE are all performing well over the last few hours.

Chainlink remains one of the most widely used blockchains in the crypto space and beyond. As it continues to gain adoption, LINK’s value could soar higher in the medium to long term.

LINK targets $25 as $20 support holds

The LINK/USD 4-hour chart is bearish and efficient as LINK lost 8% of its value over the last seven days. The momentum indicators remain bearish but are showing signs of recovery in the near term. 

The MACD lines crossed over into bearish territory during the weekend, with the RSI of 36 also confirming a bearish bias in the near term. 

LINK/USD 4H Chart

If the bearish trend continues, LINK could retest the $20.3 low again over the next few hours. Failure to defend this low could see LINK drop below $20 for the first time since August 9.

On the flip side, if the market recovery gains momentum, LINK could surge higher and hit the TLQ level at $23.89 over the next few hours. An extended bullish run would allow the coin to touch $25 for the second time this month.

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Solana price prediction: SOL could reclaim $250 soon as bears lose momentum

Key takeaways

  • SOL is down 1% in the last 24 hours and is now trading below $220.
  • The coin could reclaim the $250 psychological level soon if market recovery continues.

SOL dips below $220

As seen in recent weeks, the cryptocurrency market began the new week in a bearish mode. Bitcoin dropped below the $112k mark while Ether temporarily tested the $4k support level.

SOL, the native coin of the Solana blockchain, also lost roughly 5% of its value on Monday, dropping to the $212 support level. However, it has slightly bounced back and is now trading at $219 per coin. 

The positive performance comes as the broader cryptocurrency market embarks on a recovery. Bitcoin reclaimed the $113k mark earlier today, while Ether is now eyeing the $4,300 region.

SOL is also recovering excellently and could reclaim the $250 psychological level in the near term.

SOL could surge to $250

The SOL/USD 4-hour chart is bearish and efficient, as Solana has lost 7% of its value over the last seven days. The technical indicators are also negative, suggesting that sellers remain in control.

However, the bears are losing steam as SOL has found support around the $212 region. The RSI of 34 is below the neutral 50, indicating a bearish trend. The MACD lines also dropped below the neutral zone over the weekend.

SOL/USD 4H Chart

If the selloff continues, SOL could retest Monday’s low of $212 over the next few hours. An extended bearish run could see the cryptocurrency drop below $200 for the first time since September 1st.

However, the broader crypto market is undergoing a correction. If the correction persists, SOL could reclaim the nearest resistance and TLQ level at $250 over the next few hours. It would need the support of the broader cryptocurrency market if it intends to hit $260 for the first time since January.

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Can XLM price breach past the $0.5 mark?

  • Stellar’s recent performance reflects its growing alignment with XRP’s market dynamics, as bulls capitalise on demand.
  • XLM could break to $0.41 and target a $0.58-$0.80 price range.
  • Stellar’s XLM token is trading at $0.39, with a price increase of over 4% in the past 24 hours.

Stellar (XLM) price rose slightly on Tuesday, with about 4% gains pushing the XLM value to above $0.37.

The XLM token, which has gained amid upticks for Ripple’s XRP, outpaced the rival as several coins looked to put Monday’s rout in the rearview mirror.

Even though Stellar remains well off its all-time high reached in 2018, the latest spike signals a potential resilience as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP hold onto gains.

NEAR Protocol is among the outperformers on Tuesday morning.

Stellar price today

Stellar’s XLM token is trading at $0.39, with a price increase of over 4% in the past 24 hours.

According to market data by CoinMarketCap, XLM’s price gains come as daily trading volume experiences a 10% down flip.

The volume of over $297 million is nonetheless robust.

Other than ETF buzz, Stellar has benefited from milestones such as asset tokenisation and regulatory shifts.

Stellar has also seen a major institutional interest in real-world assets.

During Meridian25, the Stellar Development Foundation announced access to more than $3 billion in RWA on Stellar.

Issuers tapping into XLM’s ecosystem include PayPal, Ondo Finance, Mercado Bitcoin, Centrifuge and RedSwan Digital Real Estate.

The recent launch of PayPal USD on the Stellar network has bolstered transaction activity.

Meanwhile, the increase in Stellar’s total value locked signals growing institutional confidence.

XLM price forecast

Technical indicators and network developments are key metrics to watch when looking at Stellar (XLM) price.

From a technical analysis perspective, XLM is poised at the key support level near $0.35.

The broader picture remains largely negative with XLM in a descending triangle pattern.

Both the daily RSI and MACD signal weakness, and prices could fall to $0.30 and revisit $0.21 in the short term.

XLM price chart by TradingView

However, analysts say crypto is still bullish despite the bloodbath seen on Monday.

If sentiment flips positive, analysts project that a significant upward move will materialise.

The RWA traction and partnerships like those with Mastercard and MoneyGram strengthen Stellar’s appeal for institutional adoption.

With institutional interest rising and technical upgrades enhancing its network, XLM is well-positioned for potential growth.

Bitcoin’s holding above $112k has bolstered bulls, though analysts suggest investors should remain vigilant of market volatility.

If bulls break to $0.41, a potential breakout will unfold and contribute to XLM’s march to $0.58.

Crypto analysts have pointed out that current Stellar price levels could be a great buy-the-dip opportunity.

 

 

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Crypto markets reel after $1.7B wipeout: Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Dogecoin struggle to recover

  • Bitcoin steadies near $112,574 after flash crash wipes $1.7B in leverage.
  • Ethereum trades at $4,198, struggling to recover momentum.
  • Macro worries, Fed policy, and liquidations keep traders cautious.

Cryptocurrencies continue to be defensive this Tuesday, September 23, as investors lick their wounds from the carnage that hit markets barely 24 hours ago.

After a high-stakes selloff erased over $1.7 billion in leverage overnight, even the biggest digital coins haven’t found their footing.

The mood? Anxious, with traders bracing for more bumps ahead as macro jitters and regulatory headlines swirl.

Bitcoin, Ethereum, and friends: Cautious trade after the crash

The fallout from Monday’s sharp drop is still echoing across exchanges. Bitcoin, still the market’s north star, is trying to pick itself up after dropping under $112,000.

As of this morning, it’s hovering around $112,574, just a fractional move higher that does little to erase the pain of the previous session.

Ethereum, too, is feeling the weight. The second-largest crypto by market cap changed hands at $4,198, a modest but underwhelming move after Monday’s slide to below $4,100.

Solana is faring no better, sitting at $219 while technical analysts debate whether buyers will step in or a further drop is in store.

XRP slipped to $2.84 as well, breaking a weeks-long upswing.

Meanwhile, Dogecoin is trading at $0.24, down 3.79%, offering little consolation to holders who have already seen the token shed more than 14% since its last peak.

The culprit? Monday’s flash crash was driven by a perfect storm: technical breakdowns, surging Treasury yields in the US, ongoing macroeconomic worries, and a rush of forced liquidations that left hundreds of thousands of traders on the wrong side of the trade.

There’s little appetite for bold bets as risk aversion lingers and volumes thin out.

Beyond prices: Policy shifts and broader market moves

It’s not all about the charts, though. In the background, the Fed’s rate outlook is shaping sentiment across risk assets.

The central bank’s slightly softer stance has analysts speculating about when relief could flow back into crypto, but for now, most remain cautious.

Meanwhile, Google’s ongoing push into blockchain infrastructure and a key crypto, blockchain, and AI conference kicking off in Zurich give the sector something to cheer about even in a tough week.

As September draws to a close, nobody is resting easy. Volatility is the only constant, and with both policy and sentiment in flux, everyone’s watching for either a relief bounce or another unforgiving leg down.

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