Bitcoin price slipped below $77,000 today as the wider crypto market is seeing a sharp selloff. However, three altcoins are showing signs of resilience, with technical charts pointing to possible recoveries.
Hyperliquid (HYPE), Pepe (PEPE), and Stacks (STX) have held important parts of their recent price structures. Their next moves could depend on whether buyers defend support or push through resistance.
| Altcoin | Current price* | Outlook | Why watch? |
| HYPE | $84.40 | Neutral | Testing major support |
| PEPE | $0.00000485 | Bullish | Retesting recent breakout |
| STX | $0.3282 | Neutral | Recovering from sharp selloff |
HYPE has maintained an upward trend since May, even as the wider crypto market weakened.
Its latest correction has brought prices toward $85.19, a key Fibonacci support level that also aligns with the middle of its rising trading channel.
However, HYPE has now slipped slightly below that level. Its earlier daily Relative Strength Index (RSI) reading of 55 suggested momentum remained moderately positive, although low trading volume showed limited buying conviction.
Whether $85 is recovered could determine the next move.
PEPE has been making higher highs since August and recently broke above a trading range that had limited its price for months.
However, sellers have repeatedly rejected attempts to climb beyond $0.00000534.
PEPE is now trading close to $0.00000474, a key support level. A successful bounce would suggest buyers are defending the breakout. Its earlier RSI reading of 54 also showed room for further gains.
STX suffered a roughly 42% correction from its mid-October peak, reaching $0.2852 during the October 30 market selloff.
Buyers stepped in around that level, helping the token recover toward $0.33.
The recovery remains fragile. STX is testing resistance near $0.3248, while $0.34 presents the bigger obstacle. Its earlier RSI reading near 50 suggests neither buyers nor sellers have a clear advantage.
For all three altcoins, daily closing prices around these levels will offer the clearest indication of whether their recoveries can continue.