3 Altcoins That Could Hit All-Time Highs In The Third Week Of November

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The effect of Bitcoin sliding on the daily chart, hitting $95,000 over the last 24 hours, is visible on the altcoins as well. While some tokens have declined sharply, others have managed to counter the bearish effect to some extent.

BeInCrypto has analysed three altcoins that could hit a new all-time high if the market conditions improve in the coming week.

Undead Games (UDS)

UDS is trading at $2.13 and remains below the $2.17 resistance level. The token sits 36% away from its all-time high of $2.90, signaling room for a potential rally if buyers regain control and push momentum back into bullish territory.

For UDS to move higher, it must flip $2.29 into support. A successful breakout could drive the price toward $2.48 and beyond. Clearing the $2.59 resistance would strengthen bullish sentiment and set the stage for a broader upside move.

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UDS Price Analysis. UDS Price Analysis. Source: TradingView

If conditions weaken, UDS may fail to hold current levels. A decline to $2.00 or even $1.90 would invalidate the bullish setup and indicate fading investor confidence. This would expose the meme coin to deeper losses.

Memecore (M)

M trades at $2.15 and continues to hold above the $2.12 support level. The token remains 39% below its all-time high of $2.99. This highlights the need for stronger investor participation to drive momentum and support a sustained recovery.

The Ichimoku Cloud signals a bullish trajectory for Memecore. Breaking above $2.26 and converting $2.50 into support could lift the price to $2.71. A successful move beyond that level would position M to retest the $2.99 all-time high.

M Price Analysis. M Price Analysis. Source: TradingView

However, this outlook depends on improved market conditions or the start of an altcoin season. Without broader support, M could lose the $2.12 level and slide toward $1.88. This would invalidate the bullish thesis and signal renewed downward pressure.

BNB

BNB remains one of the few major altcoins still within visible range of its all-time high, despite trading 47% below the $1,375 peak. Its relative strength highlights continued investor interest, even as broader market conditions remain uncertain.

BNB is seeing a rise in inflows as the Chaikin Money Flow crosses above the zero line. This shift suggests growing confidence, which could help the token break past the $1,000 resistance. A successful move would invalidate the month-long downtrend and open the path toward $1,136.

BNB Price Analysis. BNB Price Analysis. Source: TradingView

If BNB fails to build upward momentum, it risks remaining trapped in the downtrend. A decline below the $902 support may trigger further losses, potentially pushing the price toward $854 or lower. Such a move would invalidate the bullish outlook and signal renewed selling pressure.

Disclaimer: For information purposes only. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
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