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#Crypto Market Rebound# Recent surges in the cryptocurrency market have refocused investors' attention on XRP and SOL. The increase in institutional investments, expectations for ETFs, and the strengthening of technical indicators are signaling that these two assets may stand out in the upcoming period.
XRP is going to 4 dollars
Although XRP dropped to $2.72 at the beginning of the week due to whale sales, it quickly recovered and rose above $3 again. According to analysts, if the $3.10 level is broken, it seems possible for the price to move towards $4. It is stated that "with institutional adoption, ETF expectations, and Ripple's use of ODL, it is realistic for XRP to move between $3 and $5 by the end of the year."
Target of 260 Dollars for Solana
On the Solana front, the rise has become even more remarkable. In the last 24 hours, SOL has surged by 10%, reaching a level of 206 dollars. According to experts, if the price stays above 180 dollars and strongly surpasses the 205–210 dollar range, the 250–260 dollar range could come into play in the short term. Some models even predict that if the ETF uncertainty is resolved, a level of 300 dollars could be possible.
They could be the leaders of the new rally in altcoins.
Analysts believe that if XRP and Solana maintain this technical resilience, they could take the lead in the altcoin market in the second half of 2025. For investors, these levels emerge as critical points to watch.
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