Are the top 9 most popular altcoins worth buying?

PEPE, ranked third in popularity. From February 26, it began an upward trend, reaching a peak of 0.00001085 on March 14, then started to retrace. On March 16, it entered a downward channel, oscillating within the channel until now, exactly 40 days.

PEPE’s subsequent trend analysis: resistance at 0.000008188, support at 0.000004040. Currently, PEPE is in the final stage of consolidation, facing a potential trend reversal. Breaking through and stabilizing above the resistance at 0.000008188 will trigger a new rally.

DOGE, ranked fourth in popularity. From February 26, it started a surge, ending the first wave of rally after a spike in both long and short contracts on March 5; on March 20, it entered a second rally, reaching a high of 0.22886 on March 28 before falling back. After three days of sideways movement, it entered a downtrend that continues to this day, with no signs of stabilization.

DOGE’s subsequent trend analysis: resistance at 0.22033, support at 0.12058. In the near future, DOGE is expected to decline toward the support level.

CORE, ranked fifth in popularity. Starting from 0.5778 on March 23, it surged until April 2, reaching 4.3774, then began to decline. In just 12 days, it increased sevenfold. Currently, it is between 2.2 and 2.3, roughly halved from its peak.

CORE’s subsequent trend analysis: resistance at 2.89, support at 1.48. CORE has entered the final stage of consolidation and is facing a trend reversal. It is expected to break through the resistance at 2.89 and start a new rally.

SOL, ranked sixth in popularity. On October 16, 2023, SOL started rising from 21.8, soaring all the way up to a high of 210 on March 18, 2024. Two days later, it plummeted to 162, then rebounded to 204 on April 1, and continued to decline to 112 on April 13. SOL has formed a double top pattern.

SOL’s subsequent trend analysis: resistance at 170, support at 130. The current trend is relatively weak; if the support at 130 is broken this week, it could trigger a new decline.

MERL, ranked seventh in popularity. Launched on April 19 on an exchange, it is a newly listed altcoin. After four days of decline, it started to rise yesterday. Resistance at 1.3, support at 0.8. In the short term, it is expected to continue rising.

SHIB, ranked ninth in popularity. Similar to Dogecoin, it started a rally on February 26, ending the first wave after a spike in both long and short contracts on March 5, with a high of 0.000045634 that day. It then entered a downtrend that continues to this day, with no signs of stabilization. Resistance at 0.000026561, support at 0.000018307. In the near future, SHIB is expected to decline toward the support level.

ORDI, ranked tenth in popularity. From October 20, 2023, it started rising from 3.36, experiencing three consecutive surges. On January 2, 2024, it reached a high of 91.9, a 27-fold increase! It then sharply declined to 48.8 on January 25, halving its value. On March 5, it rebounded to 96.5, then continued to decline for several days, falling to 36.9 on April 13, again halving. ORDI has formed a double top pattern.

ORDI’s subsequent trend analysis: resistance at 54.8, support at 36. Currently, the trend is weak, still in a downtrend. If it falls below the support at 36 this week, it could trigger a new decline for ORDI.

MEW, ranked eleventh in popularity. Launched on April 15 on an exchange, it is a newly listed altcoin. Since listing, it has been in a sideways trend. Resistance at 0.0075, support at 0.0049. In the short term, after a pullback near the support level, it is expected to rise again.

WIF, ranked twelfth in popularity. Launched on April 15 on an exchange, it is a newly listed altcoin. Since listing, it has been in an upward trend. Support at 2.74, resistance at 3.56. After a pullback near the support level, it is expected to continue upward.