Checking the charts this morning, XRP, Ethereum, and BNB are all still struggling to gain traction as we head into mid-April. All three are trading below their 30-day moving averages, and the momentum just doesn't feel there yet. The MACD readings across the board remain negative, which tells me sellers are still calling the shots.

Looking at XRP first, it's holding around $1.32 after dropping about 5% over the last month. The price has been stuck in a tight range between $1.31 and $1.35, and every time it tries to push above $1.35, it gets rejected pretty quickly. RSI is near 39, so we're getting close to oversold territory but not quite there. If support at $1.31 breaks, I'd watch for $1.28 to $1.30 as the next floor.

Ethereum looks a bit more balanced compared to the other two, but that doesn't mean it's out of the woods. It's currently trading around $2,190, which is actually up about 5% over the past week—so there's been some recovery here. However, the eth price prediction for the near term depends on whether buyers can hold above $2,100. If they do, we could see a push toward $2,160. If not, support sits around $2,020. The RSI is hovering near 47, so there's still room to move either direction.

BNB is definitely the weakest of the three, down about 9.6% in the past month. It's trading near $592 and just keeps grinding lower. The RSI is at 35, getting close to oversold, but the MACD is deeply negative. That suggests the selling pressure is still strong. The key support to watch is $580—if that breaks, we could see a move down toward $560.

In the short term, all three could trade within their defined ranges unless something shifts. The real question is whether we start seeing some stabilization or if the selling continues. For now, the charts aren't showing much conviction either way, so I'm watching these levels closely.