As Bitcoin trades around $76,000 amid a stock market crash and US midterm fallout, three altcoins—JUST (JST), Monero (XMR), and LEO Token (LEO)—are holding important technical levels despite the broader market weakness.
JUST (JST): Testing Resistance After 265% Rally
JUST trades near $0.1427, just below the $0.144 resistance that has repeatedly stopped its advance since October. The token has gained roughly 265% since February.
The chart remains bullish, with JST forming higher lows, suggesting buyers are stepping in at increasingly higher prices. Its daily Relative Strength Index (RSI) remains near 58, indicating positive momentum without being overbought.
A daily close above $0.144 could trigger another upward move, particularly if trading volume increases. On the downside, losing $0.135 would weaken the short-term setup, with deeper support near $0.114 and $0.104.
Monero (XMR): Holding the $600 Fibonacci Level
Monero has fallen to around $612 from $623 yesterday. However, the privacy coin remains up more than 120% from its February low near $276.
The bullish case rests on $600, a key Fibonacci level that previously acted as resistance. XMR recently reclaimed that level and has repeatedly tested it as support. Still, declining volume and a cooling RSI suggest buyers are losing some momentum.
A daily close below $600 would threaten the recovery, with $538 becoming the next major support. Holding $600 and breaking 650–660 could open a move toward $688.
LEO Token (LEO): Near Record Highs Despite Market Slide
LEO trades around $9.34, roughly 12% below its May all-time high of $10.61. Unlike most cryptocurrencies, it has barely moved during Bitcoin’s latest decline.
Since August, LEO has largely traded between $8.91 and $9.49. Buyers have repeatedly defended the lower boundary, while sellers have blocked attempts to break higher. However, thin trading volume makes its apparent stability less convincing.
Losing $8.91 could expose $8.44, followed by $7.97. Clearing 9.49–9.60 could push LEO toward $9.90, followed by its record high.
For now, all three altcoins remain technically resilient. Their next moves will depend on whether buyers can defend support, particularly if Bitcoin breaks decisively below $75,000 again.
