On September 23, several prominent cryptocurrencies, including Dogecoin, Shiba Inu, Near Protocol, and Zcash, experienced significant price volatility. While Dogecoin successfully breached long-term resistance levels, other assets like Shiba Inu and Zcash faced varying degrees of consolidation and rejection.

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Dogecoin's decisive breach of the $0.095 resistance

Dogecoin (DOGE) has successfully broken through a long-term resistance level that has hindered its progress since May.. This breakout is particularly notable because the asset managed to clear the $0.093 to $0.095 range on significantly higher volume than seen during the August recovery period.

The strength of this move is underscored by the RSI moving toward the upper 60s, signaling increasing momentum that was absent during previous sideways movements. according to the September 23 price analysis, Dogecoin reached an intraday high of approximately $0.1059 before settling near $0.1006. If the current momentum continues, the next major hurdles for DOGE are the $0.11 mark and the May resistance zone between $0.115 and $0.117.

Shiba Inu's battle at the $0.00000630 threshold

Shiba Inu (SHIB) is currently struggling to maintain a breakout above its long-term trend barrier. Despite a surge in volume, the token faced rejection near the $0.00000620 to $0.00000630 level , leaving it trading at roughly $0.000602.

This technical struggle mirrors patterns seen in May and August, where the token attempted similar moves without sustained success. The token is currently positioned above its declining long-term moving average, which sits near $0.00000560, providing a technical cushion for bulls. As the report notes, the immediate survival of this bullish structure depends on whether buyers can secure a daily close above $0.00000630; a failure to do so could signal that the recent surge is merely another unsuccessful breakout.

Near Protocol's rapid ascent from the $2.30 range

Near Protocol (NEAR) has demonstrated a powerful uptrend, moving from a low range of $2.30 to $2.50 to hitting an intraday high of $4.66. This rapid climb was supported by strong market participation and significant trading volume, rather than thin liquidity.

While the overall structure for NEAR remains bullish , the asset is showing signs of becoming overextended. All major moving averages for NEAR are currently rising below the current price, and the shortest moving average is approaching the $2.80 mark. However, with the Relative Strength Index (RSI) climbing above 75, the asset faces immediate resistance near the $4.60 to $4.70 zone, increasing the risk of a short-term correction.

The $1,450 support test for Zcash

Zcash (ZEC) is currently entering a period of consolidation near its recent rally highs of $1,500. Unlike the aggressive breakouts seen in Dogecoin, Zcash appears to be stabilizing as momentum cools.

The primary concern for Zcash traders is whether the asset can maintain its support level near $1,450. If ZEC fails to hold this floor, the current consolidation could transition into a reversal. It remains unclear whether this cooling period is a healthy pause before further gains or a sign that the recent rally has exhausted its upward energy.