Date: Sat, July 05, 2025 | 10:16 AM GMT
As Q3 kicks off, the cryptocurrency market continues to ride the upside momentum carried over from Q2. Ethereum (ETH) has climbed over 4% this week, trading near $2,525 — reigniting optimism across the major altcoins . One token catching attention is Jupiter (JUP), which is beginning to mirror a powerful breakout structure seen recently on Hyperliquid (HYPE).
JUP is up modestly, but its current chart formation — combined with strong historical fractal resemblance — is signaling the potential for a significant upside.
Source: Coinmarketcap
JUP Mirrors HYPE’s Fractal Setup
Looking at the side-by-side charts of HYPE and JUP, a clear similarity in their structure emerges.
Earlier this year, HYPE traded in a broad descending structure before forming a bottom with gradual higher lows. As it broke above its long-term descending trendline and the 100-day moving average (MA), HYPE exploded with a 153% rally, fueled by a wave of bullish volume and trend confirmation.
Now, JUP seems to be following the same playbook.
The token is showing signs of accumulation while printing a similar bottoming structure with gradual higher lows. With declining volatility and price compressing under a descending trendline, JUP appears to be coiling for a breakout — just as HYPE did before its surge.
What’s Next for JUP?
For JUP to confirm a bullish breakout, it must first reclaim its 100-day moving average — currently sitting around $0.62. From there, the next challenge will be breaking out of the long-standing descending trendline.
If that breakout is successful and supported by volume, it could open the path to a significant upside move — potentially retesting previous highs in the $1.50–$1.90 range.
However, as with any fractal comparison, caution is essential. The setup is promising, but a failed breakout could result in continued sideways consolidation.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and not financial advice. Always conduct your own research before investing in cryptocurrencies.
