Jupiter (JUP) is currently trading at $0.19732, reflecting a 3.16% increase over the past 24 hours. The price has oscillated between $0.190743 and $0.197362 during this period, indicating a daily range of 0.006619%, which shows relatively stable price movement.

Trading volume stands at 22,314,378 JUP, with a volume-to-market cap ratio of 3.61%. This level of trading activity suggests moderate interest from investors, but it is not yet sufficient to indicate a strong bullish sentiment in the broader market context.

The hourly moving averages indicate a bullish short-term trend, with the 8 and 13 SMA both at $0.1960 showing an increase of 0.68%. However, the 21 SMA at $0.1950 and the longer-term SMAs (55 SMA at $0.1871, 144 SMA at $0.1885) suggest stronger resistance levels, with increases of 5.47% and 4.68%, respectively, indicating potential upward price pressure but also considerable historical resistance.

The 1-hour RSI is at 59, which signifies that JUP is nearing overbought territory, while the 7-day RSI at 50 indicates a neutral momentum over the past week. However, the 7-day price change shows a decline of 3.25%, alongside a significant drop of 13.01% over 14 days and 24.19% over 30 days, reflecting a bearish trend in the longer term.

Given that the all-time high of $2 was reached earlier this year, JUP's current price remains significantly depressed, suggesting that market sentiment is cautious. This, coupled with the declining price changes over the past month, highlights potential weakness that could deter new investments at this level.

Based on the current analysis, I recommend a Hold rating for JUP. While short-term momentum appears bullish, the longer-term trends indicate considerable resistance and bearish sentiment, suggesting that investors should wait for a clearer bullish signal before considering any purchases.