Jupiter (JUP) is currently priced at $0.140418, with a 24-hour change of 1.78%. The daily price range has been tight, with a high of $0.144719 and a low of $0.13626, reflecting a daily fluctuation of just 0.008459%.

The trading volume stands at 34,929,004, which accounts for 7.66% of the market cap, indicating healthy liquidity in the market. However, the overall trend appears bearish with significant price declines over the past 7, 14, and 30 days of -22.17%, -33.30%, and -34.91%, respectively.

Moving averages present a mixed outlook; the 8 SMA is slightly below the current price at $0.1411, while the 13 SMA has a modest upward movement at $0.1399. The 21 SMA also shows positive momentum at $0.1393, but longer-term averages like the 55 SMA and 144 SMA are indicating significant downward pressure, with declines of -0.95% and -8.86%, respectively.

The Relative Strength Index (RSI) for the last hour is at 58, suggesting that JUP is neither overbought nor oversold in the short term. However, the 7-day RSI of 40 indicates that the asset is nearing oversold conditions, which might attract buyers looking for entry points.

Given the current price position relative to key moving averages and the bearish trend in the medium to long term, the outlook for JUP remains cautious. Despite short-term fluctuations, the broader price declines and resistance from longer moving averages suggest that JUP may struggle to gain traction in the near future.

Overall, the recommendation is to Hold JUP. This rating is based on the potential for a short-term rebound given the current RSI levels, while also acknowledging the ongoing bearish trend that suggests a cautious approach is prudent until more definitive bullish signals appear.