Jupiter (JUP) is currently trading at $0.154004, reflecting a 2.54% decline over the past 24 hours. The daily price range has been relatively tight, fluctuating between a low of $0.150766 and a high of $0.160795, indicating limited volatility within the session.

The volume traded over the last 24 hours stands at 32,420,554, which represents 6.02% of the market capitalization. The hourly moving averages show a bearish trend with the 8 SMA at $0.1585 down 2.84%, while the longer-term 144 SMA is at $0.1518 up 1.43%, suggesting short-term weakness but potential support in the longer term.

The Relative Strength Index (RSI) indicates neutrality with a 1-hour RSI of 47 and a 7-day RSI of 49, signifying that the asset is not currently overbought or oversold. Price changes over the past week are marginally negative at -0.75%, while the 14-day change shows some recovery at 7.36%, contrasting with the significant drop of nearly 31.91% over the past 30 days.

Given these indicators, Jupiter is experiencing a consolidation phase after substantial losses, with recent buying pressure emerging at lower price levels. The proximity to the 144 SMA as a support level might provide a cushion against further declines, while resistance remains at the recent high of $0.160795.

Considering the current market conditions, the bearish short-term trends juxtaposed with a potential reversal at key support levels suggest a Hold rating. Investors should monitor for a clear breakout above the recent high or a breach below the support level to determine the next action.