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Crypto markets remained under pressure this week. Bitcoin stabilized around the $60,000–$63,000 range after a sharp selloff earlier this month, as persistent ETF outflows and broader risk-off sentiment weighed on trading activity.
Despite the weak backdrop, capital continued rotating toward AI and technology stocks. Some AI-related tokens outperformed, suggesting traders were still willing to chase strong narratives even as overall market sentiment stayed cautious.
Audiera (BEAT) topped the week with a 106% rally, extending gains after a 185% surge the previous week. The move was attributed to continued buying pressure and strong demand for AI-related tokens.
The rally pushed the RSI above 80, placing BEAT in overbought territory and increasing the risk of near-term profit-taking. The article noted that the broader uptrend remains intact as long as BEAT holds above the $6 support level, with $15 identified as the next major target.
Technically, BEAT was described as holding above key breakout levels, indicating sustained buying pressure despite broader market uncertainty. If bulls defend these levels, the structure was said to favor further upside, with the token potentially remaining in “price discovery” mode.
Bittensor (TAO) was the second-biggest winner, rallying 30%. The article characterized the move as more of a recovery bounce than a confirmed bullish breakout, even as TAO reclaimed the $270 level.
TAO was still reported to be below a major resistance zone after trending lower since its March peak near $370. While buyers pushed prices higher this week, the token had not broken the series of lower highs that defined the broader downtrend.
The $290–$350 region was highlighted as a key area to watch. A rejection from that zone could allow sellers to regain control and pressure lower support levels. The article concluded that TAO needs a decisive break above resistance for the rally to be viewed as a sustained bullish reversal.
SKYAI took third place with a 25% rally, extending last week’s 30% gains. The article pointed to sustained bid pressure as bulls continued to reclaim ground lost during the late-May dip.
Technically, SKYAI was described as remaining in a healthy position, with momentum indicators not yet entering overbought territory. This suggested buyers may still have room to push higher before the market becomes overheated.
With the token maintaining its upward trajectory, it was positioned to challenge the next major resistance level. If buying pressure persists, the article said a breakout into the $0.40 zone could be the next step in the recovery.
Outside the majors, altcoin performance was also strong. MCOIN (MCOIN) led with a 173% surge, followed by SHOW (SHOW) at 149%, and Velvet (VELVET) gaining 138% to round out the week’s strongest movers.
Humanity Protocol (H) led the week’s losers with a 72% decline. The article said the sharp pullback followed a massive 150% rally over the previous two weeks, which pushed the token to a record high near $0.85.
Such steep corrections were described as common after parabolic rallies as traders lock in profits. However, the scale of the decline was presented as suggesting more than a routine cooldown. The selloff pushed H back toward its early-April support zone around $0.19, effectively erasing much of the recent breakout and signaling that sellers had regained control.
As a result, H was said to have lost its bullish structure in the near term. Unless buyers reclaim key resistance levels and stabilize price action, the token could remain under pressure in the sessions ahead.
The article also noted that the breakdown back to the $0.19 support zone indicated sellers had taken control, weakening the recovery that had driven the token to new highs just weeks earlier. If buyers fail to defend $0.19, the downtrend could trigger a deeper correction, particularly given broader risk-off sentiment.
Stellar (XLM) ranked second among weekly losers with a 10% pullback, extending last week’s 20% decline. The continued losses were described as indicating buyers were gradually losing control, with the token drifting closer to the $0.14 support zone.
The article highlighted that XLM’s earlier rally did not show strong buying momentum, and momentum indicators failed to reach overbought levels in May. This was framed as demand not being strong enough to support a sustained breakout.
As a result, the pullback was characterized as a continuation of fading momentum rather than a temporary correction. If sellers remain active, XLM could continue lower and retest $0.14 in the near term.
DeXe (DEXE) took third among weekly losers with a 9.8% pullback. Unlike H and XLM, the article described DEXE’s decline as a healthy correction rather than a bearish reversal.
It noted that the token had seen a similar setup before. After a sharp pullback in April, buyers returned and pushed DEXE to fresh highs. The current decline was presented as following that pattern, with profit-taking cooling the rally rather than reversing it.
If buyers continue to hold key support levels, the article said DEXE could use the pullback to build momentum for another move higher, with a rebound toward the $25 level identified as the next target.
Downside volatility affected the broader market. Siren (SIREN) led the losers with an 84% decline, followed by Sahara AI (SAHARA) at -53.4%, and Octra (OCT) dropping 44% as market momentum cooled.
The week was described as volatile, with sharp gains and equally sharp pullbacks. The article’s final summary highlighted that Audiera (BEAT), Bittensor (TAO), and SKYAI (SKYAI) led weekly gains, while Humanity Protocol (H), Stellar (XLM), and DeXe (DEXE) recorded significant declines.
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