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This week in crypto began with a rally after ceasefire-related news helped Bitcoin move above $75,000. Volatility returned as tensions around the Strait of Hormuz and the U.S.–Iran conflict persisted, contributing to uneven performance across the market.
While some coins attracted strong inflows and held gains, others faced heavy selling pressure and posted sizable weekly declines. The divergence reflected both technical positioning and shifting risk appetite amid ongoing geopolitical uncertainty.
DeXe led weekly gains with a rally of 50% or more. The move followed ten straight green weeks, reinforcing a bullish structure. Technically, DEXE broke above the $13 resistance level, which it had previously lost during the pre-October crash last year. The breakout also drew some “FOMO” buying, with traders looking for potential continuation into next week.
However, momentum is not one-way: the RSI is now in overbought territory, which often signals the move may be overheated and could cool. Price is also approaching the $15 resistance zone, a level it has not reclaimed since early June 2025, making it the next key test.
edgeX posted weekly gains of 37.81%. The rally came after last week’s 3.16% correction, creating the appearance of a clean bull run as weaker hands were shaken out and stronger buyers stepped in.
If momentum continues, a move toward the $2 zone next week is viewed as plausible. On the daily chart, though, EDGE has already encountered resistance around $1.5 and is down more than 9% from recent highs. The next few days are expected to be important for determining whether support holds—similar to behavior seen in mid-April—or whether the rally loses steam.
Celestia ranked third among weekly gainers, rising about 35% after three weeks of sideways consolidation. The rebound pushed TIA back toward the $0.4 area.
On the daily chart, TIA faced rejection at the $0.44 level, triggering an 8.5% correction on April 18. Unlike EDGE, bulls appear to be stepping in again, but the level has not yet been confirmed as a support flip. The article frames the current zone as an inflection point: if it breaks in the coming days, the next target for next week could be the $1 mark, making this a critical period for the altcoin.
Outside the majors, several smaller tokens recorded sharp moves. Asteroid Shiba (ASTEROID) led with a -702% move, followed by Rosa Inu (ROSA) at -126.5% and Request (REQ) at -125.32%, rounding out the biggest movers listed in the source.
Dash was the biggest weekly loser, down more than 16%. The decline is described as a “textbook cooldown phase” rather than a full capitulation, following seven straight days of pullback. This comes after last week’s 35% surge that pushed DASH to a two-month high around $50.
On the daily chart, the RSI reached nearly 80, indicating an extremely overbought condition—supporting the idea that the market may be digesting prior gains. The article notes that a similar RSI spike is not visible on the weekly chart, suggesting there could still be room for upside in the coming weeks if the indicator begins rising again.
LayerZero fell 12.9% over the week, ranking second among weekly losers. Resistance was hit around the $2 level, and price is moving back toward late February support near $1.5.
The key question for next week is whether a breakout can occur or whether further downside follows. On the weekly chart, since a mid-March high of $2.5, bulls have attempted twice to form a bottom, but both attempts failed. The article characterizes bid strength as insufficient to absorb selling pressure, leaving ZRO at risk of losing the $1.5 support level in the coming week. Overall, the setup is described as bearish and higher risk.
Zcash declined 10.14%, making it the third biggest loser. Like DASH, the move is framed as a cooldown phase after a 47% rally last week. With “macro FUD” returning, rotation into privacy coins could slow temporarily.
On the daily chart, however, the pullback is associated with only 1–2% daily outflows, which the article describes as relatively small given broader market volatility. If this holds, ZEC could be forming a local bottom around the $320 level, and if rotational flows return, a move toward $400+ by the end of the week is possible.
Across the broader market, downside volatility was pronounced. RaveDAO led the losers with a 57.5% drop, followed by Sign down 43% and Xphere slipping 35.6% as momentum cooled sharply.
The week was marked by rapid swings—strong rallies followed by sharp pullbacks. The source’s final takeaway is that DeXe (DEXE), edgeX (EDGE), and Celestia (TIA) led gains, while Dash (DASH), LayerZero (ZRO), and Zcash (ZEC) posted notable declines.
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