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Crypto markets were volatile this week but finished slightly positive overall. Bitcoin and Ethereum moved up and down early before recovering as sentiment improved, though there was no strong breakout. Capital flowed into a handful of altcoins, while the week’s biggest losers pointed to continued caution and fear in parts of the market.
RaveDAO led the weekly gainers chart with a 1,000%+ rally. The week began with a small 0.6% dip, with RAVE trading sideways around the $0.25 level. A 239% surge on April 9 marked its first strong daily breakout.
The move followed a ceasefire between Iran and the U.S., which shifted broader sentiment into a risk-on mood. RAVE then posted a three-day straight run higher, suggesting strong capital inflows.
However, the token’s momentum appeared stretched: RSI was near 100 at the time of writing, indicating it was heavily overbought. The article also noted that much of the upside may have been driven by leverage rather than spot demand, which can increase the risk of a sharp unwind if conditions turn risk-off again.
Siren was the second-largest weekly gainer, rising 65%. Unlike RAVE’s parabolic move, SIREN’s advance was described as a recovery bounce after a 71% decline last week.
Technically, the article highlighted a 60% rebound from the $0.5 zone as a potential early sign of a bottom. On the daily chart, SIREN was approaching the $1 resistance level, which is described as a key area to watch. Without a break and hold above it with strong volume, the move could face rejection or shift into consolidation around that level.
Zcash posted a 50% weekly gain, described as its strongest move in five months. The article noted that ZEC previously ran toward $700 before pulling back to around $400 in subsequent weeks.
RSI was not overbought at the time of writing, suggesting there may be room for further upside. Still, after reclaiming levels above $350, the article said ZEC showed weakness on the daily chart. If that weakness continues, a breakdown is possible, though a full repeat of the earlier cycle was viewed as unlikely for now.
World Financial Liberty recorded the biggest weekly loss, down 18.58%. While the drop was not its deepest pullback, the article said the impact was more meaningful than in recent weeks.
On the weekly chart, WLFI had been moving sideways around the $0.1 level for nearly eight weeks, forming a tight range that could have trapped late shorts. The recent breakdown shifted momentum downward after price slipped below support, trapping late longs instead.
The article also stated that WLFI had been trading around the $0.8 range for the past 48 hours and raised the question of whether this could indicate a potential bottom. However, given the shakeout in both structure and sentiment, it suggested a deeper correction is more probable over the coming weeks.
Bittensor fell nearly 14% to become the second-largest weekly loser. After a strong 40% Q1 rally, the decline was framed as a cooldown driven by profit-taking rather than a full panic sell-off.
The article also linked the weakness to a narrative shift: Covenant AI’s exit from the network, which left the subnet and raised concerns about decentralization. It said the sell-off reflected both sentiment and narrative pressure, not only technical factors.
Looking ahead, the article suggested TAO could test the $250 support level if selling continues, and that a deeper correction remains possible if buyers do not step in around that area.
Algorand dropped 13.57%, taking third place among the week’s biggest losers. The article characterized the move as more of a normal pullback after a strong rally than a major breakdown.
For context, ALGO had rallied nearly 50% in the previous weekly cycle, its strongest run in almost nine months. Since RSI had not fully reached overbought levels at the time of writing, the decline was described as more consistent with a short-term cooldown than a full trend reversal.
To support the bullish continuation idea, the article said ALGO needs to reclaim the $0.12 resistance level, which it struggled to clear during the week. If bulls fail to regain it, ALGO may remain in consolidation or see a slightly deeper pullback.
The week was described as a rollercoaster, with major rallies and sharp declines. The article’s final takeaway emphasized that RaveDAO, Siren, and Zcash led gains, while World Financial Liberty, Bittensor, and Algorand saw notable losses.
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