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This week in crypto saw mixed and volatile price action. Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) largely moved sideways, while attention also turned to Ethereum staking activity after a rise in unstaking, adding to uncertainty around investor positioning. In altcoins, rotation was more pronounced: some tokens posted sharp gains on momentum, while others fell as profit-taking increased. Overall, the market remained choppy, with selective rallies but no broad direction across major assets.
Terra Classic (LUNC) led weekly gains with a rally of 35% or more. The move also marked four straight weekly bullish closes, raising questions about whether the continuation trend is strengthening.
Technically, LUNC’s RSI was near 80 at the time of writing, indicating overbought conditions and suggesting the market could cool if profit-taking picks up and supply increases. The 35% advance pushed LUNC above the $0.00008 level, described as a strong resistance zone in Q4 last year after the October crash.
Psychologically, the token’s position above that level was framed as supportive for continued upside into next week. The article also cited a 7.5% intraday pullback as a potential short-term reset, with bulls absorbing supply pressure twice during the week. A move toward $0.0001 was described as a possibility if the trend holds.
Humanity Protocol (H) was the second biggest weekly winner, rising 25% or more. The article noted that this followed a 44% surge last week, suggesting bullish momentum is building rather than fading.
On the weekly chart, H broke above the $0.15 resistance level previously flagged earlier by AMBCrypto. The breakout was described as strengthening short-term structure, with price moving toward the $0.20 resistance zone. The article added that RSI remained in a controlled range at the time of writing, implying the rally had not fully overheated.
Bittensor (TAO) ranked third among weekly winners with a 13.5% rally. However, the article said near-term extension looked less certain compared with the top performers.
It cited TAO’s two-week gain as just above 20% and noted that the strength of its $250 floor had not been tested aggressively, particularly after three straight weeks of downside pressure. The article suggested a single-move breakout above $300 was unlikely right now, and that price may need to build strength around current levels first, implying a reset could occur before sustained continuation.
MemeCore (M) led weekly losers with a 31% drop. The article characterized the decline as a post-bullish cooldown rather than a capitulation typical of bear markets.
It said the pullback erased last week’s 25% gains and brought price back toward mid-April levels. At press time, RSI had cooled after pushing above 80, indicating momentum had reset from overbought conditions. The article also pointed to a broader context: after six straight weeks of gains that pushed M above pre-October crash resistance near $3, the current pullback was framed as a reset within the trend rather than a full reversal.
World Liberty Financial (WLFI) recorded a 25% correction, placing second among weekly losers. While it lagged MemeCore in magnitude, the article described the chart impact as more bearish.
Since mid-January, WLFI has reportedly continued printing lower lows, with bounces failing to hold and turning into incomplete recoveries. The article said this week followed the same pattern: after two weeks of consolidation around $0.07, WLFI broke below support and formed another lower low. If the structure does not improve, the article suggested the next breakdown could push WLFI toward new lows below $0.02.
DeXe (DEXE) fell 23.5%, taking third among weekly losers. The article said the setup looked more similar to MemeCore’s structure than WLFI’s bearish breakdown.
After ten weeks of steady weekly gains, the nearly 25% pullback followed last week’s 8.5% decline, bringing DEXE back to mid-April levels around $10. Despite the correction, the broader structure was described as leaning bullish, with weekly RSI remaining supportive. The article also noted that the pullback placed price into a key psychological zone where buyers may step in, making DEXE a token to watch in the coming week.
The week was described as a rollercoaster, with large pumps, sharp dips, and constant price movement. The article’s final takeaway was to stay alert, conduct independent research, and trade with care.
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