XRP fell to around $1.38 on May 18 and was down about 5% over the past week, with broader crypto weakness tied in part to heightened US-Iran tensions. Several market commentators argued the token is near a key technical area, with one projecting a move to just under $5 (a 240% increase), while others floated scenarios above $10 and even $15.

Solana (SOL) gained 10% over the past month but is still trading below the $100 psychological level. At press time, SOL hovered around $91 with a market cap just under $53 billion, while analysts highlighted $98 as key resistance and $78 as channel support. Several forecasts suggest a move toward $107–$117 on a daily close above $98, while others cite $160–$170 or even $500+ in the longer term if momentum and adoption continue.

Binance removed Automata (ATA), Harvest Finance (FARM), Enzyme (MLN), Phoenix (PHB), and Syscoin (SYS) earlier this week, followed by double-digit declines in several of the tokens. XRP briefly touched $1.55 on May 14 before easing to $1.47, up 6% on the week, while ADA rose 2% to $0.26 as analysts highlighted $0.25 support and floated higher price targets.

Spot XRP ETFs recorded more than $25 million of inflows over the past 24 hours, marking their strongest day since the start of the year. XRP has gained about 3% over the past week, while analysts highlighted $1.45 and $1.49 as key levels that could open a move toward $1.80–$1.82.

Sui's SUI rose about 35% over the past week, briefly trading above $1.40 before easing to around $1.27, while its market capitalization moved past $5 billion. The rally followed Sui Group Holdings staking 108.7 million SUI (worth over $140 million) and Santiment Intelligence citing catalysts such as CME Group SUI futures slated for May 29 and a partnership with Paga. Despite bullish calls targeting levels like $2.50, RSI near 75 and recent exchange inflows exceeding outflows point to potential near-term downside pressure.

Bitcoin retreated after a multi-day climb, slipping under $70,000 after briefly tagging $76,000 earlier this week. Some analysts argue the broader structure still looks bearish and see potential downside targets under $50K, including $46,760 and roughly $53,000. Others point to whale accumulation, spot Bitcoin ETF inflows, and exchange balances hitting about 2.723 million on March 19 as signs conditions could support a rebound.

Bitcoin briefly climbed to $76,000 before retreating by $5,000 and was trading around $71,400, while some analysts expect further upside if key resistance levels are flipped into support. Recent whale purchases of 40,000 BTC, ongoing spot ETF inflows and a six-year low in exchange balances are seen as supportive factors, even as a historic monthly Bollinger Bands squeeze signals that major volatility could be ahead.

Over the past week, Ethereum's price climbed about 8% to roughly $2,200 after briefly touching nearly $2,400, prompting traders to outline nearby resistance levels around $2,400, $2,600 and $2,670. On-chain data shows U.S. spot ETH ETFs have logged six consecutive days of net inflows and exchange balances have dropped to about 15.85 million ETH, while some long-term forecasts speculate on potential moves toward $10,000 and even $95,000 after a broader market shakeout.

Binance has decided to remove trading support for eight altcoins, including A2Z, FORTH, HOOK, LRC, IDEX, NTRN, SXP, and RDNT, with spot pairs scheduled for delisting on April 1 and Spot Copy Trading ending on March 25. Deposits of these tokens will no longer be credited after April 2, withdrawals will stop after June 1, and some delisted assets may later be converted to stablecoins, while prices of the affected coins have already dropped sharply, led by a 33% daily decline in IDEX.