XRP fell below $1.25 on Tuesday, extending losses to a third consecutive session and marking its lowest level since February 6. The decline came as crypto markets stayed under selling pressure amid Middle East geopolitical uncertainty, even as XRP products reported inflows that week.

Bitcoin dipped below $77,000 on Wednesday after it could not break above the 200-day moving average near $82,000, then steadied around the $77k area. The move followed U.S. CPI accelerating to 3.8% year-over-year and rising Treasury yields, which pressured broader risk sentiment. Technically, BTC was near $77,200, with key levels including resistance around $78,962 and support at $76,743 and $74,487.

PI rose nearly 2% as buyers tried to keep the price above $0.1500, with PI changing hands at $0.1507 on Tuesday. Over the last 24 hours, 2.55 million PI left centralized exchanges, while 4.36 million PI migrated from testnet to mainnet on Tuesday after 7.65 million the prior day. Technical signals on the 4-hour chart remain bearish, with traders watching $0.1500 support and $0.1605 resistance.

Chiliz (CHZ) rose 5% over the last 24 hours to around $0.049, putting the token close to the $0.05–$0.051 resistance zone. Derivatives metrics turned supportive, with open interest climbing to $80 million and funding rates flipping positive, suggesting bullish positioning remains dominant.

Dogecoin extended its pullback on Monday as meme coins stayed under selling pressure alongside a broader market dip. DOGE is down 5% and traded below $0.106 after rejecting the $0.119 weekly resistance on Thursday, with bears potentially targeting a move under $0.10 if weakness persists.

Bitcoin (BTC) extended losses for a fourth straight day on Monday, trading below $77,000 after sliding nearly 6% last week. Risk appetite weakened as persistent US-listed spot Bitcoin ETF selling and hotter-than-expected US inflation data pressured sentiment. CoinGlass data shows US spot BTC ETFs posted about $1 billion in net outflows last week, the largest weekly withdrawal since late January.

Sui (SUI) declined about 10% on Friday, extending its slide to a fifth straight day as retail interest weakens. Derivatives activity also softened, with futures open interest down 10.5% in the past 24 hours to $727.97 million and $7.2 million in liquidations. Technically, SUI is below key short-term levels, with downside levels clustered around $1.0270 and $0.9972.

Quant (QNT) pushed its advance toward the $80 area on Thursday, with price testing a possible breakout from a long-standing resistance trendline. QNT was up 7% over the last 24 hours and traded near $78, while derivatives metrics showed futures Open Interest rising to $17.61 million from $16.96 million on May 1. A daily close above $80 could open a path toward $100, while downside support levels sit around $72.03 and $68.79.

Bitcoin traded around $81,000 on Tuesday, holding above key moving averages near $76,700 but meeting resistance at the 200-day EMA around $82,130. Markets are watching the April US CPI release due Tuesday at 12:30 GMT, with forecasts calling for 0.6% monthly and 3.7% annual inflation that could spark volatility in BTC and other risk assets. Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $27.25 million in inflows on Monday and Strategy added 535 BTC, lifting its holdings to 818,869 BTC.