Internet Computer (ICP) climbed 60% over the past week and was up 15.8% over the last 24 hours at press time. After the $3 level flipped into support in the past 36 hours, analysts say the rebound could extend toward $4.21–$4.82, but a move above $4.82 is still needed to confirm a bullish structure shift.

SUI has extended its recent rally after the CME Group said on May 6 that Sui futures were available for trading. Technical analysis shows bulls have not yet secured a decisive daily close above $1.08, a level viewed as necessary to shift the structure bullish; a slip below $0.9575 could keep the range intact and risk a move back toward $0.845.

Dogecoin (DOGE) defended the $0.088 support through April and later pushed above $0.10, after briefly pulling back from $0.117 to $0.105. Over the past 24 hours, DOGE rose 4.5% as traders watched whether the 78.6% Fibonacci retracement at $0.117 would cap the move. The weekly swing structure is still described as bullish, but shorter-term structure remains bearish and a full recovery from the $0.08 low is portrayed as uncertain.

BNB revisited its February 6 swing low at $570 within the past 24 hours, raising concerns that sellers still control momentum. During the drop to $570, Open Interest climbed from $530 million to $560 million even as spot CVD trended lower over the past week. Key levels highlighted were $577 and $604, with $530 outlined as the next downside area if support gives way.

Cardano (ADA) briefly undercut its early-February low last weekend, then rebounded nearly 6% from $0.234 to trade back inside its roughly two-month range. Despite whale accumulation and a long bias among top Binance traders, the technical structure still favors bears unless ADA can reclaim the $0.278 swing level.

Bitcoin traded at $67.7K after rebounding from a $66.2K low on Tuesday, 31 March, while holding above the $65.6K demand zone formed early March. Analysts highlighted that short-term holders remain underwater, with SOPR at 0.989 and the STH realized price near $85.8K, conditions that could see rallies met with sell pressure.

Keeta (KTA), a $109 million market-cap altcoin, rose 36.7% over the past 24 hours at press time, alongside a 400% jump in daily trading volume. The move came as Bitcoin faced rejection near $76k over the past two weeks and retested $66k as support on Tuesday, March 31. Charts showed KTA reclaiming a previously lost zone, but lower-timeframe signals suggested a potential pullback and profit-taking risk.

Over the past week, Bitcoin fell 3% and the total altcoin market cap slipped 1.52%, leaving most large-cap tokens in the red. Bittensor (TAO) led gainers after breaking above $302 and rallying from $261.1 to $377.8, while Memecore jumped 33% and Canton (CC) spiked 13.47% in 12 hours on March 28. On the downside, Worldcoin (WLD) dropped 12.5% for the week as Polkadot (DOT), Aave, and NEAR extended their declines.

Chiliz (CHZ) advanced 10.6% over the past 24 hours while daily trading volume increased 160%. The move occurred on March 29 and pushed indicators higher, but CHZ still failed to regain the $0.04 level set earlier in March. Technical levels highlighted include support near $0.034-$0.036 and resistance around $0.04 and $0.043-$0.045.