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.

XRP fell back below $1.50 and hovered around $1.46 on Monday as renewed Middle East tensions cooled risk appetite across crypto markets. Last week, XRP investment products drew nearly $40 million in inflows, including about $34 million tied to spot XRP ETFs. Derivatives positioning stayed active, with XRP futures open interest rising to $2.95 billion from $2.65 billion a day earlier.

SEI, the Sei blockchain's native token, rose 10% over the past 24 hours as the wider crypto market started the week mixed. Sei Labs said it completed its move to a unified, EVM-only architecture, and technical levels highlighted by traders include resistance at $0.0800 and a daily swing high near $0.09248.

HYPE, the native token of the Hyperliquid DEX, has surged 23% in the last 24 hours to trade above $27, with intraday levels around $27.4. The move follows a sharp rise in commodities and other real-world asset trading on Hyperliquid’s HIP-3 markets, where open interest recently hit $790 million and daily volume reached $1.29 billion. Technical indicators on the HYPE/USD 4H chart remain bullish, but the token is now approaching key resistance near $28.4.

Monero’s XMR has fallen 4.5% in the past 24 hours to around $459, extending a 42% decline from its all-time high of $798 reached on January 14. The price is currently holding above the 100-day EMA near $437, but ongoing bearish momentum suggests a potential retest of the January low at $413 and possibly the 200-day EMA at $383 if selling pressure persists.