Major cryptos fluctuated during Sunday’s session. Tezos rallied by 4.97%, gaining the most. Meanwhile, Binance Coin skyrocketed by 4.03%, and Bitcoin Cash SV soared by 1.73%. Cardano’s ADA also surged forward by 1.45%.
Ethereum and Monero’s XMR grew by 1.52% and 0.82%, respectively, with Ripple’s XRP climbing by 0.18%, and Stellar’s Lumen rising by 0.37%.
However, several cryptos ended the session in the red. Bitcoin Cash ABC tumbled down by 0.40%, while EOS declined by 0.19%. Litecoin also fell by 0.07%, and Tron’s TRX plummeted down by 0.85%.
Overall, Stellar’s Lumen gained the most during the week, surging up by 41.84%. Binance Coin also rallied by 18.26%, and Bitcoin Cash SV skyrocketed by 19.58%. On the other hand, Cardano’s ADA surged forward by 29.24%, with Ripple’s XRP added 13.79%, and Tezos gaining 23.31%.
There were other winners as well. Bitcoin Cash ABC soared by 6.20%. EOS also jumped by 8.78%, and Ethereum rose by 6.67%. Monero’s XMR surged by 9.32%, and Tron’s TRX increased by 7.24%, while Litecoin gained 7.50%.
How did Bitcoin fare?
Bitcoin fell by 0.31% to $9,287.2 on Monday. The crypto hit an early morning high of $9,330.0 before tumbling to a low of $9,287.2.
On Sunday, Bitcoin soared by 0.76%%, ending the week higher by 2.50% to $9,315.8. The crypto dropped from an early morning high of $9,303.8 to a late morning low of $9,251.2.
Furthermore, Bitcoin steered clear of the major support and resistance levels. However, it skyrocketed to an early afternoon intraday high of $9,368.4. The crypto also broke through the first major resistance level at $9,305.37 before reversing course. It came up against the second major resistance level at $9,364.43 and plummeted down to a late intraday low of $9,175.0.
Bitcoin also slid through the first major support level at $9,193.67 before rebounding back to $9,340 levels. The crypto managed to break through the first major resistance level at $9,305.37 after recovery, ending the day in the green.
On Monday, the crypto total market cap stood at $268.46bn. The total market cap soared from a Monday low of $254.55bn to a Wednesday high of $274.58bn over the week.
