作者：加密江湖

Key Takeaways

Which crypto tokens were the highest gainers this week?

Telcoin [TEL], Starknet [STRK], Decred [DCR] led the week in gains.

Which crypto tokens lost the most this week?

Internet Computer [ICP], Canton [CC], Filecoin [FIL] saw significant declines.

The crypto market took a sharp hit this week.

Bitcoin [BTC] dropped below the $95,000 mark, marking one of its worst weeks in months. Institutional outflows surged, while long-term holders began selling, raising fresh concerns about market sustainability.

Amid this chaos, a few projects still posted triple-digit gains, showing that the market remains bullish on strong, utility-based narratives.

Weekly winners

Telcoin [TEL] – Mobile-focused token triggered FOMO with triple-digit gains

Telcoin [TEL] topped this week’s gainers chart with a staggering 108% rally.

Yet, it still hasn’t broken the $0.0075 resistance, making the coming weeks crucial for the altcoin.

On a shorter timeframe, bullish signs are emerging.

The week began with TEL dipping 6.79%. However, a 46% spike on the 12th of November, followed by another 30% the next day, accounted for 80% of weekly gains in just two sessions, showing bulls are stepping in strong.

Despite this, the RSI remained below overextended levels. 

Meanwhile, a 14.29% dip on the 14th of November was quickly absorbed, triggering a two-day uptrend. This suggests bulls are actively buying the top, and if momentum holds, a resistance-to-support flip could be next.

Overall, TEL appeared to be entering a strong accumulation phase, with buying pressure steadily building. If this trend continues, $0.007 could turn into key support, opening the door to higher resistance tests.

Starknet [STRK] –  Ethereum layer-2 solution broke key resistance

Starknet [STRK] emerged as the second-biggest weekly winner, rallying 50% from its $0.14 open. Along the way, it broke not one but two resistance zones, signaling strong momentum building underneath.

Supporting this move, AMBCrypto reported a $6.89 million spot buy and bullish technicals, pointing to a potential continuation.

Moreover, the $0.17 resistance was cleared, with STRK trading around $0.24 at press time. 

As a result, FOMO remains active, absorbing selling pressure. Consequently, a move past $0.30 in the short term appears increasingly possible, especially if STRK continues to hold above key support.

Decred [DCR] – Governance coin surged on renewed market hype

Decred [DCR] took the third spot among this week’s market gainers. However, unlike some of its peers, DCR has shown higher volatility, putting it in a textbook bull vs. bear tug-of-war.

The week began with two straight days of downside, as DCR shed around 17%, but both midweek and end-of-week rebounds averaged roughly 15%, showing buyers stepping in.

Nevertheless, the altcoin remains trapped in a loop below the $0.40 wall, lacking a clear directional bias. With both bulls and bears vying for control, DCR remains a relatively riskier play heading into the coming week.

Other notable winners

Outside the majors, altcoin rockets stole the spotlight this week. 

Surge (SURGE) led the charge with a 203% surge, followed by Audiera (BEAT) jumping 200%, and Amiko (AMIKO) rallying 102% to round out the leaderboard.

Weekly losers 

Internet Computer [ICP] –  Smart platform shed 50% of last week’s gains

Internet Computer [ICP] emerged as the worst performer this week, pulling back 30%. However, from a technical perspective, this looks more like a textbook cooldown than a full-blown selling frenzy.

To start the week, ICP dipped 9.86%, following a 15.63% drop from the previous day. This came after ICP’s 72% rally last week, which had pushed it above $9 into Q1 levels.

As a result, the pullback kicked in as weak hands hit the exits, aligning with the broader risk-off market. Meanwhile, the weekly RSI also peaked, suggesting this was a healthy consolidation rather than a breakdown.

Supporting the trend, ICP has been chopping sideways at the $5 level.

If bulls can hold this zone, it would confirm AMBCrypto’s thesis and could pave the way for another upward move. However, if buying pressure falters, a sharper pullback might trigger a sell-off, dragging ICP down to $3. 

Overall, the next few sessions are crucial, as how bulls manage this level will likely determine whether Internet Computer resumes its uptrend or enters a deeper consolidation phase.

Canton [CC] – Enterprise blockchain suffered volatility

Canton [CC] was the second-biggest loser this week, falling to around $0.109. The coin broke below its rising wedge, and repeated rejections near $0.134 show sellers are in control. 

Big moves in the market added pressure: $385k left exchanges. Open Interest (OI) rose to $25.46 million, signaling traders are adding short positions, while long liquidations piled up as bullish attempts faded.

Bottom line?

CC is heading into a key support zone at $0.110–$0.109. Bears are in charge, but a small bounce is still possible if selling pressure eases. The next few days will be crucial to see if consolidation holds.

Filecoin [FIL] – Decentralized storage token failed to sustain gains

Filecoin [FIL] was the third-biggest weekly loser, dropping 25% from its $2.70 open. Interestingly, FIL’s price action mirrored Internet Computer [ICP], hinting at a similar potential path forward.

The week started with straight outflows following last week’s 66.87% rally, showing a classic sell-off as traders locked in gains. However, by the end of the week, FIL consolidated around the $2 level, closing with a 3% rebound.

Technically, the RSI has cooled, suggesting that if bulls defend this level, FIL could be setting up for a potential breakout. While it’s too early to call a bottom, the consolidation hints at a possible base forming.

Other notable losers

In the broader market, downside volatility hit hard. 

DeAgentAI (AIA) led the losers with a 90% drop, followed by Ore (ORE) down 64%, and Saros (SAROS) which slipped 59% as momentum sharply cooled.

Conclusion

This week was a rollercoaster. Big pumps, sharp dips, and nonstop action. As always, stay sharp, do your own research, and trade smart.