During US trading hours, Bitcoin briefly climbed to new 13-week highs, but the market failed to hold above the $83,000 level. Market sentiment shifted quickly after another wave of news related to Iran. Uncertainty surrounding a possible ceasefire prompted some traders to begin taking profits.
Toncoin continued its strong recovery this week after buyers pushed the asset through several major resistance zones. The rally followed months of sideways trading and weak momentum around the $1.30 area. However, market sentiment shifted rapidly after TON reclaimed key moving averages on the 4-hour chart.
Zcash continues to receive support from several directions at once: a listing on Robinhood, easing tensions between the United States and Iran, and a reduction in the available supply of ZEC are fueling interest in the coin. Over the past month, Zcash has significantly outperformed the broader crypto market. The coin gained more than 125%, while most cryptocurrencies rose by an average of around 15% during the same period.
Ethereum is approaching a decisive moment as price action, derivatives positioning, and network innovation converge to shape its near-term outlook. On the 4-hour chart, Ethereum shows a recovering structure with improving momentum, although strong resistance continues to limit gains.
Zcash staged a powerful rally, pushing price action into a steep upward move that reflects strong bullish sentiment. The recent surge lifted Zcash ($ZEC) to $547.68, marking a sharp 30% daily gain.
Bitcoin has returned to the $80,000 zone but failed to hold above it. Fresh volatility emerged following reports of an Iranian strike on an oil facility in the United Arab Emirates. As a result, oil prices surged, US equities came under pressure, and the crypto market shifted back into a cautious mode.
Recent Bitcoin price action shows the market at a critical decision point as bullish momentum slows near a major resistance ceiling. While the broader structure still favors buyers, recent data suggests a shift toward caution. Traders are now watching whether Bitcoin can sustain its uptrend or enter a deeper consolidation phase after weeks of strong gains.
Chainlink’s price action has entered a decisive phase after months of sustained weakness and sideways movement. The token is currently trading within a tightening range, reflecting a market that has yet to choose a clear direction.
$XRP price extended losses and traded below $1.450. The price is now consolidating losses and faces hurdles near $1.420 and $1.4370.
On April 14, Binance recorded a major spike in Exchange Inflow Coin Days Destroyed (CDD), reaching about 2.59 million. Analysts link this surge to long-term holders moving older coins. This behavior often appears when investors prepare to take profits after price recovery phases.
New Coinglass heatmap data shows that $ETH is once again positioned between two major liquidation zones, with leverage concentrated both below and above the current price. If $ETH falls below $2323, total long liquidations across major centralized exchanges could reach approximately $1.044 billion. On the upside, a breakout above $2563 could liquidate short positions worth up to $531 million.
Bitcoin’s price surpassed the $78,000 mark, reaching its highest level in the past ten weeks. The rally was driven by easing geopolitical tensions and two consecutive record closes of the S&P 500 index.
$XRP is trading at $1.4284 on April 17, down 1.73% on the day but up 6.4% over the week, outperforming Bitcoin, Ether, and BNB. Meanwhile, XRPL validators have begun voting on two amendments that will introduce native lending and pooled asset vaults to the ledger.
The return of Bitcoin above $75,000 is accompanied by skepticism, as margin traders doubt the continuation of the rally, reports Bloomberg.
Bearish sentiment dominates the $XRP market, and analytical data suggests a relatively low probability that the asset will reclaim the $3 level in the second quarter of 2026. At present, $XRP faces a weak technical structure, multiple resistance levels, and limited time for a sustainable breakout, which is likely to cap growth in the coming months.
After recent attempts to break above $73,000, Bitcoin ($BTC) faced strong external pressure. The market was hit by a wave of local sell-offs, causing the asset to pull back to $71,600, losing about 2%.
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