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Crypto Weekly: Venice Token Surges 35% Amid Market Defense

By Markets Desk · 2026-09-13 · 2 min read
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Venice Token leads weekly gains at 35% as Bitcoin falls below $77,000. Market flows shift toward privacy and DeFi sectors.

Venice Token (VVV) gained more than 35% this week, marking the top performer in a defensive market. Bitcoin dropped below the $77,000 level as rising Treasury yields pressured risk assets. Investors rotated capital into utility-based narratives like privacy and DeFi.

The broader crypto market entered a cautious phase this week. Higher oil prices and growing expectations for Federal Reserve rate hikes drove the sell-off. However, the decline was not uniform across all sectors. Specific tokens showed strength despite the macro headwinds.

Privacy and Infrastructure Tokens Lead

Venice Token broke through the critical $20 resistance level. Its weekly RSI remains far below overbought territory. This technical position suggests more room for upside compared to its early-May rally. Analysts project a potential move toward the $25-$30 range if support holds.

Bitway (BTW) rose 22% to become the second-largest winner. The token has climbed for six consecutive weeks. It currently faces resistance near $0.60 with an overbought RSI. A correction is likely before any further upward movement occurs.

DeFi and Altcoin Movers Show Strength

Injective (INJ) gained 10% on Thursday, securing the third spot among winners. The token has climbed steadily since its mid-August correction to $5.30. Its RSI stays at a neutral level, indicating potential for continued gains. Price targets for late September sit between $6 and $7.

Smaller altcoins saw significant volatility. Lisk (LSK) led the action with an 877% move. GreenHood (HOOD) surged 455% and Stonk (STONK) gained 237%. These moves highlight the high-beta nature of lower-cap assets this week.

Arbitrum Faces Selling Pressure

Arbitrum (ARB) was the biggest loser, dropping 27% this week. This decline follows a 124% weekly increase from the previous period. The move appears to be a cooldown as resistance forms in the $0.20 zone. The RSI did not enter overbought territory during the prior rally.

The technical setup suggests a minor adjustment rather than a deep correction. Traders are watching to see if this sell-off turns into a longer trend reversal. According to GN markets/crypto (en-US), the market remains focused on these key technical levels. The next few days will determine the direction for these leading assets.

Based on reporting by AMBCrypto, compiled by the Tradingbird desk.

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