DeXe (DEXE) fell 11.08% over the past 24 hours, while daily trading volume slid 27.9% even as an RSI bearish divergence emerged. Over the past week, the crypto AI sector rose 7.9% versus Bitcoin's 4.1%, keeping a broader bullish structure intact despite the near-term pullback risk.

On Thursday, 11 June, Monero (XMR) jumped 16.6% and traded up to $390 after adding 13.3% gains over the prior three days. On Friday it hit an intraday high of $426 before sliding to a $353 close, and it was trading near $347 at the time of writing. The move was tied to large XMR orders placed after a $120.2 million USDT deposit to a TRON address, with analysts flagging downside targets at $292 and $252 unless price can push beyond $437.

After printing an all-time high of $75.51 on 02 June, Hyperliquid (HYPE) has pulled back 21.2% while Bitcoin slid from around $74K to below $59K. The trend structure on higher timeframes remains bullish, but key Fibonacci levels suggest HYPE could revisit $52.52 or $46.21, and potentially the $38.17 swing low. On shorter timeframes, a bounce may extend toward $63 before another leg down, with traders watching $65.78 as a nearby invalidation level.

Bitcoin's recent drop to $59.1K pushed short-term holders into a severe stress phase, with short-term holder whales carrying $16.4 billion in unrealized losses. Bitcoin ETFs have also seen the deepest drawdown on record, with an estimated $10.5 billion leaving since 12 October. Miner indicators worsened too, as the 30-day Puell Multiple slid to 0.74 and Miner Capitulation hit -21%, raising concerns that deteriorating conditions could echo 2022-style equipment shutdowns.

Injective said on 09 June that its Vulcan mainnet upgrade is now live, positioning it as a major update focused on perpetuals, stablecoins, and tokenization. INJ fell 2.01% on Tuesday and was down another 7.14% afterward, though it attempted a rebound in the hours before press time. Despite the post-upgrade sell-off, the analysis pointed to key support zones at $3.72, $4.50, and $5.04 while noting broader market weakness could keep risk elevated.

Ondo (ONDO) has retraced from a May push toward the $0.47 swing high back to the $0.34 area, dropping 5.5% over the past 24 hours and more than 16.9% over the prior week. The move came as Bitcoin saw a sharp sell-off, and the break below the $0.335–$0.350 demand zone kept near-term momentum tilted toward sellers.

Stellar's XLM jumped 102% from $0.147 to $0.297 in the final week of May, then slid 37.8% to below $0.20 as the move retraced. Over the past 24 hours, XLM fell 6.38% while open interest dropped 9.2%, alongside a rise in daily trading volume. Key levels highlighted include the $0.183 range high being retested as support and the 78.6% retracement near $0.173.

Bitcoin (BTC) rose 8.6% over the weekend, rebounding from $59.1k to $64.2k and marking a local high on Sunday, 7 June before revisiting the $64.2k resistance the next day. The move was supported by improving net taker volume, but realized profit/loss (7DMA) stayed negative for 22 straight days, suggesting continued stress. While a push toward $71.2k is technically possible, the higher-timeframe backdrop remains bearish and a bounce would not necessarily imply a trend reversal.

Bitcoin revisited the February low near $60k after sliding for three weeks, alongside signs of capital outflows and a shift in risk appetite. Transaction activity rose, with the 30-day moving average near 640,000 versus a prior 660,000 peak during the September 2024 correction, while miners' margins and hashrate weakened. Analysts also flagged elevated exchange inflows of 10k-12k BTC per day as a sign of ongoing sell pressure and a potential move toward $51k if capitulation persists.