- XRP and TON showed relative strength amid a broader market downturn over the weekend.
- Privacy token Monero (XMR) remained stable despite heightened selloffs in large-cap assets.
- Meme token Toshi and Onyxcoin maintained gains while major altcoins saw heavy outflows.
The crypto market has gone through a period of severe selling over the weekend, bringing most cryptocurrencies down. However, several coins, including XRP, Toncoin (TON), Toshi (TOSHI), Onyxcoin (XCN), and Monero (XMR), defied the trend.
XRP and TON, both high-profile altcoins with distinct ecosystems, showcased unusual stability. XRP hovered near its recent support levels despite increased market volatility. Toncoin, which has seen growing ecosystem development recently, also resisted broader momentum shifts. These performances came at a time when Ethereum, Solana, and other major players recorded double-digit losses. The resilience of these coins may suggest unique market behavior, particularly when analyzed against the backdrop of major ETF outflows.
XRP and TON Weather the Storm as Others Fall
Throughout the weekend, XRP moved in a narrow band and avoided steep selloffs seen elsewhere in the market. The token’s ability to retain key technical levels stood in contrast to widespread liquidations across top altcoins. Similarly, Toncoin displayed consistent intraday volume, avoiding the erratic dips that defined most large-cap trading pairs.
These two tokens, although structurally different in terms of use cases and networks, mirrored each other in terms of performance stability. Market observers noted Toncoin’s integration momentum and XRP’s liquidity depth as factors behind their relative insulation from the downturn. Meanwhile, meme coin Toshi (TOSHI) emerged as an unexpected gainer.
XRP’s current boxed zone mirrors the key 2017 supply that triggered a major collapse. Since its 2024 breakout, this level has become the most liquid area—flipping between support and resistance—and now stands as XRP’s critical gateway to potential new highs.
Toshi (TOSHI) Defies Meme Coin Trend
Unlike most meme coins that saw declines, Toshi (TOSHI) posted a rare gain over the weekend. The asset outperformed comparable tokens that experienced heavy losses. Its trading performance remained robust, as it maintained its short-term volume against other meme coins, which faded away.
Toshi behaved differently from a typical meme token, which characteristically follows the general mood. Its long-term trajectory remains hypothetical, but its current short-term trend was surprisingly resilient and stood out.
Onyxcoin (XCN) Shows Stability During Turbulence
Onyxcoin (XCN), though less prominent in daily headlines, demonstrated strong price stability. The token traded within a narrow range while many small and mid-cap altcoins suffered double-digit losses. Its chart reflected minimal slippage, and no major liquidation events were recorded.
Such weekend sideways action was not accompanied by an increase in trading volume or heavy outflows on the exchange. The token took on the behavior of moving independently of the similar-cap assets. Notably, XCN has also registered such performance when the market declined in the past, supplementing its new consistency.
Monero (XMR) Avoids Selloff, Remains Decoupled
Monero (XMR) did not experience the same market decline as others and maintained one of the more stable price paths of top privacy tokens. Its trade volume was in average ranges, and the price fluctuated in a narrow range, without any extreme downswings.
Monero ($XMR) is again probing its multi-year support zone $290–$320. A strong rebound here may herald a bullish turn, with targets of $400–$450 in the coming weeks.
The asset’s price action seemed decoupled from Bitcoin or Ethereum at the weekend. Long-term, Monero has been a stalwart in turbulent environments, and the weekend did not disappoint. The token with privacy as its watchword continued to defy market-wide corrections without much buying pressure.
