Three cryptocurrencies posted strong weekly gains, with Unibase (UB) leading the pack at a 61% rise. The token, which serves as a decentralized memory layer for AI agents, now trades at $0.1943 with a market cap of $486 million. Cardano (ADA) added 24% to hit $0.1945, while Algorand (ALGO) climbed 13% to $0.0904.
Unibase hits resistance after parabolic move
UB's rally has brought it to a key technical level. The token is testing resistance at the 0.236 Fibonacci retracement of $0.1928. If support holds, the next target sits at $0.2466. But volume is declining and the relative strength index (RSI) is approaching 70, a zone that often signals overbought conditions. The RSI itself is at the 0.236 Fib level, suggesting momentum may be fading.
Cardano's rally backed by network upgrade
ADA's price action looks healthier. The token faces resistance at the $0.20 confluence — the 0.382 Fib level at $0.2052 and the lower band of a broken descending channel. Its RSI is near 70 but with a higher high, and volume is rising alongside price. That momentum is supported by fundamentals: Cardano recently completed an upgrade and the upcoming Dijkstra era has drawn attention from the network's community.
Algorand bounces but trend still down
ALGO bounced off the $0.08 support zone, which aligns with the 0.0 Fib level at $0.0794. It now faces resistance at the 0.786 Fib ($0.0923). Volume is declining and the RSI sits at 62. The broader trend remains a downtrend until the token can reclaim the 0.618 Fib level at $0.1024. On the positive side, Algorand’s recent quantum security roadmap gained traction after France announced new certification rules, giving the project a potential narrative boost.
Whether UB can break through its resistance with fading volume, whether ADA can clear $0.20 on rising momentum, and whether ALGO can flip its downtrend — those are the questions heading into next week.
