Three altcoins — Venice (VVV), Toncoin (TON), and Internet Computer (ICP) — have broken out of multi-month trading ranges this week, each logging sharp gains as capital rotates into assets that spent months grinding sideways. Venice leads the pack with a 78% seven-day surge to around $16.80, while Toncoin pulled back 6% to $2.28 after a strong run and ICP rallied more than 40% to $3.39. The moves mark the start of what traders describe as active expansion legs after a long period of compression.
Venice hits resistance at $17.30
VVV touched the 1.272 external Fibonacci retracement at $17.30 before settling near $16.80. The next resistance sits at the 1.618 external Fib level of $21.52, and X user @TimeFreedomROB expects volume to pick up once the token clears $22.50 and enters price discovery. For now, the key floor to watch is $9.30 — below that, the bullish thesis cracks.
Toncoin gives back some, holds most
TON pulled back 6% from its recent peak but still holds roughly 80% of its weekly gain. Support at the 0.382 Fib at $2.12 is the line in the sand. X user @mejsidzej flags the first pullback zone at $2.08–$2.33, with a deeper area at $1.60–$1.76 if sellers take control. Resistance above sits at the 0.786 Fib near $3.18.
ICP flips $3.10 to support
Internet Computer rallied past its 0.382 Fibonacci level at $3.10 and has flipped that zone into support. Next resistance is around $4.23. X user @KatochXcrypto sees a longer-term weekly chart target near $13, citing a descending channel breakout.
The support levels that matter
The bullish case for all three coins rests on a simple set of holds: VVV above $9.30, TON above $2.12, ICP above $3.10. If any of those break, the breakout narrative loses credibility. For now, the technical structure points higher — but the pullback in TON and the resistance VVV just hit serve as reminders that these moves aren't straight lines.
