NOT Surges 304%, Tops Gainers Notcoin (NOT) stole the spotlight last week.

The Telegram-related project bucked the trend and recorded triple-digit gains in seven days.

Recall that NOT fell 55% soon after its debut as airdrop recipients began to sell off their holdings.

After plunging to $0.00458 on May 24, it did not recover from this downturn two weeks ago.

The asset has now maintained this upward trend, witnessing six winning days out of seven last week.

Due to its surge, Notcoin surged 304% in seven days, topping the list of gainers in the previous week.

The largest intraday gains were on May 27 (59%) and June 1 (35.91%). NOT is changing hands at $0.02505 at press time.

While this price is up 348% from the low on May 24, the crypto asset is still down 44% from the peak of $0.037 it achieved during its Binance debut.

Meanwhile, NOT’s relative strength index (RSI) on the daily timeframe is currently at 82.48, indicating overbought conditions.

At this point, the asset could be on the verge of a correction that could pull the price below the $0.02 region in the near term.

If bulls show resilience, a rebound from the upcoming retracement could result in the previous high above $0.03.

Despite the bumps, AXS trades flatAxie Infinity (AXS) succumbed to the whims of the broader market last week.

The coin managed to recoup its losses in the latter stages. After falling 2.99% on May 26, AXS staged a recovery push the next day.

However, bears regained control of the scene soon after. The asset fell to an eight-day low of $7.236 on the last day of May after falling 5% on May 30.

AXS rebounded from this turmoil, recording an intraday gain of 6.72% on June 1, recovering most of the losses of the past seven days.

Axie Infinity escaped the market decline last week with a loss of only 0.9%.

Its RSI is currently at 55.73. This suggests that the asset still has room for further growth.

The bulls must break the resistance of the upper Bollinger Band ($8.348) to sustain any upward push from this level.

A breakout above the April 24 high of $8.4 could provide enough strength to reclaim the yearly high of $13.5.

On the other hand, AXS needs to strongly defend the support of the 20-day exponential moving average (EMA), which is currently hovering at 7.60.

If the bears are able to break this level, a drop below $7 is likely as the asset’s immediate defense lies at the lower Bollinger Band at $6.882.

TIA Retests One-Month High Above $11 Celestia (TIA) was one of the few gainers last week, rising for three consecutive days at the beginning of the week.

From May 26 to 28, TIA surged 26.2%, with the maximum intraday gain reaching 14.86% on May 28.

Following this sustained rise, TIA reclaimed $11 for the first time since April. The asset maintained its uptrend on May 29, retesting the 1-month high at $11.96 before witnessing resistance from the bears.

The subsequent correction pushed TIA below $11 and below the recently recovered 21-week EMA.

The downturn lasted for two days before TIA rebounded, eventually closing above $11 but below the 21-week EMA ($11.47).

Its daily Accumulation/Distribution indicator shows a surge in accumulation recorded on May 28, with the price rising 14.86% on that day.

Since then, the accumulation trend has stabilized with no significant change in trend. TIA is currently trading at $11.10 and needs to defend the 23.6% Fibonacci retracement level of $11 to hedge against a trend shift into the bearish zone.

Meanwhile, $11.97 is an immediate barrier on its way to higher price heights.