The cryptocurrency market showed signs of calm on Monday as prices bounced back after a rough weekend sell-off that shook the entire financial space.

Bitcoin (BTC) and other major altcoins staged some level of rebound as confidence slowly returned. At the same time, popular football Fan Tokens like $PORTO, $LAZIO and $PSG held firm and posted daily gains despite weekly losses.

Bitcoin and Major Coins Bounce Back After a Turbulent Weekend

Bitcoin was trading just under $79,000 after dropping close to $74,000 over the weekend. Ether also climbed above $2,340, while Solana, BNB, XRP, and Cardano posted gains between 3% and 6% over the past 24 hours. Despite the bounce, many of the top coins remain down up to 20% on a seven-day basis.

The weekend drop was marked by thin liquidity and heavy sell-offs, but Monday’s buying activity helped restore some confidence to the market. However, this bounce did not erase the damage from the past 7 days, but it slowed the fear that spread during the weekend. The market mood shifted from panic to patience as traders watched to see if prices could stay stable.

Fan Tokens Steady Through the Dip

At press time, the S.S. Lazio Fan Token ($LAZIO) was up by 1.94% as its price stabilized near $0.9624 despite testing a weekly decline by 3.46%. Meanwhile, the FC Porto Fan Token ($PORTO) rose 4.31% to $1.08, with a slight 0.89% drop in the past week.

On the other hand, the Paris Saint-Germain Fan Token ($PSG) recorded a significant increase of 3.47% to trade near $0.718 as it bounced back from its weekly low of 11.90%. These Fanl Tokens boast a combined market cap of approximately $35 million and avoided the steep losses seen in some large-cap cryptocurrencies.

Even as the wider crypto market faced significant price fluctuations, Fan Tokens proved resilient. These tokens often move with market trends and football news, which can help soften sharp swings.

Hence, their modest gains during a turbulent period provided a measure of stability for investors, showing that part of the Fan Token market was able to escape the worst of the weekend crash.

Ebo Victor

Fantoken Market Reporter