Bitway, Venice Token, and Filecoin Lead Weekly Altcoin Gains with Diverging Chart Strength

During the third week of September, three altcoins topped the seven‑day performance leaderboard among the top 100 crypto assets. Bitway (BTW), Venice Token (VVV), and Filecoin (FIL) each posted notable gains, yet their technical profiles differed markedly.

Bitway (BTW): Largest Gain, Weakest Confirmation

BTW rose 43.2% over the week, trading around $0.70. The token, used for gas and governance on the Bitway Ledger proof‑of‑stake chain, faced a resistance rejection between $0.75 and $0.78. A 46% intraday swing moved the price from $0.5439 to $0.7944, while trading volume remained below levels seen in June and July. RSI indicated the first bearish divergence of the rally, slipping from roughly 85 to the low 70s despite a 75% price climb since mid‑August. Key support sits near $0.48, about 31% below the current price, with deeper correction potentially reaching $0.15.

Venice Token (VVV): Retesting Prior Record High

VVV gained 33.5% weekly, hovering near $22.33. After a 26.7% pullback from its September 9 peak of $29.288, the token found support at the June 3 record high of $21.469 and the 0.236 Fibonacci level of $22.806. The daily session opened at $21.463, dipped to $21.191, and recovered above the band. RSI sits around 60 with no bearish divergence. Notably, the magnitude of rally legs between record highs has contracted from 115.6% to 36.4%.

Filecoin (FIL): Strong Volume Supports Modest Gain

FIL increased 61.3% from its August 18 low of $0.6095, trading near $0.99. Daily turnover reached $420 million, representing a 51% turnover‑to‑market‑cap ratio—the highest among the week’s leaders. The price broke above $0.80 (the 0.236 Fibonacci level), touched $1.0370, and settled back, with the 0.5 retracement at $0.9668 acting as immediate support. The next resistance is at $1.0511.

Comparative Overview

• BTW posted the biggest percentage gain but has the weakest chart support and declining volume.
• FIL’s gain was smaller, yet its support is tight and volume confirms the move.
• VVV sits in the middle, testing a previously validated price zone.