BTC's 25% weekly rise detonates the counterfeit market, with ZEC/Aave/XRP leading the way

According to WooFunai, the price of Bitcoin climbed to $78,702, driving assets such as Zcash, Aave, and Ripple to become the biggest winners in this round of rebound, and market liquidity improved markedly.

Zcash's weekly increase reached 75.5%, hitting the $903 target and falling back to $846.51, surpassing the November 2025 high and entering the initial Fibonacci retracement range; Aave broke a seven-month downward channel, and its technical breakthrough coincided with the recovery in TVL and loan agreement activity in the third quarter of 2026.

According to data compiled by WooFunai, Ripple rebounded 53%, ending the downward trend since the peak of $3.66 in July 2025. The resistance level has blocked the rebound four times in the past 13 months. The current price is $1.50, a slight drop of 1.02% from the previous day. Along with the highest trading volume since February 2026 and the net inflow of US$1.55 billion in spot Ripple ETFs, there are obvious signs of capital involvement.

At the market structure level, Bitcoin's consolidation above the $75,000 support level prompted capital flows to alternative assets, and the Aave supply absorption situation reflects that the DeFi sector is in a period of consolidation after the downturn. If ZEC and Ripple can break through long-term resistance, short-term selling pressure is expected to ease, but the continuation of the trend still depends on Bitcoin's stability. The monthly K-line closing in August 2026 and the September institutional capital flow report will be key time points to confirm the new support level.