LayerZero (ZRO) Leads Weekly Rebound With 29% Climb From $1.42 Low

A 29% Climb Off the Weekly Low

LayerZero (ZRO) price posted the largest weekly rebound in the tracked altcoin market, climbing roughly 29% from a weekly low of $1.42 to $1.82 by Wednesday, November 4. That gain placed the token first on the week's recovery board, which tracks how far each asset has climbed from its lowest price of the past seven days.

The advance followed a stretch in which several assets surrendered steep percentages from their weekly highs, and the board behind ZRO carried the same shape of relief buying at smaller magnitudes. Lighter (LIT) advanced about 25%, from $2.59 to $3.25. PIEVERSE added roughly 22%, recovering from $0.9466 to $1.16. Stacks (STX) climbed about 21%, from $0.2684 to $0.3241, and Midnight (NIGHT) rose close to 17%, from $0.03531 to $0.04151. ZRO's five-point lead over second place is wide for a seven-day recovery board, and the spread from first to fifth, 29% against 17%, describes a broad rather than a narrow bounce. Because every figure on the board is measured from the lowest print of the week, each percentage reflects how far an asset has undone its weekly drawdown, not how much fresh demand arrived.

On the daily screen, ZRO ranked second with a gain of about 8%, lifting the token from an intraday low of $1.68 back to $1.82. The strongest single-day recovery belonged to Bitway (BTW), which bounced roughly 16% from $0.8766 to $1.02. Pump.fun (PUMP) added about 8%, from $0.003901 to $0.004208, Venice Token (VVV) gained close to 7%, from $20.53 to $22.05, and PIEVERSE appeared again with a 7% recovery from $1.07 to $1.16. The LayerZero token held near $1.82 at the time of writing, with the 24-hour reading still showing a gain of about 6.3%, so the weekly recovery stands intact rather than fading as an intraday spike.

The strongest support under the market, by COINOTAG's composite scoring, sits at $1.7885, a level where the 20-day EMA, the daily pivot and the 0.382 Fibonacci retracement converge, and it is scored 99 out of 100. The nearest meaningful resistance stands at $2.1132, scored 84, which leaves the rebound roughly 16% of room before the next major ceiling. Derivatives positioning stays light: funding on crypto futures runs at 0.0038%, and open interest near $94.3 million shows the weekly climb has not been built on crowded leverage. Daily turnover of about $90.4 million keeps routine order sizes within normal slippage bounds. Traders tracking the structure can follow the full ZRO technical analysis as the token approaches the resistance band.

The Other End of the Weekly Board

The other end of the weekly board shows why the screening is built this way. Bitway (BTW) carried the deepest weekly loss, sitting about 45% below its weekly high of $1.86, the largest drawdown on the list. Grass remained roughly 28% under its weekly high of $0.7682, and Curve (CRV) traded about 25% below $0.3442. Between the two extremes, the week was uneven: the five best weekly recoveries ranged from 17% to 29%, while the three worst drawdowns ran from 25% to 45%, so most of the notable altcoins were still digging out of losses rather than extending gains.

The daily table repeats the pattern from the opposite direction. GRASS, down 28% for the week, also fell furthest within the day, losing about 7% from a daily high of $0.5873. World Liberty Financial (WLFI) slipped about 6% from $0.0521, and Official Trump lost a similar 6% from $1.61. The same BTW that anchored the weekly loss column produced the day's strongest bounce, a 16% recovery off $0.8766, which illustrates the mechanic of the board: a deep drawdown sets the low base from which any rebound is measured, so the worst weekly performer can double as the best daily recoverer.

The screening defines a dip as the lowest price of the past seven days and a rebound as the gain from that level, which makes the table a measure of drawdown recovery rather than momentum. Weekly boards of this kind reset every seven days, so the ranking rewards recovery speed and says nothing about how long a recovered level is held. For ZRO, the reading holds as long as the token keeps its distance from the floor it just left: a retreat toward $1.42, or a close below the $1.7885 support described above, would turn the weekly gain into another unfinished recovery. Even at $1.82, ZRO trades far below its all-time high, so the board's 29% describes distance from a local bottom, not proximity to previous peaks.