The cryptocurrency market has recovered over the past 24 hours. Traders are now looking for altcoins to follow as weekend flows often lead to sharper movements. Some projects are seeing renewed demand after new updates, others are building momentum on the charts, and a few are approaching levels that could determine their next trend.

This list compiled by BeInCrypto highlights three setups that stand out this weekend – each for a different reason.

Keeta (KTA)

KTA has risen approximately 36% in the past 24 hours. The increase followed the new launch of Keeta’s fiat anchor, making it easier for users to move money between bank accounts and stablecoins, with less delay. This upgrade makes real-world usage easier, so traders can keep a close eye on Keeta this weekend.

More of these token insights? Sign up for the daily crypto newsletter from editor-in-chief Harsh Notariya here.

On the 12-hour chart, Keeta has now broken out above $0.32. The next important level is $0.36, where the previous movement was rejected. A clear close above that can create space for a rise toward $0.43.

The breakout attempt receives rare support this time from the Wyckoff volume-color indicator, which is based on simple buying and selling strength.

A green bar means that buyers have full control, a red bar means that sellers dictate the movement, a blue bar shows that buyers are taking control, and a yellow bar indicates that sellers are gaining control. For the first time since late November, Keeta has formed two strong green bars. This change shows that real demand supports the breakout rather than just a short spike.

If the buying continues and Keeta closes above $0.36, the path to $0.43 opens up. If the bars revert to blue or yellow, profit-taking can begin. In that case, $0.27 becomes the key support level. A drop below that brings $0.21 back into play, which weakens the short-term trend again.

Keeta remains one of the altcoins to watch this weekend as the fundamental upgrade and growing buying power now converge in a breakout above $0.36.

Solana (SOL)

Solana has increased by about 6% in the past 24 hours, aided by a steady stream of news from the ongoing Breakpoint event. The most notable update is that JPMorgan is using Solana to issue a tokenized commercial paper. Such institutional applications keep interest high, even though there are still long-term obstacles on the chart. Therefore, SOL is one of the key altcoins to watch over the next two days.

Between December 7 and 11, Solana formed a higher low and showed the RSI a lower low. The RSI tracks the speed of buying and selling. If the price rises but the RSI falls, a hidden bullish divergence occurs. That signal often means that selling pressure decreases before the momentum is visible on the chart.

The recovery has brought Solana back toward $146, a level that has halted every upward move since November 14. A clear daily close above this level this weekend confirms strength and creates space to $171. Solana needs about a 5% rise to test that breakout, which easily falls within Solana's normal range when buyers are active.

If $146 rejects again, the support zone still lies around $127. That level has been a strong bottom since December 2 and serves as a strong support floor. A drop below weakens the setup, but as long as the hidden bullish divergence remains, Solana can still attempt higher levels.

For now, Solana is on the weekend watchlist, as both the news and the chart indicate a possible new attempt at $146.

Chainlink (LINK)

Chainlink has increased by about 4% in the past 24 hours. Coinbase calls LINK’s CCIP the standard bridge, which is important because this can increase actual usage. If more wrapped assets go via CCIP between networks, the demand for LINK may increase over time.

On the 12-hour chart, an EMA crossover is forming. EMA stands for exponential moving average, a moving average that gives more weight to recent prices. A bullish crossover occurs when a shorter (20-period) EMA moves above the longer (50-period) EMA. Traders use such a crossover as a simple momentum signal. It indicates that short-term buyers are becoming stronger.

LINK is already trading above both EMAs. This shows that buyers maintain control heading into the weekend. If the 20/50 EMA crossover succeeds, LINK may attempt a rapid rise. The first level to break is $14.23. LINK needs about a 1.2% rise to close above that in 12 hours. A clean move above opens the way to $14.99 and then $16.78.

If the crossover fails, the risk returns to the downside. The main support lies at $13.37. A drop below this level follows to $12.44 and then to $11.75. At this moment, the chart and the news about Coinbase CCIP align. This combination makes LINK an important token to watch this weekend.