3 Altcoins to Watch This Weekend | December 13 – 14
The cryptocurrency market has rebounded in the last 24 hours, and traders are now looking for altcoins to watch, as weekend flows often bring more pronounced movements. Some projects are showing new demand after recent updates, others are building momentum on the charts, and some are approaching levels that could determine their next trend.
This curated list by BeInCrypto highlights three setups that stand out heading into the weekend, each for a different reason.
Keeta (KTA)
KTA has risen around 36% in the last 24 hours. The jump follows the launch of Keeta's new fiat anchor, which allows users to move money between bank accounts and stablecoins with less delay. That update increases real-world usage, so traders may watch Keeta closely this weekend.
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On the 12-hour chart, Keeta has broken above $0.32. The next important level is $0.36, which rejected the last push. A clean close above this could open a move towards $0.43.
The breakout attempt comes with rare support from Wyckoff's volume color indicator, which is based on simple buying and selling strength.
A green bar shows buyers in full control, a red bar shows sellers controlling the movement, a blue bar shows buyers gaining control, and a yellow bar shows sellers gaining control. Keeta has printed two strong green bars for the first time since late November. That shift suggests that real demand is supporting the breakout rather than a short-term rise.
If buying continues and Keeta closes above $0.36, it opens the way to $0.43. If the bars turn blue or yellow again, profit-taking may begin. In that case, $0.27 becomes the key support. A break below this exposes $0.21, which returns the short-term trend to weak.
Keeta remains one of the main altcoins to watch this weekend because its fundamental update and the increase in buying strength now align with a breakout setup above $0.36.
Solana (SOL)
Solana has risen approximately 6% in the last 24 hours, helped by constant news coming from the ongoing Breakpoint event. The most notable update is that JPMorgan is using Solana to organize a tokenized commercial paper issuance. That type of institutional use case keeps interest high even while the broader chart still faces obstacles. And that makes SOL one of the main altcoins to watch in the next two days.
Between December 7 and December 11, Solana formed a higher low while the RSI formed a lower low. The RSI tracks the speed of buying and selling. When the price rises but the RSI falls, it creates a hidden bullish divergence. This generally signals a decrease in selling pressure even before momentum appears on the chart.
The bounce has pushed Solana back toward $146, a level that has blocked every move since November 14. A clean daily close above this this weekend would confirm strength and set a path towards $171. Solana needs about a 5% push to test that breakout, which is well within its normal range when buyers enter.
If $146 rejects again, the retracement zone remains near $127. That level has held since December 2 and continues to act as strong support. A break below this weakens the setup, but as long as the hidden bullish divergence remains active, Solana still has a chance to retest higher levels.
For now, Solana is on the weekend watchlist because both the chart and the news flow from Breakpoint point to a possible attempt at $146.
Chainlink (LINK)
Chainlink has risen approximately 4% in the last 24 hours. That Coinbase naming LINK's CCIP as the default bridge is important because it could increase actual usage. If more wrapped assets move through networks with CCIP, the demand for LINK could increase over time.
An EMA cross is forming on the 12-hour chart. EMA stands for exponential moving average. It is a moving average that gives more weight to recent prices. A bullish cross occurs when a smaller EMA (20 periods), in this case, rises above the longer EMA (50 periods). Traders use that cross as a simple momentum signal. It suggests that short-term buyers are gaining control.
LINK is trading above both EMAs already. That shows that buyers are in control heading into the weekend. If the EMA 20/50 cross completes, LINK could attempt a quick push. The first level to clear is $14.23. LINK needs about 1.2% for a 12-hour close above that. A clean move above that opens $14.99, then $16.78.
If the cross fails, the risk falls again. The key support is $13.37. A break below this would expose $12.44 and then $11.75. At this moment, the chart and news of Coinbase's CCIP align. That combination is the reason why LINK is a standout token to watch this weekend.
