Crypto Signal Recap: June 4 – June 11, 2026 — 72 Signals Across 12 Coins

Every hour, CoinSeekly's feed logs the technical signals firing across the top coins — RSI extremes, MACD crossovers, volume spikes, and detected chart patterns. This is the weekly roll-up for June 4 – June 11, 2026: 72 distinct signal flags across 12 coins, and the week's signal flow was mixed.

The week by the numbers

Signal	Coins flagged this week	Historical 30-day win rate
Chart pattern detected	12	—
Volume spike	12	—
MACD bearish cross	12	54%
MACD bullish cross	12	49%
RSI overbought	12	48%
RSI oversold	12	54%

Historical win rates come from our back-test of the full signal history — every occurrence across 47 coins graded by the move 30 days later. A signal firing is information, not instruction; the base rate is what tells you how much weight it deserves.

Standout signals

• Bitcoin (BTC) — BTC MACD bearish crossunder (Thursday)
• Ethereum (ETH) — ETH MACD bearish crossunder (Thursday)
• BNB (BNB) — BNB MACD bearish crossunder (Thursday)
• XRP (XRP) — XRP MACD bearish crossunder (Thursday)
• Solana (SOL) — SOL volume spike +203% (Thursday)
• TRON (TRX) — TRX MACD bullish crossover (Thursday)

Biggest movers in the top 30

Gainers: WhiteBIT Coin (+9.9%), Canton (+7.0%), Figure Heloc (+2.4%).

Losers: Zcash (-28.8%), Hyperliquid (-25.6%), Bitcoin Cash (-18.6%).

Where the market stands now

As of publication: 1 tracked coin is RSI oversold, 2 are overbought, 0 are in a golden cross state and 0 in a death cross. The live lists update continuously on each signal page.

Put base rates behind your trades

Signals fire constantly — the edge is knowing which ones historically meant something. Our signal win-rate study grades every one of these signals across years of history, split by bull and bear regime, and the track record keeps the numbers current daily. To get next week's signals as they happen instead of in the recap, the screener alerts on every one of them by email or Telegram.

This recap is generated from CoinSeekly's signal feed and is educational information, not financial advice. Technical signals describe historical tendencies, not certainties.