March was a mixed month for the cryptocurrency market, characterized by volatility. The Bitcoin (BTC) price traded in a wide range between $76,600 and $95,152, while altcoins were even more volatile.
Even though the Bitcoin Dominance Rate (BTCD) increased slightly, going from 60.81% to 61.72%, several altcoins outperformed Bitcoin. Four (FORM) and Cronos (CRO) led the pack, with monthly increases of 114% and 41%, respectively.
Below, we will analyze three altcoins that can increase significantly in April, outpacing Bitcoin.
Since December 2024, the AAVE price has fallen inside a descending wedge. After several rejections (red icons), the decline led to a low of ₿0.0019 in March 2025.
The price began a gradual upward movement afterward, breaking out from the wedge on March 22. However, while outside the wedge, AAVE trades close to its breakout level.
Technical indicators legitimize the upward movement. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) and Moving Average Convergence/Divergence (MACD) generated bullish divergences before the breakout.
The second altcoin that can outperform Bitcoin is SOL. SOL completed a 500% rally between June 2023 and March 2024 but has fallen since, culminating with a low of ₿0.0014 on March 11.
However, SOL created a triple bottom pattern throughout the month (green icons) before breaking out from a descending resistance trend line that existed for four months.
Similarly to AAVE, bullish divergences (orange) in the RSI and MACD preceded the increase, enhancing its legitimacy. If the SOL upward movement continues, the next closest resistance area will be at ₿0.0019.
AVAX Concludes April Altcoins
The final altcoin that can outperform Bitcoin is AVAX. The AVAX price has trended downward against BTC since December 2024, culminating with a low of 19,860 satoshis.
Avalanche’s wave count suggests the decline is a completed five-wave downward movement (red). If so, the AVAX price has begun a relief rally in response to its previous decline.
Alongside the breakout from the resistance trend line, AVAX reclaimed the 24,000 satoshis horizontal resistance, confirming that the previous drop was a deviation.
Finally, technical indicators support the increase since the RSI and MACD have generated bullish divergence. The indicators also crossed their bullish thresholds at 50 and 0.
So, the AVAX trend is bullish, with a rally toward 34,700-39,300 satoshis expected in April, an increase of roughly 55% from the current price.
Altcoins Gaining Against Bitcoin
AAVE, SOL, and AVAX are three altcoins that could outperform Bitcoin in April.
All three have generated bullish divergences and broke out from diagonal resistances.
The AVAX price movement is especially bullish because of the positive wave count.
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Valdrin Tahiri is a cryptocurrency analyst and reporter at CCN, specializing in technical analysis with a focus on Elliott Wave theory, on-chain metrics, and fundamental research. He brings over seven years of experience in the crypto space as both a trader and writer.
He discovered cryptocurrencies in 2017 while earning his MSc in Financial Markets at the Barcelona School of Economics, which sparked a deep interest in blockchain and market dynamics. Since then, he’s contributed to top crypto outlets like BeInCrypto and CoinGape.
Valdrin also served as Community Manager of BeInCrypto’s Telegram group for three years, helping grow it into one of the largest crypto communities worldwide. His expertise in market structure and price patterns allows him to break down complex trends into clear, actionable insights.
He’s published thousands of articles covering altcoins, Bitcoin cycles, and macro trends.
