Moodeng price prediction: Liquidation-driven selloff deepens downside pressure

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Moodeng risks retest of November low

Highlights

Trendline breakdown and liquidation spike erased short-term recovery, shifting Moodeng back into bearish structure
Falling open interest and long-to-short ratio signal reduced leverage appetite among Moodeng traders globally
RSI oversold readings and EMA resistance suggest further downside risk toward November lows ahead

The drop started during the previous day’s session when Moodeng price fell over 12% from $0.0763 to a four-week low at $0.064. That level was last traded in late November and now marks a key reference for support. The sharp move coincided with heightened liquidation activity in Bitcoin, which triggered volatility across altcoins.

Moodeng recorded nearly $400,000 in long liquidations across exchanges, its highest in December. That spillover effect caused a breakout from the trendline support and confirmed a reversion back to broader downside pressure.

Moodeng price dynamics (Dec 2025). Source: Tradingview

Price action during today’s Asian and early European sessions has been relatively flat. Moodeng opened at $0.069 and traded sideways through the morning. However, market structure points to sustained weakness. The breakdown below the trendline leaves Moodeng exposed to further decline. Week-to-date loss now stands near 10%, the same as the month-to-date loss, highlighting how quickly short-term recovery attempts have been erased.

Open interest at a weekly low signals a fading leverage appetite among traders

Positioning data supports the case for continued bearish pressure. Moodeng’s long-to-short ratio has declined from 2.4 to near 1.37, a level last seen in late November before the attempted recovery. At the same time, open interest has dropped to $15 million, the lowest level in more than a week. Both metrics reflect a shrinking appetite for risk among leveraged traders and validate the downtrend in price action.

Momentum indicators are also aligned to the downside. Wednesday’s selloff drove the 4-hour RSI below the 30 threshold into oversold territory for the first time this month. The daily RSI remains in bearish territory, suggesting momentum is not yet reversing. On the 1-hour chart, a cluster of the 20, 50, and 100 EMAs between $0.07 and $0.075 is now acting as technical resistance. If price fails to recover through that EMA cluster, the next major downside target sits at $0.0637, the November low. At the current price, Moodeng is now less than 8% away from retesting that level.

In recent analysis, we discussed how Moodeng dropped 2% after a brief bounce off rising trendline support. Solana ETF outflows and bearish indicators pointed to pressure building toward a $0.07 breakdown.

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