Nexo price prediction: Bear trend persists as NEXO gains 10.01% in a volatile range

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Nexo jumps 10.01% today to $0.758

Highlights

Nexo's credit volumes plunged 83% as of January 2025, signaling a sharp decline in risk appetite within the crypto lending sector.
Retail clients withdrew $136.63 million in credit during January 2025, underscoring a broad liquidity contraction across platforms like Nexo and Aave.
NEXO trades at $0.758, below key moving averages (MA-20: $0.8794), with resistance at $0.8115 and likely to fluctuate between $0.74 and $0.79 near term.

Credit contraction deepens as risk appetite wanes across lending

Recent reports show that Nexo experienced an 83% decline in credit volumes, reflecting a considerable reduction in risk appetite within the platform and the wider crypto lending space. Retail clients withdrew $136.63 million in credit during January 2025, underscoring a significant contraction in Nexo's lending activity. This adjustment in credit flows highlights a broader liquidity reset affecting decentralized finance ecosystems such as Nexo and Aave.

Oversold signals emerge as technicals confirm downward pressure

Technical indicators show persistent downside pressure: the Ichimoku Kijun marks resistance at $0.8115 while immediate support is found at the lower end of today's trading range. The MACD and ADX on the daily chart both confirm a bearish trend, with the RSI at 36.68, CCI at –134.7, and Stochastic RSI at 49.29 (strong buy signal) reflecting oversold conditions and mild potential for a short-lived bounce. Bull/Bear Power remains negative and the Awesome Oscillator further supports the prevailing bearish tone. Despite the current price near the session's midpoint and moderate volatility, the recent upward move diverges from the overarching bearish momentum suggested by multiple indicators.

Sideways outlook dominates as breakout remains unlikely amid weakness

Over the next five trading days, NEXO is likely to fluctuate within a typical volatility band of $0.74 to $0.79. The probability of a sustained rise remains very low (below 20%) due to persistent bearish signals from the weekly Moving Averages, RSI, MACD, and ADX. The base-case scenario keeps NEXO moving sideways inside this range, while a decisive break above $0.8115 would be needed for a bullish reversal, which current trends do not support. Further weakness below $0.74 would reinforce the ongoing downtrend.

Anton Kharitonov, analyst at Traders Union, sees Nexo’s persistent weakness as a reflection of both technical and fundamental concerns. He notes the steep drop in credit volumes and withdrawals underscore a shift to risk aversion among users. With all key indicators bearish and no clear reversal signal, the outlook remains defensive. "As long as NEXO stays below $0.8115, I view any upside attempts as corrective in a prevailing downtrend."

Previously it was reported that Nexo (NEXO) continues to trade below its short-, medium-, and long-term moving averages, with technical indicators such as MACD, ADX, and RSI all confirming persistent bearish momentum. Despite a recent price surge and oversold oscillator readings suggesting the potential for a short-term technical bounce, seller dominance prevails and resistance remains near the Ichimoku Kijun, underscoring continued downside pressure.

Source of Data: NEXO Price Analysis by TU

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