GRT drops 3.05% as bearish momentum persists below all major moving averages and support at $0.02640

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The Graph slips 3.05% this week

Highlights

GRT trades at $0.02657, remaining firmly below all major moving averages (MA-20 at $0.03218, MA-50 at $0.03632, MA-200 at $0.06453), confirming persistent downward momentum across timeframes.
Bearish signals dominate as MACD, ADX, Bull/Bear Power, and Awesome Oscillator reinforce a sell bias, while RSI at 33.86 and CCI at –91.39 indicate oversold conditions without clear reversal signs.
For the coming week, the anticipated trading range is tight at $0.02640–$0.02729, with a less than 20% probability of upward price movement and prevailing risk of further decline or stagnation.

Bearish technical momentum deepens as indicators trend near oversold

On the weekly chart, GRT remains below all key moving averages, with the closest resistance levels at the MA-20 ($0.03218) and the Ichimoku Kijun ($0.03365). Momentum remains strongly negative: the weekly RSI stands at 33.86, close to oversold territory, while the CCI at –91.39 and a neutral Stochastic RSI signal a lack of bullish reversal signals. Both the MACD and ADX reinforce the current sell bias, while weekly Bull/Bear Power and the Awesome Oscillator confirm ongoing seller dominance. Support is seen just below the current price at $0.02640, with stronger resistance above at $0.02729 and $0.03365.

Tight range consolidation likely as breakout risk remains subdued this week

Looking ahead to the next five to seven trading days, GRT is expected to consolidate within a tight range between $0.02640 and $0.02729, as signaled by weekly moving averages and momentum indicators. The base case scenario favors sideways movement with limited volatility, and chances of a significant breakout are low. A sustained move above $0.02729 could signal a potential pivot toward resistance at $0.03365, but if $0.02640 fails as support, the risk of a further downswing increases amid persistent negative sentiment.

Viktoras Karapetjanc, expert at Traders Union, notes that The Graph (GRT) remained firmly under pressure this week, with price activity well below its key moving averages and sellers setting the tone across all timeframes. He sees the sustained negative momentum reinforced by oversold RSI levels and no strong bullish reversal signals. While the market is consolidating near crucial support at $0.02640, Karapetjanc highlights that persistent negative sentiment could offer tactical opportunities if traders are quick to spot a shift. The analyst expects price to stay in a narrow band between $0.02640 and $0.02729 for the coming week, but any decisive break above resistance could open the door for upside. "Despite the current bearish bias, I see growing opportunity for a rebound if GRT breaks above $0.02729 — I’m watching closely for early signs of renewed demand."

Last time, analysts noted that The Graph (GRT) is trading below all major moving averages, with weak momentum indicators such as MACD, RSI, and CCI reflecting persistent bearish pressure despite a modest intraday gain. The asset is consolidating sideways with muted breakout potential, as technical resistance near $0.03373 caps upside while oversold momentum suggests any rebound is likely to be temporary.

Source of Data: GRT Price Analysis by TU

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