The Graph price prediction: Rangebound action ahead? GRT gains 7.07%

The Graph price prediction: Rangebound action ahead? GRT gains 7.07%
The Graph gains 7.07% today

The Graph (GRT) is trading below the MA-20 ($0.031141), MA-50 ($0.035885), and MA-200 ($0.063739) moving averages, underscoring established bearish pressure across short-, medium-, and long-term timeframes. On the day, GRT has gained 7.07%, reaching $0.027357, opening slightly higher than the previous close and approaching session highs amid increased intraday volatility and a shift toward buying pressure.

GRT price prediction
24H 0.62%
$0.01954
48H 5.25%
$0.02044
7D -1.54%
$0.01912
1M -37.67%
$0.012105
3M -30.7%
$0.01345823
6M -44.92%
$0.01069618
12M -72.4%
$0.00535933
Current price: $ 0.01942 -0.00036 1.82%
Real-time Data 16:31
Daily range 0.01907 Arrow from to Icon 0.01979
Weekly range 0.01856000 Arrow from to Icon 0.02152000
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Highlights

  • GRT/USD remains below the MA-20 ($0.031141), MA-50 ($0.035885), and MA-200 ($0.063739), confirming persistent bearish momentum across all major timeframes.
  • Momentum indicators are negative on the daily with MACD and ADX confirming a bearish trend, while RSI (31.78) signals oversold conditions and short-term volatility.
  • A consolidation band between $0.0268–$0.0277 is expected for the coming week, with less than a 20% probability of a price rebound; breakdown below $0.0268 reinforces the bearish scenario.

Bearish momentum persists as oversold signals and volatility diverge

Technically, GRT/USD remains in a bearish pattern with the price trading well below its nearest dynamic resistance and support, the Ichimoku Kijun at $0.033645. Daily momentum remains negative, as MACD and ADX both confirm ongoing bearish strength, and both RSI (31.78) and CCI indicate oversold conditions. The Stochastic RSI at 63.66 suggests a potential short-term rebound, but Bull/Bear Power stays negative, supporting clear intraday dominance by sellers. A divergence is noted between short-term momentum and longer-term oscillators, hinting at possible near-term volatility while the overall backdrop remains weak.

The Graph asset chart
The Graph price dynamics. Source: TradingView.

Downside risk prevails as consolidation expected within narrow band

For the coming week, GRT is expected to consolidate within the typical volatility band of $0.0268–$0.0277, with less than a 20% chance of upward movement. The likelihood of a further decline is elevated, as all key weekly indicators — MA-50, RSI, ADX, and MACD — remain bearish. The baseline scenario projects sideways action within this range. A close above $0.0277 could prompt a push to higher resistance levels, while persistent weakness below $0.0268 would reinforce the prevailing downtrend.

Anton Kharitonov, expert at Traders Union, notes that all major technical signals for The Graph (GRT) continue to point lower across every timeframe. He believes the risk remains to the downside, with no notable news to spark a shift in sentiment. The analyst sees only a slim chance of sustained recovery unless $0.0277 is reclaimed, with short-term volatility likely remaining within the current narrow range. "Unless we see a decisive break above $0.0277, the base case is further weakness and rangebound action," Kharitonov states.

Previously it was reported that The Graph remains decisively below all major moving averages with bearish weekly momentum, as indicators like RSI, CCI, and MACD show persistent negative pressure and weak reversal signals. The asset is expected to consolidate within a narrow range near key support and resistance, with limited breakout risk and ongoing seller dominance.

The information is based on forecasts and does not constitute investment advice or a guarantee of future results. Market conditions may change. See our Disclaimer and Editorial Integrity for details.
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