GRT drops 4.12% amid sustained weakness below key moving averages and bearish technical momentum – weekly outlook
The Graph (GRT) is currently trading at $0.02564, marking a weekly decline as it remains below all major weekly moving averages — MA-20 ($0.02732), MA-50 ($0.03365), and MA-200 ($0.05963). This places GRT firmly in a short-, medium-, and long-term downtrend with negative momentum confirmed over the last week.
Highlights
- GRT is trading at $0.02564, remaining below the MA-20, MA-50, and MA-200, confirming short-, medium-, and long-term bearish trends.
- Momentum indicators—including MACD ('Strong Sell'), ADX, and negative Bull/Bear Power—signal robust, persistent selling pressure, with RSI (37.86) and CCI (-100) showing oversold conditions.
- The expected five-day trading range is $0.02300–$0.02750, with the Ichimoku Kijun resistance at $0.02983 and a baseline scenario of sideways or further downside movement.
Bearish momentum intensifies with no weekly support evident
On the weekly timeframe, GRT continues to trade under significant pressure, confirmed by its persistent weakness below the MA-20, MA-50, and MA-200. The nearest dynamic resistance is at the Ichimoku Kijun of $0.02983, while no substantial support levels are evident above the current market price. Weekly momentum readings remain bearish, with the RSI at 37.86 signaling ongoing weakness and approaching oversold territory, and the CCI at -100 further indicating potential oversold conditions. Weekly Stochastic RSI trends are also pointing to oversold, while the broader momentum indicators (MACD, ADX, Bull/Bear Power) reinforce a predominantly bearish outlook.