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Polygon jumps 7.06% today to $0.1137

Highlights

Polygon increased its gas limit to 110 million and now processes up to 2,600 transactions per second, meeting surging enterprise payment demand.
Polygon leads all networks in USDC transfer volume, driven by adoption from fintechs like Tazapay and Revolut for cross-border and stablecoin transactions.
POL trades at $0.1137, above MA-20 but below MA-50 and MA-200, with key support at $0.1080 and resistance at $0.1190 amid weak momentum.

Institutional flows surge as stablecoin transactions boost network activity

Polygon has substantially expanded its network capacity by increasing the gas limit to 110 million and achieving processing speeds of up to 2,600 transactions per second, as demand for enterprise payments accelerates. The blockchain now leads all networks in USDC transfer volume, driven by adoption from fintechs like Tazapay and Revolut, which use Polygon for cross-border and stablecoin transactions. Additional support comes from rising transaction frequency, broader stablecoin usage, and ongoing token burn activity, reflecting the network's growing relevance for institutional partners.

Mixed momentum signals as short-term support holds amid volatility

Technically, short-term bullishness is indicated by POL closing above its MA-20 and the Ichimoku Kijun immediate support at $0.1014, while the medium- and long-term trend remains negative beneath the MA-50 and MA-200. Intraday volatility was high as price ended at the session high, but mixed signals from momentum indicators—including a strong MACD sell signal, neutral ADX, moderately low daily RSI at 48.44, and overbought Stochastic RSI—highlight choppy conviction. The daily CCI and Awesome Oscillator are neutral, while Bull/Bear Power points to lingering buying interest.

Consolidation likely as weak momentum caps upside potential

For the next five trading days, POL is expected to trade within a typical volatility band of $0.1080 to $0.1190. Technical signals currently favor a sideways consolidation between these levels, with downside risk prevailing and a probability of price increase below 20%. A move above $0.1190 could see short-term follow-through, but weak momentum indicators limit this scenario. Loss of immediate support at $0.1080 would expose POL to further retracement unless new bullish drivers emerge.

Anton Kharitonov, analyst at Traders Union, sees Polygon showing short-term activity above immediate technical levels, though with weak conviction and limited upside. He notes strong network adoption and stablecoin transaction growth, but highlights that broader pressure and mixed momentum signals block a clear recovery trend for POL. The risk of retracement remains elevated unless new bullish catalysts appear. "Until POL reclaims the $0.1202 mark, I remain cautious and expect sideways or lower movement to persist."

Last time, analysts noted that Polygon (POL) is trading just above its short-term moving average while remaining well below key medium- and long-term averages, with technical indicators signaling strong intraday downside momentum and continued selling pressure. Momentum oscillators show mixed signals, but volatility bands suggest limited rebound potential and a continued downside or rangebound outlook unless support holds and technical levels are decisively reclaimed.

Source of Data: POL Price Analysis by TU

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