ARB drops 4.13% amid persistent seller control confirmed by MACD Sell signal

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Arbitrum slips 4.13% this week

Highlights

ARB trades well below key moving averages, reflecting persistent selling pressure across medium- and longer-term trends.
Momentum indicators confirm downside bias, with oversold conditions but no signs of a positive shift or buying interest.
The next week's expected range is $0.0892 to $0.1081, with a bearish bias and further downside likely unless price breaks above $0.1081.

Surging cross-chain bridge inflows drive bullish sentiment in Arbitrum ecosystem

Arbitrum recorded $6.15 billion in cross-chain bridge net inflows over the past week, leading all public blockchain networks. This sharp increase highlights growing capital movement into Arbitrum and other Layer 2 networks favored for their efficiency. The inflow suggests rising interest among users and developers in Arbitrum’s ecosystem and cross-chain infrastructure.

Downward momentum prevails as oversold signals and volatility persist

On the weekly timeframe, technical indicators continue to signal strong downward momentum. ARB remains well beneath both the MA-20 and MA-50, confirming dominant seller control and a lack of bullish signal from trend-following metrics. Momentum oscillators such as the weekly RSI, Stochastic RSI, and CCI all register oversold conditions, yet the MACD and ADX deliver clear Sell signals and Bull/Bear Power confirms sellers' dominance. Weekly volatility measures 14.64%, and ARB trades in the lower part of its recent range, with no sign of a divergence or emerging upward shift.

Bearish bias expected as upside breakout odds remain low next week

For the coming week, technical data suggests a likely sideways or bearish scenario, with an expected range between $0.0892 and $0.1081. The probability of an upward breakout above $0.1081 is below 20%, given the absence of bullish signals among major weekly indicators. If ARB holds above $0.0892, consolidation is anticipated, but a decline below this level could prompt further losses driven by persistent seller pressure. A sustained move above $0.1081 would indicate renewed buying interest and serve as an early signal for potential trend reversal.

Viktoras Karapetjanc, expert at Traders Union, notes that despite ongoing downward momentum in Arbitrum (ARB), this week’s strong $6.15 billion in bridge net inflows is a clear signal of growing confidence and participation in the ecosystem. He believes persistent oversold conditions, paired with increased cross-chain activity, set the stage for a potential shift in sentiment, as market participants begin to reassess the value proposition of Layer 2 solutions. Karapetjanc sees limited immediate upside with dominant seller control, yet views this period of consolidation as a constructive base for future growth if the $0.0892 level holds. He expects the coming week to present range-bound price action between $0.0892 and $0.1081 but remains attentive to early signals of renewed buying. "This week’s inflow activity shows real interest in Arbitrum, and I see the market offering opportunity for patient bulls if support levels persist."

Previously it was reported that Arbitrum continues to face downside pressure, trading below key moving averages with persistent negative momentum signaled by both MACD and RSI, while ongoing capital outflows and weak buyer participation keep sentiment bearish. Near-term price action is expected to consolidate within a volatile range, with immediate resistance at $0.1124 and downside risk prevailing unless sellers lose control.

Source of Data: ARB Price Analysis by TU

The analysis is based on a proprietary model combining technical, on-chain, and expert data. Not investment advice. See methodology

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