GRT consolidates at the bottom of its seven-day range as volatility remains elevated: weekly review

GRT consolidates at the bottom of its seven-day range as volatility remains elevated: weekly review
The Graph falls 6.57% this week

The Graph (GRT) closed the week at the lower end of its recent weekly range, having fallen $0.0017 (6.57%) over the last seven days. The asset is trading well below its 20-week ($0.03027070), 50-week ($0.06232728), and 200-week ($0.13083982) moving averages, underscoring persistent medium- and long-term downside momentum.

GRT price prediction
24H -1.91%
$0.0201555
48H -8.33%
$0.0188355
7D -18.16%
$0.0168155
1M -22.37%
$0.0159505
3M -15.13%
$0.01743836
6M -32.55%
$0.01385946
12M -66.2%
$0.0069443
Current price: $ 0.020547 0.000587 2.94%
Real-time Data 03:23
Daily range 0.01957 Arrow from to Icon 0.0208
Weekly range 0.01880000 Arrow from to Icon 0.02445000
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Highlights

  • GRT trades below all major moving averages, confirming sustained downward momentum in both medium- and long-term trends.
  • Momentum and trend indicators signal strong selling pressure, with negative MACD, ADX, and Bull/Bear Power readings dominating.
  • Expected price range for the next week is $0.0221 to $0.0271, with less than 20% probability of a bullish reversal.

Downtrend accelerates over the week as sell signals and volatility align

Weekly technical signals remain firmly negative for GRT. The weekly MACD indicates a strong sell and the ADX points to continued dominance by sellers, while the RSI and CCI are both oversold. Despite a short-term divergence flagged by the overbought Stochastic RSI, negative Bull/Bear Power and broad oscillator readings reinforce the active downtrend, with the price hovering near the bottom of the weekly range and volatility at 10.22%.

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

Further downside favored this week as technicals limit breakout potential

Looking ahead over the next seven days, the expected trading range for GRT is $0.0221 to $0.0271. With none of the four major technical indicators signaling a buy or strong buy, the probability of an upward move remains below 20%, making further declines likely. The baseline forecast calls for consolidation within this range; a bullish scenario would require a break above $0.0271, which is unlikely under current conditions, while prolonged negative momentum could trigger a move below $0.0221.

Jainam Mehta, market strategist, notes that GRT remained under pronounced downside pressure this week, closing at the bottom of its recent range after a 6.57% slide. He observes persistent structural weakness, with the price well below all major weekly moving averages and sellers controlling the technical picture. A temporary technical divergence is visible, but Mehta sees little justification for a bullish stance until there is a convincing break above $0.0271. "Unless we see a weekly close back above resistance, I expect consolidation or further downside toward the $0.0221 mark this week."

Earlier, analysts noted that The Graph remained under pronounced medium- and long-term bearish pressure, with sellers maintaining firm control. This week's sustained negative momentum and deepening oversold signals reinforce the prevailing downtrend, making a decisive breach below the $0.0221 support level the key risk to monitor in the coming days.

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