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01.09.2026

DeepBook technical analysis: Buyer support stands out after recent gains — DeepBook jumps 5.47% today to $0.01407

DeepBook (DEEP) is trading at $0.01407, up 5.47% on the day. The price is currently below its short-term moving average profile but remains above intermediate levels, while volatility remains elevated.

DEEP price prediction

24H -6.03%

$0.0223

48H -6.11%

$0.02228

7D 1.43%

$0.02407

1M 29.33%

$0.03069

3M 186.89%

$0.06808

6M 120.94%

$0.05243

12M 134.72%

$0.0557

Current price: $0.02373 0.00278 13.27%

Real-time Data 13:51

Daily range 0.02102

0.02496

Weekly range 0.01908

0.02286

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Highlights

DEEP/USD holds above mid-term moving average but remains under long-term pressure, trading below its 200-period average.
Momentum signals are mixed with strong intraday buying activity and high volatility, while trend confirmation is lacking.
Forecast projects a trading range of $0.01363 to $0.01482 in the next 2 to 3 sessions, with a 63% probability of upside movement.

Buyer signals mixed as key moving averages diverge

On the hourly chart, price remains below the MA-20 but trades above the MA-50, while longer-term momentum is capped with DEEP under the MA-200. The Ichimoku Kijun at $0.01381 establishes initial support. Among key indicators, MACD provides a strong Buy signal while ADX reads as Neutral. RSI currently indicates a mild Buy at 53.7. CCI and the Awesome Oscillator are both Neutral, and Stoch RSI is in Oversold territory. Intraday, Bull/Bear Power highlights buyer dominance, yet mixed momentum signals point to caution in trend follow-through.

Oscillation likely as upside probability outpaces bearish risk

Over the next 2–3 sessions, DEEP is forecast to trade within a volatility band from $0.01363 to $0.01482. The probability of an upward move is calculated at 63%, with bearish momentum less likely in the immediate horizon. The baseline scenario expects oscillation within this range; a break above the upper bound would trigger further upside, while a drop beneath the $0.01381 support would confirm a bearish shift.

Anton Kharitonov, expert at Traders Union, sees that DeepBook (DEEP) is trading in a volatile, technically mixed environment. He notes the pair is below its MA-20 but above the MA-50, with oscillators sending both positive and neutral signals. In his view, upside potential exists but a firm directional move is still unconfirmed. "Until DEEP reclaims the MA-20 and sustains above $0.01482, I remain cautious and wait for stronger momentum before taking a clear stance."

Earlier, analysts noted a notable shift in DeepBook’s outlook as downside momentum supplanted a prior bullish trend. The latest data introduces early signs of potential stabilization, making $0.01381 a pivotal support level to watch for indications of either recovery or renewed weakness.

Source of Data: DEEP Price Analysis by TU

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

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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