Gram weekly forecast: Around 5% slide brings support and short-term rebound odds into play

Gram weekly forecast: Around 5% slide brings support and short-term rebound odds into play
Gram slides 5.50% this week

Gram (GRAM/USD, formerly Toncoin) is trading near $1.46 after sliding about 5.5% for the week, as a steady decline has pulled the token into oversold territory. Bearish exhaustion is in focus, with traders watching for signs of a short-term reversal or a continued move lower in the coming days.

TON price prediction
24H 1.42%
$1.1765
48H -1.59%
$1.1415
7D -3.53%
$1.119
1M -30.91%
$0.8015
3M -42.78%
$0.6638
6M -52.67%
$0.549
12M 57.58%
$1.8279
Current price: $1.16 -0.035 2.93%
Real-time Data 13:14
Daily range 1.151 Arrow from to Icon 1.191
Weekly range 1.1010 Arrow from to Icon 1.2540
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Highlights

  • Gram fell 5.5% over the past week, trading at $1.457 and setting a bearish long-term structure.
  • The price holds just above key support near $1.4271, lacking sustained trend as volatility remains elevated.
  • Technical momentum indicators show mixed signals with oversold conditions, and the week ahead projects a trading range of $1.3326 to $1.5813 with 73% probability of a decrease.

Mixed momentum signals as volatility rises and sellers dominate

The daily chart shows a developing trend with the recent action characterized by a sharp move lower without a sustained trend, as volatility holds at 17.54%. Momentum signals are mixed: the RSI sits in neutral territory at 42.4363 while both CCI and Stochastic RSI are in the oversold zone, indicating emerging bearish exhaustion. The nearest support is found at $1.4271 from the MA-50, with resistance at $1.4884 and additional resistance at the Ichimoku Kijun level at $1.513. This setup suggests sellers are in control, but oversold momentum readings highlight the risk of a short-term reversal attempt.

Downside risk dominates as probability favors further weakness next week

In the week ahead, the expected range is $1.3326 to $1.5813, with a 27% probability of an increase and 73% chance of a decrease. The base scenario sees Gram trading between support at $1.4271 and resistance at $1.4884. A sustained break above $1.4884 could open a push toward the upper end of the range near $1.5813. Conversely, a drop below $1.4271 would expose the lower boundary at $1.3326 as sellers regain momentum.

Anton Kharitonov, expert at Traders Union, notes that Gram slid about 5.5% over the past week and now trades near $1.46. He sees that sellers remain in control as the token sits below key resistance at $1.4884, with oversold signals starting to appear on daily indicators. Momentum looks mixed — the RSI is at 42.4363, while CCI and Stochastic RSI point to bearish exhaustion. The nearest support is at $1.4271 from the MA-50, while further downside could test $1.3326 if selling pressure continues. Upside remains limited without a sustained move above $1.4884. "As long as Gram trades below resistance, I stay cautious and see any rebound as corrective rather than the start of a new uptrend."

Earlier, analysts noted that Gram was under sustained bearish pressure amid mixed technical signals and persistent volatility. The current analysis adds a focus on oversold momentum readings, highlighting $1.4884 as a pivotal resistance level that could trigger a broader upside move if breached in the coming sessions.

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