RAY slides around 10.5% as token trades below 20-day moving average and faces strong selling pressure
Raydium (RAY) fell 10.4% following a wave of spot selling and a decline in trading volume, as the token approached the $2.00–$2.15 range. The move shows clear near-term weakness, with RAY trading below its 20-day moving average, while underlying medium- and long-term technicals remain bullish and nearby support levels could limit further losses.
Highlights
- Raydium's RAY token saw a recent surge in spot selling and trading activity, with perpetual-futures volume reaching $9.9 million.
- RAY gained over 40% in the past month, but recent trading volume has fallen below monthly averages, with no confirmed regulatory or protocol-specific actions impacting it.
- Technicals show RAY/USD below its 20-day moving average with mixed momentum indicators, and forecast near-term movement in a $1.5897 to $2.0979 range.
Trading activity shifts as spot selling surges despite lack of news
Raydium's RAY token, a decentralized exchange and liquidity protocol token built on the Solana network, experienced increased spot selling, bringing heightened trading activity across spot and perpetual-futures with perpetual-futures volume reaching $9.9 million. Over the last month, RAY was reported to have gained more than 40%, but recent trading sessions saw volume fall back below monthly averages. There were no confirmed regulatory or protocol-specific actions affecting Raydium in this period.
Medium-term bullish trend persists as intraday volatility rises
RAY/USD is trading below its 20-day moving average at $2.1324, but remains above the 50-day ($1.5928) and 200-day ($0.9038) moving averages, highlighting a medium- and long-term bullish structure despite short-term selling pressure. The Ichimoku Kijun is at $2.0164, setting near-term resistance, with the pair just above the nearest support at $1.5928 and resistance at $1.9543. Momentum signals are mixed: MACD and ADX suggest continued upside momentum, whereas RSI is neutral at 53.2 and Stochastic RSI flags oversold conditions. The CCI remains close to neutral, and Bull/Bear Power (BBP) is marginally positive at 0.014, suggesting modest intraday buyer advantage. The sharp 10.4% drop after a gap down and sustained pressure near session lows indicates divergence between active momentum and short-term exhaustion, amid intraday volatility of 6.78%.
Earlier, analysts noted that Raydium was facing persistent downside risk as technical momentum faded and volatility increased. The current data add a new dimension by highlighting a divergence between intraday selling pressure and underlying medium- and long-term bullish structure, making the $1.5897 support level a critical threshold to monitor for trend confirmation.