Will DATA extend losses amid persistent downward price move?

Will DATA extend losses amid persistent downward price move?
Data drops 7.63% today to $0.115

Data (DATA) is trading at $0.115, marking a daily decline of 7.63%. The price is currently below its key moving averages, reflecting persistent selling pressure.

IP price prediction
24H -4.09%
$0.1078
48H -8.36%
$0.103
7D -13.17%
$0.0976
1M -63.61%
$0.0409
3M -75.53%
$0.0275
6M -73.04%
$0.0303
12M -81.41%
$0.0209
Current price: $0.1124 -0.0035 3.02%
Real-time Data 07:09
Daily range 0.1129 Arrow from to Icon 0.1147
Weekly range 0.1106 Arrow from to Icon 0.1291
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Highlights

  • DATA/USD has dropped 7.63% to $0.115, trading below key short- and long-term moving averages.
  • Technical indicators reflect sustained selling pressure, with MACD and ADX on sell signals and CCI in oversold territory.
  • Forecast expects DATA/USD to trade between $0.096 and $0.1197 over the next 2 to 3 days, with a high probability of further downside.

Negative momentum intensifies as technical signals confirm bearish setup

On the hourly chart, DATA/USD is below the MA-20 at $0.1208, MA-50 at $0.1216, and the long-term MA-200, with the Ichimoku Kijun level at $0.12 acting as immediate resistance. Momentum remains negative, with both MACD and ADX maintaining sell signals. RSI and Stoch RSI are sitting in neutral territory, while CCI is oversold, highlighting selling exhaustion. Bull/Bear Power is negative at -0.0026, supporting the dominant selling, and the Awesome Oscillator remains neutral, offering no signal confirmation.

Downside risk elevated as volatility undermines bullish reversal

In the short term, DATA is likely to fluctuate within a range of $0.096 to $0.1197 over the next two to three trading days, given high volatility and weak momentum. Upside probability remains very low, while further downside risk is high. A sideways scenario would involve consolidation between immediate support and resistance; a bullish reversal would require a breakout above $0.12, whereas a continuation of the downtrend could see the price slipping below $0.096.

Anton Kharitonov, expert at Traders Union, sees a technically weak setup for DATA. The price remains under all key moving averages and momentum indicators continue to signal selling pressure. He believes upside chances are minimal unless resistance at $0.12 is broken. "I remain cautious here — as long as DATA trades below $0.12, downside risks persist and I would avoid long positions for now."

Earlier, analysts noted that Data was entrenched in a pronounced bearish trend with consistent downside risk due to persistent selling pressure. The latest analysis reinforces this outlook, emphasizing that ongoing weakness below key technical levels keeps downside as the primary risk, with $0.12 serving as the crucial level for any potential reversal.

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