Will The Graph hold $0.01555 support amid persistent downward price move?

Will The Graph hold $0.01555 support amid persistent downward price move?
The Graph slides 7.26% today

The Graph (GRT) is trading at $0.01634, reflecting a daily decline of 7.26%. The asset is currently positioned below its key moving averages.

GRT price prediction
24H -4.7%
$0.01561
48H -4.49%
$0.015645
7D -12.64%
$0.01431
1M -49.39%
$0.00829
3M -72.97%
$0.00442779
6M -81.11%
$0.00309355
12M -35.63%
$0.01054377
Current price: $0.01638 -0.00131 7.41%
Real-time Data 17:14
Daily range 0.01646 Arrow from to Icon 0.01774
Weekly range 0.01658000 Arrow from to Icon 0.01905000
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Highlights

  • GRT/USD trades below major moving averages on multiple timeframes, showing short-term to long-term seller dominance.
  • Key technical indicators including MACD and Awesome Oscillator confirm bearish momentum, with intraday seller control and oversold signals emerging.
  • Expected price range for the next session is $0.01555 to $0.01689231, with downside risk elevated if price sustains below $0.01555.

Overhead resistance and oversold signals shape momentum outlook

On the technical front, GRT trades below the MA-20 ($0.017215) and MA-50 ($0.0172838) on the 1-hour chart, with the daily MA-200 overhead at $0.02075825. Immediate resistance is highlighted by the Ichimoku Kijun at $0.017405. MACD maintains a sell bias while ADX signals neutral trend strength on the hourly timeframe. Oscillator readings show RSI is neutral, but both Stoch RSI and CCI are in oversold territory, indicating potential but unconfirmed reversal conditions. Bull/Bear Power remains negative, pointing to intraday seller dominance, and Awesome Oscillator confirms continued downside momentum.

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

Downside favored as volatility band limits rebound odds

For the next trading day, the forecasted range for GRT is $0.01555 to $0.01689231, signaling a typical volatility band relative to current levels. Odds favor further downward pressure, while the chances of an immediate recovery are low. The baseline scenario is for continued consolidation within this band. Should price breakout above the Kijun resistance at $0.017405, a short-term rebound could develop, but a decisive move below $0.01555 would likely trigger further declines.

Viktoras Karapetjanc, Senior Analyst at Traders Union, sees The Graph (GRT) under short-term pressure, with price action weighed down by technical weakness and the lack of news catalysts. He notes that oversold signals on several oscillators offer a hint of potential stabilization, but the absence of directional conviction and prevailing intraday seller dominance keep risks tilted to the downside. The analyst maintains a constructive bias and suggests that a breakout above $0.017405 could trigger a rebound attempt. "Despite the current weakness, I remain optimistic that GRT’s oversold status may prepare the ground for a technical recovery if resistance is reclaimed in coming sessions."

Earlier, analysts noted that The Graph was under sustained downside pressure with little evidence of an imminent reversal. The present update reinforces this bearish scenario, with continued negative momentum and oversold oscillators suggesting traders should closely watch the $0.01555 level for signs of either breakdown or attempted stabilization.

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