Crypto selloff — Flow shows gains but bearish signals persist in price prediction

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Flow Rises 3.53% Today to $0.352

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Flow (FLOW) trades at $0.352, up 3.53% daily but remains below MA-20, MA-50, and MA-200, indicating persistent bearish pressure.
A September 2025 crypto selloff erased about $300 billion from major altcoins, triggered over $1.7 billion in leveraged DeFi liquidations, and intensified FLOW's downside.
FLOW is expected to consolidate between $0.3560 and $0.3830 next week, with less than a 20% chance of sustained price increase and bias toward further declines.

Broad liquidation pressures deepen as leveraged positions unwind across altcoins

The crypto market faced a sharp selloff in September 2025 as excessive leverage and reduced liquidity led to the largest wave of liquidations since December 2024, erasing about $300 billion across major altcoins. The event triggered forced closures of over $1.7 billion in leveraged DeFi positions and resulted in widespread losses for coins such as Ethereum and Solana. These adverse market conditions weighed on FLOW, with the downturn reinforced by further forced liquidations in Bitcoin and Ethereum after the loss of key technical supports.

Mixed momentum and technical divergence sustain volatility at resistance levels

Technically, FLOW faces dynamic resistance at the Ichimoku Kijun level of $0.3855. Momentum remains mixed — the daily MACD is bearish, while the ADX signals only modest trend strength with a slight bias toward buyers. The RSI and CCI are in oversold territory, and Stoch RSI is neutral. BBP is neutral as well, suggesting neither bulls nor bears currently dominate, while the Awesome Oscillator confirms downside momentum. The price is holding near today’s high of $0.355, indicating moderate volatility and a modestly positive close, even as indicator divergence signals ongoing volatility between bearish and bullish forces.

Sideways consolidation expected as breakout odds remain low

In the coming week, FLOW is expected to trade between $0.3560 and $0.3830. The likelihood of a sustained price increase is very low (less than 20%), favoring further declines. The primary scenario points to consolidation within a sideways range near the current level, while a move above $0.3855 could open room up toward the top of the range. If the price drops below $0.346, increased selling pressure and new short-term lows become likely.

Anton Kharitonov, analyst at Traders Union, sees persistent technical weakness for FLOW, as the asset remains trapped below all key moving averages and faces dynamic resistance at the $0.3855 level. He notes that last week’s market-wide liquidation event has generated a highly defensive environment, with indicators showing mixed momentum and no clear sign of bullish control. Given these conditions, Kharitonov remains skeptical about a significant rebound in the short term and expects continued volatility within a limited range. "Base case remains sideways consolidation below $0.3855 — until that’s broken, there’s little reason to anticipate sustained upside here."

Previously it was noted that the asset remains under all key moving averages, reflecting persistent seller dominance across all timeframes. The article also highlighted that oscillators and negative momentum, suggesting caution, as bearish momentum continues to pressure the asset.

Source of Data: FLOW Price Analysis by TU

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

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