Moodeng price slides 8% to $0.070 as bearish pressure extends into December
Moodeng cryptocurrency has opened December in steep decline, shedding over 8% in Monday’s Asian session to test the $0.070 psychological level for the first time in a week.
The sharp selloff triggered more than $400,000 in long liquidations and marked a deep setback from last Friday’s high at $0.0955. That level had represented a two-week peak and capped a 49% rebound from November’s low at $0.064.
• Moodeng price falls 26% in six days after failed breakout above $0.0955.
• Funding rate at -0.1025 signals shorts paying premium to maintain positions.
• Long-to-short ratio rise to 1.9 suggest traders anticipate a rebound from $0.070 level.
The selling pressure was not entirely unexpected. Friday’s daily candle printed a textbook Gravestone Doji, a bearish reversal pattern that often emerges near short-term tops. The long upper shadow showed how buyers pushed the price aggressively higher before sellers stepped in to erase those gains by session close. The failed bullish breakout and indecisive close-set the tone for the weekend pullback and continued selling into today’s European session.

Moodeng price dynamics (Nov 2025). Source: Tradingview
Technically, the rally from $0.064 had slightly exceeded the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement of the prior daily swing high to low, indicating that the bullish retracement had approached exhaustion territory. Moodeng’s drop from Friday’s high to today’s low near $0.070 translates to a 6-day slide of over 26%. The psychological $0.070 level has acted as a temporary floor so far, but downside pressure is still active.
Moodeng long-to-short ratio rises to 1.9, showing early signs of bottom positioning
Futures data reflects the growing speculative skew. Aggregated funding rate dropped to -0.1025 while the predicted funding rate prints -0.0814. Both values indicate that shorts are paying a premium to maintain their position, which reflects heavy bearish bias. At these levels, traders are increasingly incentivized to close short trades, making the current phase vulnerable to a short squeeze if the price stabilizes.
However, one notable shift is the long-to-short ratio, which has risen from 1.25 to 1.9 since the Friday peak. This uptick during a price drop implies that more traders are positioning for a bottom.
However, until oversold conditions emerge or a reversal pattern forms, any bounce may face strong resistance from overhead supply zones. The Relative Strength Index on both the 4-hour and daily charts still hover in bearish territory without dipping into oversold zones. This suggests that sellers have not yet exhausted momentum, and further dips below the $0.070 level are likely if the funding pressure and sentiment trend persists.
In recent analysis, we discussed how Moodeng consolidated after a 19% rebound from a multi-week low. Price rallied to $0.082 before Fibonacci resistance capped further gains.
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