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Marathon Digital is strengthening its balance sheet and increasing optionality as it scales into digital energy and AI/HPC.
The company shared this update in a recent tweet and provided a link for more information. Details are being clarified.
MARA is trading below the SMA-20 ($8.76), SMA-50 ($8.84), and well beneath the SMA-200 ($13.78), indicating persistent selling pressure across all timeframes with no technical sign of a reversal. The Ichimoku Kijun on D1 is at $8.80, which sits above the current price and establishes immediate resistance; the next near-term support is the SMA-20 at $8.76, followed by the SMA-50 at $8.84 as further resistance. The SMA-100 ($10.27) and the SMA-200 ($13.78) are clustered higher as key resistance levels, while the next meaningful support level remains close to the recent weekly low of $7.71.
Momentum signals on D1 are firmly bearish, with the MACD in "Sell" territory and ADX suggesting a lack of directional strength. RSI, CCI, and Stoch RSI are all in oversold territory, highlighting short-term exhaustion yet with no tangible reversal emerging. BBP also signals dominance by sellers, confirming intraday downward momentum. In today's session, MARA declined 6.53%, underscoring the high selling pressure. Over the past week, MARA has fallen $0.44 (5.20%) from the previous close of $8.46 and now trades at the very bottom of its weekly range, with volatility standing at 21.92%. This steady decline from the weekly high is consistent with the bearish signal from momentum indicators.
For the coming week, the realistic price range for MARA is expected between $7.60 and $8.60, reflecting the heightened volatility but keeping within 10% of the current price given recent amplitude and history. There is a very low probability (less than 20%) of a price increase, as the combined signals from W1 MACD, RSI, and longer-term moving averages remain strongly bearish. The baseline scenario favors consolidation near recent lows, with price action likely to stay in a sideways corridor between $7.60 and $8.60. A bullish scenario would require a break above near-term resistance at $8.76, opening the way to test $8.84–$9.00. The bearish scenario foresees a drop below $7.70 support, increasing downside risk toward the 52-week low of $6.66. While the current price trades much closer to this yearly low than its $23.45 high, prevailing signals suggest the path of least resistance remains downward in the short term.
Earlier, analysts noted that Marathon Digital remained under persistent bearish momentum, with expectations for continued rangebound trading. In light of ongoing developments, traders should monitor for any emerging signals that could indicate a break from the current consolidation and potentially define the next directional move.