Visa shares weekly forecast: Holds gains as stablecoin settlement expansion draws focus

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Visa gains 1.14% over the week

Highlights

Shares of Visa rose 1.14% over 7 days to $374.86, trading at the top of the weekly range.
The stock maintains a strong bullish structure with price above key moving averages and no nearby resistance identified.
Visa stock is forecast to trade between $371.63 and $378.08 this week with a 76% probability of an increase.

Stablecoin card growth and global partnerships lift demand for Visa services

Visa has rapidly expanded its stablecoin-linked card programs to more than 160 globally, nearly tripling the number from a year ago, CNBC reported. The company’s annualized stablecoin settlement run rate has soared to above $20 billion, reflecting wider demand for onchain payment solutions according to news.bitcoin.com and crypto.news. V is also providing blockchain lenders direct access to settlement data and has partnered with Mastercard, Ant International, and the World Bank’s International Finance Corporation to advance digital onboarding and financial inclusion initiatives.

Consolidation persists over the week as mixed signals temper bullish bias

The daily chart shows consolidation within a contained move and a narrow range, with volatility over the past week at 1.98%. The MACD maintains a bullish posture while the Stochastic RSI is deep in the oversold zone at 16.43, revealing mixed momentum signals. Nearest support is seen at $372.94 from the 20-day average, and the Ichimoku Kijun at $371.76 provides further downside protection. No nearby resistance is identified in the current setup, reinforcing a bias for consolidation with an upward tilt.

Upside risk prevails next week as range break could trigger new highs

Over the coming trading week, Visa stock is forecast to trade between $371.63 and $378.08. There is a 76% probability of an increase and a 24% chance of a decline. The base case sees the stock moving within this expected range, with a sustained push above $378.08 needed for further upside. A pullback below $372.94 or the Ichimoku Kijun at $371.76 would open the door to a deeper retracement.

Anton Kharitonov, expert at Traders Union, sees Visa shares near $375 after a steady 1% rebound this week, pushing the stock into overbought territory. He notes that Visa’s aggressive expansion in stablecoin-linked card programs and partnerships with major players like Mastercard and the IFC are underpinning confidence in its digital assets strategy. The daily chart shows tight consolidation, with volatility at 1.98%. MACD remains bullish, but a Stochastic RSI at 16.43 signals mixed momentum. Support at $372.94 and the Ichimoku Kijun at $371.76 are critical for holding current levels, with no clear resistance above. "Base case is consolidation with a slight upward bias, but I stay cautious unless we see a sustained breakout above $378.08 — any dip below support could trigger deeper retracement."

Previously it was reported that Visa accelerated its stablecoin-linked card programs and saw a substantial year-over-year increase in global stablecoin payment volume. The current setup suggests traders should monitor the stock's ability to hold above the $371.76 support level, as sustained consolidation here could set the stage for another breakout attempt.

Source of Data: V Price Analysis by TU

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