JUP Price Stabilizes at Channel Support, Can It Break Through to $0.25?

Recently, the price of Jupiter (JUP) has found strong support at the lower edge of a descending channel and rebounded, currently stabilizing around $0.17, indicating a gradual recovery of buying power. Since the end of 2025, JUP has been in a downward parallel channel, experiencing a period of sustained correction. However, the recent price stabilization and improvement in technical indicators provide potential momentum for a reversal in the short term.

From on-chain data, the activity of the Jupiter ecosystem remains robust. Data shows that its daily active address count is approximately 120,000, while the total number of daily active users in the entire DEX aggregator category is approximately 194,500. Although JUP only accounts for a portion of this ecosystem, its user engagement has remained stable over the past few months, and even increased significantly during periods of increased market volatility, indicating its position as a core liquidity routing platform on the Solana network remains solid.

Technically, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) on the daily chart has rebounded to around 54, breaking through the midline level, reflecting the accumulation of bullish momentum. If this indicator can remain above 50, it is likely to push the price towards the channel's mid-rail resistance zone of $0.20–$0.22. At the same time, the Directional Movement Index (DMI) shows that the +DI line is starting to rise, while the ADX maintains a neutral level, suggesting that a directional shift in the trend may be brewing. If buyers can continue to exert pressure and effectively break through the suppression of the downward trend line, JUP may attempt to break through to the upper edge of the channel at $0.25. Conversely, if momentum is insufficient, the price may retrace to the key support level near $0.15. The current moderate increase in trading volume and the continued increase in Solana ecosystem activity provide fundamental support for JUP's subsequent trend.