After breaking out of a consolidation range, the market is focusing on the $11.50 resistance and $8.00 support as key levels for Avalanche. This article details the technical structure, volume changes, and trend possibilities to help you determine the next phase of AVAX's price movement.
On March 4th, the price of Avalanche (AVAX) rose by 2.77% to $9.64 at 15:50 UTC, with a single-hour trading volume of 327,810 coins, marking a recent high in hourly trading volume. This breakout ended the previous six-day consolidation pattern, which itself was a recovery phase after a sharp sell-off.
On February 26th, AVAX opened at approximately $9.3, briefly rising to $9.45 before sharply declining to around $8.55 in the early hours of February 27th. This drop mirrored that of major coins like Bitcoin and Zcash, reflecting a deterioration in overall market risk sentiment. Subsequently, the price entered a narrow trading range, fluctuating between $8.9 and $9.4 until a significant volume breakout occurred on March 4th.
From a longer-term technical perspective, AVAX has been in a clear descending channel since its high, with the price consistently forming lower highs and lower lows. However, at the bottom of the channel, a small triangle consolidation pattern has quietly formed, indicating that selling pressure is gradually weakening and bulls are beginning to tentatively counterattack. Currently, the price has successfully broken through this triangle pattern, but the key question is: is this the beginning of a trend reversal, or just a temporary rebound in a downtrend?
The upper resistance of the descending channel is currently located near $11.50. If the price can consistently hold above this level, it could open up upward space towards $13.50. Conversely, if the price falls below the $8.00 support, the current rebound structure will be completely negated. At $9.64, AVAX is approximately 19% away from the upper key resistance and approximately 17% above the lower support, placing the market at a critical decision point.
The price has fluctuated repeatedly between $8.9 and $9.4 over the past six days, a low-volatility state known as a "compression pattern" or "coil effect." Once market sentiment accumulates to a critical point, a breakout is often accompanied by a sharp directional movement. The high-volume upward attack on March 4th may be the starting point for this energy release, but it could also be a false breakout, requiring vigilance for a retest confirmation the next day.
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