FF -4158.73% in 1 Year Amid Regulatory Uncertainty and Liquidity Concerns

On OCT 4 2025, FF dropped by 6.82% within 24 hours to reach $0.00016086, FF dropped by 4158.73% within 7 days, dropped by 1520.66% within 1 month, and dropped by 4158.73% within 1 year.

The dramatic price decline follows a series of regulatory and operational setbacks, including ongoing scrutiny from global financial authorities and a lack of progress in securing stable liquidity. In recent months, FF has struggled to maintain consistent trading volumes and has faced increasing skepticism from institutional investors. A number of market participants have cited the absence of clear governance and project roadmap as key factors behind the prolonged bearish sentiment.

Technically, the asset has remained under pressure within a defined descending channel, with key support levels repeatedly failing to hold amid high short-term volatility. The RSI and MACD indicators have remained bearish, reinforcing the downward momentum observed across multiple timeframes. Analysts project that continued bearish sentiment is likely until a clear catalyst—such as regulatory clarity or project milestones—emerges to stabilize the market.

Backtest Hypothesis

A proposed backtesting strategy aims to model potential performance using technical indicators that align with the observed bearish trend. The strategy incorporates a combination of RSI and MACD crossovers to generate sell signals in bearish conditions. By setting a sell threshold when RSI drops below 30 and MACD crosses below the signal line, the model seeks to capture early declines in price momentum. The strategy also includes a fixed stop-loss to manage downside risk, reinforcing the conservative nature of the approach in a high-volatility environment.

The backtest is designed to evaluate how a similar approach would have performed during FF’s recent downturn. Given the prolonged bear trend, the strategy is expected to generate a series of short-term sell signals, potentially reducing exposure to the most aggressive downward swings. The primary goal of the backtest is to validate the reliability of the technical signals in a real-world, high-volatility setting, with a focus on risk management and early exit strategies.