BONK's Surprising 7% Rally: Can It Wipe Out Monthly Losses?

Generated by AI AgentCoin World
Wednesday, Feb 5, 2025 6:29 am ET1min read

BONK, a cryptocurrency, has shown signs of a potential market rally amid shifting sentiment and increased buying interest. In the past 24 hours, the asset experienced a 7.37% rally, bringing its value to $0.00001851. This rally comes after a series of market downturns, with a 28.79% loss in the past week and 46.55% in the last month. However, analysis suggests that the current bullish wave could potentially wipe out all losses recorded in the market over the past month, allowing BONK to regain its stance.

Derivative traders, particularly those on OKX, have shown a surge in buying interest. The Long/Short Ratio, a metric assessing long contracts (buyers) versus short contracts (sellers), has crossed above 1, indicating more buyers than sellers in the market. OKX traders have a reading of 1.91, while the overall bullish market ratio is at 1.0396. The Open Interest Weighted Funding Rate has turned positive at 0.0051% after a prolonged bearish period, suggesting that long contracts now hold greater value alongside a higher number of long traders.

Analysis of BONK on the chart shows a bullish formation. At the time of writing, the asset was trading within a descending price channel, with the price oscillating back and forth within defined channels, trending downward. The channel now coincides with two major support levels at $0.00001862 and $0.00001582. If the current support level at $0.00001862 holds, BONK would have recorded approximately a 192% gain, reaching $0.00005444. Should the sentiment change and BONK see a drop, it will return to the lower support level at 0.00001582, which should catalyze a rebound. If not, its price could drop further.

The Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) and the Relative Strength Index (RSI) have both shown a bearish signal but with a potential rally close. MACD, which uses long-term and short-term moving averages to determine market movement, shows that the market is still in a bear

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