Figma Shares Rise 5.62% as Trading Volume Places Stock at 138th in Market Activity

On August 11, 2025, Figma (FIG) rose 5.62% to close with a trading volume of $0.70 billion, ranking 138th in market activity. Technical analysis highlights prolonged bearish pressure amid key support levels under test.

Recent candlestick patterns indicate a dominant downtrend, with the August 6 low at $76.65 acting as critical near-term support. A near-doji on August 8 ($78–$82.60) suggests potential exhaustion near this level. Fibonacci retracement aligns the 100% level ($76.65) as a pivotal threshold, with a breakdown threatening a decline toward $65.50. However, narrowing Bollinger Bands and declining volume near support hint at waning selling intensity.

Volume-Price dynamics reinforce the bearish bias. The sharp decline from August 1–5 saw escalating volume (peaking at 56.35M shares), while subsequent rebounds occurred on reduced volume, undermining sustainability. Recent sessions show sequentially lower volumes ($14.15M → $7.35M) near $78 support, signaling potential consolidation. RSI approaches oversold territory (34.1) but lacks bullish divergence, maintaining neutral momentum.

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