Near Protocol (NEAR) Breaks Ultra-Bullish Trend, Enters Consolidation Phase
Near Protocol (NEAR) has interrupted its ultra-bullish trend that dominated its price action throughout the second half of September, transitioning from aggressive expansion toward consolidation. The token, which surged from approximately $1.80 in early September to over $5, recently saw a correction after briefly reaching the $5.40-$5.60 region. Currently trading around $4.79, its daily RSI has retreated from above the 70 overbought threshold to the low-60 area, and recent consolidation has occurred on substantially lower volume. The important support zone now sits around $4.60-$4.70, with a loss of this level potentially leading to a deeper correction towards the $4.00-$4.10 region.
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