Ondo’s token price settled just below 40 cents after a slight dip, showing signs of steady interest from traders despite some profit-taking. At $0.3999, ONDO slipped about 1.5% in the last day but remains anchored above a key support level around $0.36.
This pause comes after a solid rally in late July, where the price jumped from under $0.36 to nearly $0.45. Instead of a sharp reversal, the market looks like it’s catching its breath, with traders balancing between locking in gains and positioning for a possible next leg up.
Data from CoinGlass adds context here. Open interest holds close to $200 million, signaling that many traders are still opening new leveraged bets rather than closing out positions. This active participation suggests the market is not retreating but staying engaged even as the price consolidates.
The technical angle supports this cautious optimism. ONDO has flipped $0.3611 from resistance to support, making it a key level to watch. If the price can push above $0.40 on daily closes, it might clear the way toward the $0.42 to $0.45 range where it peaked recently. Below that, $0.3242 remains a fallback support if selling pressure intensifies.
Indicators like the MACD still lean bullish. The histogram is flattening, implying momentum is cooling, but the general trend hasn't shifted. Volume has pulled back a bit since the breakout, which means fresh demand will be needed to kickstart another rally.
Traders are keeping an eye on how this plays out. The mixed signals from liquidation data where both long and short positions are being taken out point to a market where neither bulls nor bears have firm control yet.
Given the broader crypto climate and recent moves in markets like Bitcoin, which has seen volatility around Federal Reserve announcements, Ondo’s steadiness around $0.40 is notable. The token’s ability to hold this ground while others wobble speaks to ongoing buyer interest and strategic positioning.
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