$LDO remains locked inside a clear descending channel on the weekly timeframe, keeping the broader trend bearish for now.
Price is currently reacting near the lower channel boundary around the 0.40–0.45 demand zone, where short-term relief bounces are possible. This area has historically attracted buyers, but so far, reactions remain corrective rather than trend-shifting.
Repeated rejections from the upper channel continue to confirm that sellers are firmly in control of the larger structure. Until that behavior changes, upside moves should be treated as counter-trend.
For sentiment to flip, price would need a sustained reclaim above the channel midline. Without that, downside risk remains active, with the potential for continuation toward deeper support levels.
This is still a bear-market structure, not a confirmed bottom.
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$LDO remains locked inside a clear descending channel on the weekly timeframe, keeping the broader trend bearish for now.
Price is currently reacting near the lower channel boundary around the 0.40–0.45 demand zone, where short-term relief bounces are possible. This area has historically attracted buyers, but so far, reactions remain corrective rather than trend-shifting.
Repeated rejections from the upper channel continue to confirm that sellers are firmly in control of the larger structure. Until that behavior changes, upside moves should be treated as counter-trend.
For sentiment to flip, price would need a sustained reclaim above the channel midline. Without that, downside risk remains active, with the potential for continuation toward deeper support levels.
This is still a bear-market structure, not a confirmed bottom.