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FARM has been struggling a bit lately.
The current price is around $19.9, which has already fallen below the 99-hour moving average ($20.25), and it’s being suppressed by both the short-term moving average and the 25-hour moving average—this isn’t a great signal. To turn things around, the price needs to climb back above the $20.5 to $20.8 range (near the 25-hour moving average). If it can hold above this level, there’s potential to move up to the $21.4 to $22.5 range.
But if it can’t hold the $19 support line, be cautious of the $18.86 swing low, or even lower. Trading volume has clearly increased during the pullback, indicating significant selling pressure.
Current strategy? To be conservative, unless the price can break and hold above those moving averages, it’s safer to lean bearish.
Another coin getting repeatedly wrecked by the moving averages, just looking at it pisses me off.
If 19.9 can't hold, I'm just going to liquidate everything, no mood to play with it anymore.
This wave of selling pressure is really fierce, the volume and price action looks pretty ugly.
Wait, do you guys think 18 is possible? I'm starting to panic a bit now.
Betting on a rebound? Only if I've lost my mind.
Feels like it's about to break 19, that support is useless.
Honestly, being all cash is the most comfortable, saves me from staring at the charts every day.