The current trend of AAVE is relatively weak. Although there is a slight Rebound, the price is stuck around 157.7, slightly below the 7-hour moving average (~158.6). More critically, it is clearly lagging behind the two key moving averages of 25 hours (~165) and 99 hours (~176), with an overall bearish pattern. To turn the situation around, it needs to break through the resistance zone of 165-176. Once it holds above this level, it could surge towards 170-180, and optimistically, we might even see 190-193. On the flip side, the support below is around the 155-153 line, with a lower point around 154.82 being more solid. The Trading Volume is interesting—recently, quite a few buy orders have come in, but overall, selling pressure still dominates. If the long positions want to turn the tide, there needs to be a strong upward breakout to regain the 25/99-hour moving averages.
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LiquidationKing
· 2025-12-24 12:31
157 cards here are really annoying; breaking through 165-176 is the real goal, otherwise it's just repeatedly slacking off.
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AirdropFreedom
· 2025-12-22 15:52
AAVE is really getting stuck this time, with the 157.7 level being firmly pressed down. It feels like breaking through 165-176 is the key.
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HodlAndChill
· 2025-12-22 15:47
AAVE is really feeling a bit stuck this time, stuck at 157.7 and just not performing well, it seems like I have to keep groping in the dark.
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SlowLearnerWang
· 2025-12-22 15:47
It's this trap again, breaking resistance and holding above the moving average... I've heard enough of it, in the end, isn't it still the selling pressure that dominates? It's laughable.
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NFTArchaeologis
· 2025-12-22 15:42
The 157.7 point feels like that "seemingly true yet false" sensation in the antique market—sellers are unwilling to let go, and buyers lack the courage to take the plunge. We have to wait for it to break through 165-176 to confirm whether it's a genuine break or just another false move.
The current trend of AAVE is relatively weak. Although there is a slight Rebound, the price is stuck around 157.7, slightly below the 7-hour moving average (~158.6). More critically, it is clearly lagging behind the two key moving averages of 25 hours (~165) and 99 hours (~176), with an overall bearish pattern. To turn the situation around, it needs to break through the resistance zone of 165-176. Once it holds above this level, it could surge towards 170-180, and optimistically, we might even see 190-193. On the flip side, the support below is around the 155-153 line, with a lower point around 154.82 being more solid. The Trading Volume is interesting—recently, quite a few buy orders have come in, but overall, selling pressure still dominates. If the long positions want to turn the tide, there needs to be a strong upward breakout to regain the 25/99-hour moving averages.