FARTCOIN is currently trading within a bullish pattern that has historically reclaimed previous highs.
Traders across Binance, OKX, and ByBit are taking opposing stances on FARTCOIN.
Fartcoin [FARTCOIN] has seen a mild rally in the past 24 hours, pushing up by 1.55%, taking the opposite path from last week’s performance, when it dropped 8.49%.
AMBCrypto found conflicting signals that still leave room for a potential drop. This analysis explores which path FARTCOIN is likely to take.
The first hint at FARTCOIN’s next move
On the 4-hour chart, FARTCOIN was trading within a symmetrical triangle at press time, a bullish pattern that often precedes a major rally.
The pattern is characterized by converging support and resistance lines, with price consolidating within it.
Source: TradingView
At the time of writing, the asset was trading at the support zone of this pattern, which typically marks the start of a major rally.
According to the analysis, if FARTCOIN trends upward, it could record a 21% gain, reaching $1.47. While bullish sentiment is forming, spot traders are posing a threat as they sell.
Source: CoinGlass
Currently, this group has sold $1.1 million worth of FARTCOIN, which could either keep the asset at the support level or cause it to drop lower.
When there’s significant selling pressure like this, it can trigger a much larger downward trend, especially if it extends over the coming days.
Bullish and bearish divergence
Analysis of the market Funding Rate—a metric used to determine whether long traders are in control—was employed to evaluate trader behavior across Binance, OKX, and ByBit.
The sentiment shows that Binance and OKX traders were largely bullish on FARTCOIN, anticipating a rally and paying a premium to maintain their positions, with a Funding Rate reading of 5.1% on both platforms.
Source: Arkham
By contrast, ByBit derivative traders have been bearish, with sellers maintaining a majority of short positions. According to Arkham, the Funding Rate was currently negative.
This isn’t cause for alarm; however, analysis of Open Interest (OI) shows that sellers on ByBit could have an edge over traders on the other exchanges.
Currently, ByBit’s OI was at $135.63 million, while the combined OI for Binance and OKX stood at $92.69 million.
This confirms that sellers have more influence in the market and could contribute to a potential fall for FARTCOIN.
Source: Coinglass
For now, however, the overall Open Interest Weighted Funding Rate, which combines both Open Interest and Funding Rate, shows that longs remain in control.
With a press time reading of 0.0130%, it confirmed bullish strength in the market. Unless this changes, it’s unlikely FARTCOIN will experience a significant drop.
Technical indicators offer clarity
Technical indicators confirmed that bulls were still in control.
The Accumulation/Distribution (A/D) metric showed that the market was gradually accumulating the asset. However, it remained in the negative zone, implying FARTCOIN was still in the recovery phase.
Source: TradingView
The Money Flow Index (MFI), which tracks the inflow and outflow of liquidity, indicated that more liquidity was being added, and traders were buying, as it remained in positive territory.
If this positive trend continues, accumulation is likely to increase significantly, potentially pushing the asset toward a new rally.
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