ARB Technical Analysis Feb 18
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ARB is approaching a critical support test around 0.11 dollars, and although recovery hopes are rising with the oversold signal on RSI, risks remain high under the dominance of the general downtrend. Market Outlook and Current Situation The Arbitrum (ARB) token is trading at the 0.11 dollar level with a 2.20% decline over the last 24 hours, stuck in the 0.11-0.12 dollar daily range. Volume remains at moderate levels at 49.38 million dollars, while the overall market downtrend continues to pressure ARB. This level indicates an asset below the short-term EMA20 (0.13 dollars), and the Supertrend indicator is also giving a bearish signal. ARB’s price action is directly affected by Bitcoin’s downtrend despite developments in the Arbitrum ecosystem’s Layer-2, and the expected catalysts for an altcoin rally have not yet come into play. Across the market, ARB’s 24-hour change reflects BTC’s 0.33% losses but with a sharper reaction. Multi-timeframe (MTF) confluence analysis detected 9 strong levels: 2 supports/3 resistances on 1D, 1 support/1 resistance on 3D, and 2 supports/2 resistances on 1W. This structure suggests ARB is inclined toward consolidation in the short term, but bearish targets (0.0347 dollars, score 22) carry a stronger probability than bullish targets (0.1763 dollars, score 13). Investors can review their positions by checking the details of ARB Spot Analysis. ARB’s current position reflects a correction process following the hype at the end of 2024. Although ecosystem growth continues, tokenomics and unlock pressures are pulling the price down. The narrowing volatility on daily charts signals a potential breakout, but insufficient volume points to the continuation of the downtrend. Technical Analysis: Key Levels to Watch Support Regions The strongest support level stands out at 0.0944 dollars (score 69/100); this region is supported by strong volume accumulation on 1D and 1W timeframes and confirmed by past lows.…
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