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BRETT was unable to match the performances of BTC or DOGE in recent weeks Both Open Interest and price action outlined a neutral to bearish long-term outlook Brett [BRETT], at the time of writing, was up by 25.87% from its Monday lows. However, it saw losses towards the end of the previous week, and was only up by 8.1% in 7 days. In comparison, Dogecoin [DOGE], the market’s leading memecoin by market capitalization, climbed by 31% in 7 days. Source: IntoTheBlock At press time, it had a negative correlation of -0.16 with Bitcoin [BTC]. This was made evident when we consider the fact that BTC has gained by 15.78% since 15 October, while BRETT has lost 18.46% of its value over the same period. Speculative interest behind BRETT is falling Source: IntoTheBlock The Open Interest to market cap ratio has been in decline since 13 October. It was during this time that BRETT seemed likely to break out past a 10-week long range, but met with failure just above the local highs. The slump in OI has not recovered either. This suggested that Futures market participants were not bullish on BRETT and preferred to remain sidelined. Memecoins, in general, need social media hype and engagement to spur their prices. Open Interest is a good insight into the short-term market sentiment and the lack of bullish conviction, while the rest of the market made gains, can be interpreted as being discouraging for holders. Source: IntoTheBlock The In/out of the Money around Price metric revealed that the $0.088-$0.091 zone was a key support zone. Also, the resistance levels above the press time market price were weak in comparison too. Buy BRETT or wait for conditions to change? Source: BRETT/USDT on TradingView The OBV has been slowly falling over the past three weeks…

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