SPX6900 plunges 40% from $1.63 peak to $1.04, with a 20% drop in the last 24 hours due to whale profit-taking.
Price breaks below the 50-day EMA with bearish MACD divergence and RSI falling to 42.99 from overbought levels.
The meme token SPX6900 exhibits signs of exhaustion after a parabolic move, now trading close to $1.04, down from $1.7 in mid-June, marking a 40% decline.
SPX6900 faces a technical correction with key support at $1.00 and the 200-day EMA at $0.831.
Current SPX6900 price stands at $1.066 with a 20% intraday drop, indicating high selling pressure and a 62% increase in trading volume to $104.75.
MACD indicator displays bearish divergence as the MACD line crosses below the signal line, suggesting potential further downward movement.
RSI at 42.99 reveals increased bearish momentum after falling from overbought levels, highlighting institutional or whale selling rather than retail panic selling.
Volume analysis points to heightened selling pressure, with former support levels at $1.00 and $0.83 being potential downside targets amid the ongoing correction.
SPX6900's 250% rally from May lows to June highs was unsustainable, leading to a healthy correction currently trading 40% lower than recent highs.
Critical resistance levels at $1.06 and $1.40, with support at $1.00 and $0.83, advising traders to monitor price sustainability above $0.80 to avoid further technical breakdown.