MOVE Price Soars 33% From Lows, But Bears Eye Key Resistance—What’s Next?

Movement (MOVE) has surged 33% from last week’s low of $0.37 but remains locked in a bearish structure as buying pressure fails to break key resistance at $0.55. Despite the short-term bounce, MOVE’s price action suggests continued downside risk, especially with Bitcoin (BTC) maintaining its bearish trend.

MOVE’s Key Resistance and Support Levels

Movement 4-hour Chart
Source: MOVE/USDT on TradingView

The $0.55 level remains a major hurdle for MOVE, while a further bullish shift would require a session close above $0.616. This price point marks the latest lower high on the 4-hour chart, and a breakout above it could indicate a structural shift towards bullish momentum.

On the downside, the $0.37 level is crucial. A drop below this level would confirm the continuation of the downtrend, reinforcing the bearish outlook for the coming weeks. Additionally, the $0.53–$0.55 range, which previously served as support, now acts as a strong resistance zone, making it a critical level for traders to watch.

Technical Indicators Signal Uncertainty

The Awesome Oscillator suggests a potential momentum shift, yet the Relative Strength Index (RSI) at 47—approaching the neutral 50 mark—indicates indecision. A move above 50 could favor buyers, but the current lack of strong buying pressure keeps bears in control. Meanwhile, the Accumulation/Distribution (A/D) indicator shows no clear trend, with gains from early March fading back to February levels.

MOVE Liquidation Heatmap
Source: Coinglass

Liquidity and Market Sentiment

According to the past month’s liquidation heatmap, $0.55 stands out as a major liquidity zone, making it a likely target for price movements. A smaller liquidity cluster exists at $0.52, reinforcing the expectation of a short-term push toward these levels. However, sustaining bullish momentum beyond $0.55 appears challenging due to weak market structure and overall selling pressure.

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While a push toward $0.55 is probable, the broader bearish market conditions, coupled with BTC’s uncertain bottom formation, suggest a higher likelihood of a bearish reversal. Traders should monitor the $0.37 support level closely, as a breakdown below this point could accelerate MOVE’s decline in the coming weeks.

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