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- The selling volume behind AAVE was not indicative of potent bearish pressure in August, which meant a rally was not unreasonable
- The price action showed that the structure and momentum favored the sellers across multiple timeframes
Aave [AAVE] has been in a downtrend on the weekly chart since June 2021. This June, the price saw a rally from $49 to $88- but it wasn’t enough to shift the higher timeframe downtrend. However, there could be another such rally later this year.
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The $50 psychological level has served as support since November 2020. There have been days where the selling activity was so great that AAVE temporarily reached the $44-$45 mark, but it has rebounded in the past. Here’s what investors can wait for before looking to buy the token.
A move to the $50 area could yield a good risk-to-reward buying opportunity
Source: AAVE/USDT on TradingView
The daily chart saw a bearish structure emerge after AAVE fell below the $68.7 level on 31 July. This bearish bias remained unbroken, with the recent lower high at $69.5. The RSI agreed with the structure as it was unable to climb past the neutral 50 level. To the south, the $50 level coincided with a bullish order block from 15 June that was highlighted by the cyan box.
When AAVE retested this demand zone on 17 August, it saw a positive reaction. The lower timeframe charts such as 4-hour showed a bullish structure developed in the past week. However, the $61.5-$64.8 area represented a strong resistance zone.
A high probability buying opportunity would arise if AAVE falls to the $40-$50 area. This might not materialize soon, for the OBV has remained relatively flat over the past two months despite the downtrend. Hence, AAVE buyers could be justified in being more aggressive and looking to enter in the $52-$55 area as the selling pressure was not intense.
The target would be the recent lower at $69.56, with the July high at $88 a far more ambitious target.
Active addresses have trended downward since July as prices slid lower
Source: Santiment
The mean coin age trended upward in the past two months to signal network-wide accumulation. Combined with the OBV, it suggested that long-term holders did not possess bearish conviction. The development activity has been on the rise as well.
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The drop in active addresses was a concern as it showed a smaller crowd interacting with and speculating upon the asset. This suggested bullish expectations were in decline. The active deposits metric did not see a large spike in the past week. It generally coincides with powerful waves of selling pressure and was something to keep a close eye on.
