Toncoin (TON) has recovered after its weekend bloodbath following the news of the arrest of Telegram founder Pavel Durov. As a result, TON plummeted from $6.73, dropping almost 12% on Saturday and 2.93% on Sunday to end the weekend at $5.76. As we can see in the price chart, TON faced significant selling pressure on Saturday and Sunday, hitting lows of $5.45 and $5.26, respectively. The current week began with TON still languishing in the red, dropping below the 200-day SMA after a drop of almost 11%. Monday’s crash also saw TON slip below $5.50 and settle at $5.14.
TON rallied on Tuesday as buyers returned to the market thanks to strong lower-level demand, rising over 6% and settling at $5.45. The altcoin faced substantial volatility on Wednesday, dropping to a low of $5.13 and a high of $6.04 before settling at $5.54 after an increase of 1.58%. The current session sees TON up by 1.24% as it struggles to move above the 200-day SMA, acting as a dynamic resistance level. With Durov granted bail on Wednesday, market watchers were hopeful it would have a positive impact on the TON price. However, there is no indication of a rally, with large wallet holders remaining skeptical and dumping around 123 million TON in the past 24 hours. As such, the sentiment around TON remains bearish.
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