The chart highlights USDT dominance (USDT.D), which is used to measure market sentiment and money flow into or out of stablecoins such as USDT The chart shows a completed “head and shoulders” pattern, which is often considered bearish in technical analysis.
The neckline has been broken, indicating the possibility of further declines. The price appears to be testing a descending triangle, which could indicate a continuation of the decline.
The green area below (possibly around 2.5%-3%) could act as a crucial support if dominance continues to decline.
The 50-day (red) and 200-day (green) moving averages are plotted. Dominance is trading below both moving averages, which reinforces bearish momentum.
A breakdown of the current triangle could lead to further declines towards the marked support area.
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