In Brief
Polygon (MATIC) is currently navigating challenges amidst recent market movements. Here’s a breakdown of the current situation:
- MATIC struggles to keep pace with recent market momentum.
- Only 5% of investors are currently profitable.
- Price movements suggest potential drops to $0.50 or rises to $0.64.
Investors Face Losses
Despite being a long-term top 20 altcoin, Polygon (MATIC) has not mirrored the recent upward trends seen in other cryptocurrencies. MATIC tested the $0.55 level on July 16 but failed to sustain it, retreating to $0.52 before rebounding to $0.5451.
Profitability Insights
Following a peak in March, MATIC dropped to $0.48 last week. The Global In/Out of the Money (GIOM) indicator reveals that until July 9, no investors were profitable. Currently, only those who bought MATIC between $0.0032 and $0.52 are in profit, constituting 5% of all investors.
Will MATIC Price Drop?
Recent price actions show MATIC testing support at $0.47 on July 5 and then rising to around $0.54 a week later. However, limited liquidity and a stagnant Money Flow Index (MFI) indicate challenges in sustaining higher prices, with $0.57 being a significant barrier.
MFI reflects capital inflows and outflows in cryptocurrencies. A stagnant or declining MFI suggests waning investor confidence and could lead to price declines. A breakthrough above $0.53 could reverse bearish trends and push MATIC towards $0.64.