Key Takeaways
Aerodrome (AERO) has entered a corrective phase after completing a bullish 5-wave Elliott Wave pattern in December.
The current market structure suggests a consolidation within a descending channel, as buyers and sellers battle for control.
With momentum slowing, key Fibonacci retracement levels indicate potential support and resistance zones that could dictate the next directional move for AERO.
AERO’s price peaked at $2.33 on Dec. 12, completing a five-wave bullish impulse.
However, after briefly testing this level on Dec. 7, the price faced significant downward pressure.
This correction has seen the price fall 44% from its peak, hitting a low of $1.30 on Jan. 1, 2025.

Applying Fibonacci retracement levels to this recent price movement reveals that AERO breached the 0.5 retracement level, suggesting potential consolidation or support around these levels before any further movement.
The RSI on the daily chart shows a decline in momentum, a sign that the bullish momentum that drove AERO’s price higher earlier in December may be waning.
With the RSI approaching oversold territory, further price dips could trigger buying interest, especially at lower Fibonacci levels.
If AERO continues to slide, support levels at the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement around $1.10, or the 0.786 level at $0.94, may provide areas of interest for potential buyers.
These levels could act as strong support zones, presenting accumulation opportunities for those anticipating a longer-term reversal.
The hourly chart suggests that AERO is currently in the middle of a corrective ABC pattern, with wave (iii) in progress within the C wave.
This suggests the price could continue to dip before a reversal. The price is likely to test the 0.5 retracement at $1.21 before seeing any potential reversal.

If this level fails to hold, the price could dip further, with key support levels at $1.10 (0.618 Fibonacci) and $0.94 (0.786 Fibonacci).
A breakout above the descending channel’s upper boundary near $1.32 would signal the end of the corrective phase and a possible return to an uptrend, potentially targeting previous highs.