Key Takeaways
JUP failed to break out from the $0.65 horizontal resistance area in July, and its momentum has turned bearish since.
After breaking down from a long-term pattern, JUP risks falling another 25% and returning to its all-time low.
Let’s examine some charts and see how likely that is.
Jupiter’s price surged after launch but has fallen since March, following a diagonal resistance trend line.
After the most recent rejection in February, JUP accelerated its decline, falling below the $0.65 horizontal area and hitting a new all-time low.
The $0.65 area was crucial, since it had served as support since launch, and turned to resistance after the breakdown.
After its all-time low bounce, the Jupiter price increased inside a symmetrical triangle until it finally broke down this week.
If the breakout gets confirmed, it will likely lead to a retest of the all-time low region of $0.33, since there is now more support until JUP reaches it.

Momentum indicators support the breakdown. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) and Moving Average Convergence/Divergence (MACD) are falling.
The RSI is below 50 while the MACD is negative. So, the JUP prediction for the future is bearish, suggesting that another decline of at least 25% is likely.
Even though the JUP prediction is bearish, the wave count suggests a new all-time low is not likely.
The main reason is that the decline that started on July 24 is a three-wave structure (black) instead of a five-wave one.
Since the previous upward movement is also a three-wave structure, the JUP price is likely to complete an A-B-C structure (red) and is currently in wave B.

Suppose the decline is contained inside a descending parallel channel.
In that case, as often with corrections, the Jupiter price will bottom slightly above the $0.33 region, possibly at the channel’s support trend line at $0.36.
Once the correction is over, another upward movement is likely, completing wave C (red).
Despite the negative performance of its price, there is considerable social chatter around JUP.
Jupiter mentions increased significantly on Sept. 10 and has remained high since, even though there was no specific event to trigger this surge in social interest.
Data from RogerAI shows a surge in mentions from Key Opinion Leader (KOL) accounts compared to regular ones, indicating that the increase might not be organic.

Aster’s newfound popularity might have driven the increase in mentions since several posts comparing Decentralized Exchange (DEX) volume, revenue, and TVL include Jupiter.
JUP is also receiving some mentions regarding Meteora’s (MET) recent proposal to allocate 3% of the airdrop supply to JUP stakers, and there is also hype around a new release, which could improve the trading experience.
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Jupiter’s price action remains volatile, with bearish indicators pointing toward another test of its all-time low support near $0.33.
However, wave analysis suggests the decline could find a bottom slightly higher, preventing an all-time low and kickstarting a recovery.
If the correction completes as expected, JUP will increase again before the end of the year.