Key Takeaways
The DOT price has increased since Aug. 5. It seemed to confirm its bullish trend reversal with a breakout above resistance on Sept. 26 but quickly invalidated the breakout with a decline under support.
Will DOT regain its footing and make another breakout attempt, or will it decline to new lows instead? Let’s find out.
The daily time frame DOT chart shows what could be a triple bottom pattern (white icons) inside the $4.05 minor support area. The triple bottom is a bullish pattern, usually leading to upward movements.
However, the price action is not entirely bullish. DOT broke out from a descending resistance trend line (black) but promptly fell below it, making the breakout a deviation.
Furthermore, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) broke its bearish divergence trend line, even though the Moving Average Convergence/Divergence (MACD) trend line still holds.
As a result, the price action and indicator readings fail to confirm the trend’s direction.
While the daily time frame shows uncertainty, the shorter-term six-hour one leans bearish. The Polkadot crypto price broke down from an ascending support trend line that sloped upward since Aug. 5.
Before breaking down, DOT bounced above this trend line four times (white icons).
Additionally, technical indicators do not give any reversal signs. While the RSI is oversold, it has not generated any bearish divergence.
As a result, the most likely scenario is for the DOT to decline toward the Aug. 5 low of $3.62.
Conversely, reclaiming the ascending support trend line would take the DOT price back to the range high of $4.95. As of the time of writing, this seems less likely.
While the daily time frame provides undetermined readings, the short-term DOT outlook is bearish. Unless the price reclaims its ascending support trend line, declining toward new lows is the most likely future outlook.