Key Takeaways
The six-hour time frame analysis shows that the SOMI price fell under a descending resistance trend line after its all-time high of $1.90 on Sept. 7.
Somnia’s decline led to a low of $0.67 on Sept. 29, more than 50% below the all-time high.
Somnia broke down from the $0.90 horizontal support area during its correction and nearly fell to a new all-time low.
However, the trend changed today as the SOMI price regained its footing and broke out from its diagonal resistance.
In addition, the SOMI price is currently reclaiming the $0.90 area, indicating the start of its bullish trend reversal.
If successful, Somnia’s price could hit the next resistance at $1.45, the final one before an all-time high if the upward movement continues.

Momentum indicators support the bullish trend. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) and Moving Average Convergence/Divergence (MACD) generated bullish divergences (orange) before the breakout.
The RSI is above 50, while the MACD is near 0, indicating a bullish trend.
Therefore, the Somnia prediction is bullish, but the price must reclaim the $0.90 horizontal area to confirm this trend.
Like the price action, the wave count suggests Somnia’s correction has ended.
According to the count, the SOMI price completed an A-B-C correction (black) after its all-time high.
In the correction, waves A and C had the same length (black), and wave C had a completed five-wave downward movement (red).

Due to the proportionality between the two waves and the completed sub-wave count, all signs indicate the end of the SOMI decline.
If that is the case, not only will the SOMI price increase to $1.45, but it will also reach a new all-time high.
However, the $1.45 area will present the first obstacle once the Somnia price increases.
The SOMI price broke out from a diagonal resistance today and is currently attempting to reclaim a critical horizontal level.
The wave count suggests the long-term correction is over and new highs are likely.
If the prediction comes to pass, SOMI is expected to reach a new all-time high in October.