Key Takeaways
SPK, the utility token of the Spark project, has plunged 63% from its July all-time high.
The decline deepened as Monday’s market crash erased earlier optimism of a continued rally.
Despite the drawdown, SPK does not look ready to surrender more of its remaining gains.
The following factors highlight why the token could defy the bearish pressure — and what could come next for its price.
One reason the Spark token could erase some of its losses is the rise in exchange withdrawals.
On Sunday, Aug. 24, only 138 transfers moved out of exchanges.
Today, that figure has soared more than fivefold, signaling a decline in selling pressure as holders move tokens off exchanges.
Typically, a rise in exchange deposits suggests investors are preparing to sell.
In this case, however, the outflows are climbing, showing that SPK holders are unwilling to sell at a loss.
Instead, they are choosing to HODL, a stance that, if sustained, could provide the foundation for a rebound in SPK’s price.

Beyond the spike in exchange outflows, the Spark token has also recorded a rise in active addresses.
According to Santiment data, the network had less than 600 active addresses yesterday.
But as of this writing, it is nearly two times that.
This uptick signals growing participation on the network, as more users interact with the token through transactions and smart contracts.
An increase in active addresses reflects improving utility and adoption, which can strengthen investor confidence.
Thus, if this trend continues alongside reduced selling pressure, SPK’s price could gain the momentum needed to stabilize and potentially recover from its correction.

From a technical perspective, the 4-hour chart shows Spark’s price still trading below the resistance line.
However, the series of lower highs has carved out a falling wedge pattern — a setup viewed as a potential bullish reversal signal.
So far, buyers have not capitalized on the falling wedge formation.
Still, with the broader crypto market showing signs of nearing a bottom, SPK’s price could soon attempt a breakout above resistance, paving the way for a short-term recovery.
If this breakout holds, the first target sits around $0.090.
A stronger wave of buying pressure could then lift the Spark token higher, potentially reaching $0.13 at the 0.618 golden pocket ratio.

However, the bullish case depends entirely on whether SPK can clear resistance.
If bulls fail to push the token higher, the recovery outlook collapses, allowing SPK to extend its decline even further.