Key Takeaways
The SUSHI price has increased rapidly since the start of November, reaching a new yearly high of $2.82 on Dec. 9. While the price fell afterward, it returned to the previous horizontal resistance and validated it as support.
Will a bounce follow the retest,or will SUSHI break down instead, invalidating the previous breakout? Let’s find out.
The weekly time frame SUSHI chart shows that the price increased gradually after reaching its low of $0.446 in August. Then, it created a higher low in November before accelerating the rate of increase, which has now become parabolic.
Last week alone, SUSHI increased by nearly 100%. However, it has lost a significant portion of those gains this week.
Nevertheless, SUSHI reached a new yearly high of $2.82, breaking from the long-term horizontal resistance at $1.95. This is a critical area that previously existed for 945 days.
Regarding the horizontal resistance area, SUSHI is returning to validate it as support (white icon).

Technical indicators are also bullish. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) and Moving Average Convergence/Divergence (MACD) are increasing and above their bullish thresholds.
If the SUSHI upward movement continues, the next long-term resistance will be at $4.45.
The daily time frame chart shows that SUSHI is likely in wave three of a five-wave increase (white), which has extended. The sub-wave count is in black.
If the count is accurate, SUSHI is in sub-wave four, which might have ended with the $1.95 horizontal area retest.
If this is the case, wave three could end at the long-term horizontal resistance of $4.50. Technical indicators do not confirm whether the trend is bullish or bearish.
While the RSI and MACD are above their bullish thresholds, they also decrease, indicating an undetermined trend.

The shorter-term six-hour chart shows that SUSHI has increased alongside an ascending support trend line since Nov. 21.
The ongoing decline took SUSHI back to the ascending support trend line, triggering a short-term bounce (white icon).
Also, the RSI bounced at 50 (black circle), a sign of trend continuation. As a result, the most likely SUSHI prediction suggests the bottom is in, and the price will increase toward the next long-term resistance at $4.50.

Conversely, breaking down from the ascending support trend line will invalidate this bullish outlook.
If that happens, the SUSHI price will also break down from the $1.95 horizontal area. Then, SUSHI could decline to the next support at $1.20.
The SUSHI price has returned to its previous breakout level of $1.95 and is attempting to validate it as support.
If successful, this could trigger a sharp bounce and over 100% increase. However, a breakdown could deepen the retracement toward $1.20.