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NEAR Price Tests $4.60 Support as September Rally Slows

NEAR trades near $4.79 as September’s rally slows, with buyers defending $4.60 support while momentum and volume weaken.

NEAR price chart showing consolidation around $4.79, support near $4.60, and resistance around $5.40 to $5.60

NEAR Protocol’s sharp September advance has shifted into consolidation, with the token trading around $4.79 as buyers attempt to hold the $4.60 support level. The change comes as both trading volume and momentum have weakened from the stronger phase of the rally.

NEAR is currently moving within a narrower range of roughly $4.60 to $5.00. That marks a significant change from September, when the token climbed from about $1.80 to between $5.40 and $5.60, nearly tripling from its starting level at the rally’s peak.

The move higher was followed by repeated selling near the $5.40-$5.60 area. Daily candles showed long upper wicks and sharp intraday reversals, indicating that sellers repeatedly resisted attempts to extend the advance.

NEAR Momentum Weakens During Consolidation

The repeated rejection of the September highs disrupted the sequence of higher highs and higher lows that had characterized NEAR’s earlier recovery.

The token has since settled below its recent peak while retaining much of the gains accumulated during September. The consolidation has also been accompanied by a decline in daily relative strength index readings.

Source: TradingView

NEAR’s daily RSI has moved toward the low 60s after previously rising above the 70 level commonly associated with overbought conditions. Although the indicator remains above 50, its decline points to weaker upward momentum compared with the strongest portion of the rally.

Trading activity has also cooled. Volume was heavier as NEAR advanced from approximately $2.50 to $4.50, but recent sessions have shown less buying participation. The reduction in volume leaves the token with less of the trading activity that accompanied its earlier breakout.

$4.60 Support Becomes Key for NEAR Price

The $4.60-$4.70 area is now the immediate support zone for NEAR. Holding that range would preserve the current higher price base and could allow buyers to make another attempt at the $5.00 level.

A move above $5.00 would bring the $5.40-$5.60 resistance zone back into focus. That area previously stopped several advances, making a sustained break above it important for restoring the upward structure established during September.

On the downside, losing $4.60 would weaken the current consolidation pattern and raise the possibility of a deeper correction. The next potential support area is around $4.00-$4.10, where the rising short-term moving average is approaching.

For now, NEAR’s broader recovery remains in place, but the pace of the advance has slowed as momentum and volume retreat. The ability to defend $4.60 will be important in determining whether the token can maintain its current base and challenge the higher resistance levels again.


  
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