GRT Technical Analysis Feb 4

Although GRT’s RSI at 29.79 signals the oversold region, the MACD’s negative histogram and position below EMA20 indicate bearish momentum dominance. The downtrend, supported by volume decline, requires a cautious approach despite short-term recovery potential.

Trend Status and Momentum Analysis

GRT’s current price is stabilizing at the 0.03 dollar level, with a 4.50% decline in the last 24 hours narrowing the daily range: 0.03 – 0.03 dollars. This narrowing indicates weakening momentum as volume has dropped to 12.34 million dollars and trend strength shows distribution dominance over accumulation patterns. The overall trend is confirmed as downtrend; the Supertrend indicator gives a bearish signal and the 0.04 dollar resistance forms a strong barrier. In the confluence of momentum oscillators, although RSI is oversold, MACD and EMA dynamics reinforce selling pressure. In multi-timeframe (MTF) analysis, 7 strong levels were identified across 1D, 3D, and 1W timeframes: 2 supports/2 resistances on 1D, 2 supports on 3D, 2 supports/1 resistance on 1W. This confluence highlights 0.0267 dollars (score 78/100) as the main support and 0.0319 dollars (score 61/100) as resistance. In trend strength measurement, EMA ribbon compression is observed, which may signal consolidation before volatility increase, but the current bearish bias remains unchanged.

RSI Indicator: Buy or Sell?

RSI Divergence Analysis

RSI (14) at 29.79 level, positioned in the classic oversold region (below 30). This shows that momentum is nearing exhaustion despite recent price declines and may prepare the ground for a potential rebound (bounce). However, no regular bearish divergence is observed; as price makes new lows, RSI also lingers at similar lows, confirming the healthy continuation of the downtrend. In the search for hidden bullish divergence, RSI flattening at the bottom while price holds at the 0.0283 support test could be promising, but there is no clear signal yet. On the daily chart, RSI is moving sideways in the 20-30 band; staying in oversold conditions for an extended period implies bears are tiring, but caution is needed against fake recoveries in a low-volume environment. Weekly RSI is around 35, reflecting overall momentum weakness, and not breaking the 0.0267 support is critical for divergence formation.

Overbought/Oversold Regions

When the oversold region expands below RSI 30, historically GRT has shown 15-25% rebounds. The current 29.79 value is parallel to similar levels at the end of 2025; during those periods, the 0.0431 target (score 6) was tested. With selling regions (above 70) distant, the 50 level is the first target upon exit from oversold. In momentum confluence, alignment between Stochastic and RSI is observed, both oversold – this opens the door for short-term buying momentum, but MACD confirmation should be awaited.

MACD Signals and Histogram Dynamics

MACD is in bearish position; the signal line has crossed below the MACD line and the histogram is expanding in the negative region. This dynamic indicates strengthening bearish momentum – histogram bars have grown from -0.0012 to -0.0018 over the last 3 days, confirming selling speed. Deepening below the zero line on the daily chart signals downtrend continuation, while zeroing of the histogram is required for a potential bullish crossover. No divergence in weekly MACD, negative divergence dominates: MACD lower while price at lows – this emphasizes that trend strength has not diminished. MACD histogram supported by volume confirms sales despite low 12.34M volume; sudden volume increase with histogram contraction could be a bullish signal. In the short term, if 0.0293 resistance is broken, MACD may approach the zero line, but the current negative bias is protected.

EMA Systems and Trend Strength

Short-Term EMAs

GRT is trading below EMA20 (0.03 dollars); this confirms the short-term bearish trend. Compression between EMA10 and EMA20 reflects momentum loss – price could not approach EMA50 (0.032). Short-term trend strength is weak; no EMA crossover, price is eroding below the ribbon. The 0.0283 support overlaps with EMA21, and ribbon recovery is possible if it holds.

Medium/Long-Term EMA Supports

Medium-term EMA50 (0.032) and EMA100 (0.035) act as resistances; long-term EMA200 (0.042) is a distant target. Ribbon dynamics are bearish: Long EMAs are pressuring short ones, with 60% bearish tendency in trend strength measurement. In MTF, 3D EMA supports align with 0.0267, and momentum loss toward EMA200W (0.05) is expected on breakdown. EMA ribbon expansion signals volatility increase; we await breakout in the current tightness.

Bitcoin Correlation

BTC at 73,554 dollars with 4.22% decline in downtrend; Supertrend bearish and supports at 72,169 – 69,413 critical. GRT correlates 0.85% with BTC – BTC failing to break 74,216 resistance triggers altcoin sales. BTC dominance increase pressures GRT; if BTC falls below 72k, GRT’s 0.0267 test accelerates. Conversely, if BTC rises to 77k, GRT’s 0.0431 bullish target may come into play. Key BTC levels: Support 72k, resistance 74k – GRT traders should monitor correlation with GRT Spot Analysis and GRT Futures Analysis.

Momentum Result and Expectations

Momentum confluence is bearish: Although RSI oversold carries bounce potential, MACD negative histogram expansion, EMA ribbon bearish structure, and low volume support the downtrend. In the short term, support test at 0.0283 – 0.0267, bearish target 0.0131 (score 22) on breakdown. In bullish scenario, RSI to 50 with MACD crossover to 0.0319 – 0.0431. Volume confirmation and BTC recovery required; long positions risky in current oversold, short bias dominant. MTF levels confluence remains strong, while momentum oscillators signal weakness – wait patiently for signals.