$XLM shows that the bearish trend is prevailing.

MACD is in a negative state, with the DIF line below the DEA line, which also confirms the bearish pressure.

RSI Indicator:

• RSI (6) is at 31, indicating that the price is in the oversold region, however, it may still decrease further if selling pressure is strong.

• RSI (12 and 24) below 50, also reflects that the bearish trend is prevailing.

Candlestick patterns:

• Recent candles have upper wicks, indicating that sellers are dominating as the price attempts to rise.

• This pattern does not have strong reversal signals, still supporting the continuation of the bearish trend.

Trading volume:

• The trading volume is not volatile, which means the market is maintaining bearish pressure without sudden signs of large cash flows supporting it.

Prediction for the next trend:

• In the short term, the price is likely to continue to decline, especially when there is no strong buying force to push the price above resistance levels. However, it is necessary to monitor nearby support levels (for example, 0.47352 is the low in 24 hours) to determine if there is a temporary recovery.

• If RSI continues to drop deep into the oversold region (<30), a short-term rebound may occur before the bearish trend continues.