“$USUAL /USDT: A Steady Fall or the Start of a Base?”
USUAL/USDT is clearly trapped in a deep downtrend, bleeding value with every passing session. Priced at $0.0732 and down 6.39% today, the token continues to drift lower, extending a multi-week decline that has now erased over 40% in the past 30 days — and a staggering 93% over 180 days. The bearish momentum remains strong, and the chart shows no clear sign of reversal yet.
The 6-hour chart tells the story of exhaustion. After peaking at $0.1220, USUAL has been in a near-continuous sell-off, with the moving averages fanning downward — a classic bearish structure. The short-term MA(7) at $0.0770 and MA(25) at $0.0860 both hover well above the current price, acting as dynamic resistance zones. The MA(99) at $0.1027 looks like a distant memory, highlighting just how steep the decline has been.
Despite this, today’s price action shows a slight hesitation around $0.0705 — the 24h low. That bounce, however minor, could indicate a temporary floor where buyers are beginning to nibble. Volume is still relatively low, suggesting that most traders are standing aside, watching for confirmation before making any bold moves.
Interestingly, the order book reveals more buying interest than selling — with a bid dominance of 61.45%. That suggests some accumulation might be happening quietly in the background, as traders try to catch the bottom. But it’s worth noting that sellers still maintain control of price action; every upward move is being capped quickly.
For now, USUAL is stuck in a heavy downtrend. A true shift in sentiment would require a sharp break above $0.08 with strong volume and at least a reclaim of the MA(25). Until then, it’s in no-man’s land — and while there may be small bounces, the bears still own the chart. Keep watching the $0.070–$0.075 zone — if that level holds, the token might finally be preparing to build a base.
