Theta Is Falling below $3. When Can We Expect a Turnaround?

Theta (THETA/USD) Takes a Pause: Does it Have More Power to the Upside?

Theta (THETA) is down today by .20%, which would not be remarkable if it hadn’t already fallen by more than a dollar over the last few days. Theta is down to $2.98 (THETA/USD) Monday, after reaching $4.01 on Wednesday last week. It has continued to fall from there, though, with a sweeping bearish trend that has crippled confidence in the cryptocurrency once more.

Theta’s Recent Movements

Theta achieved a high mark of $4.29 on the 10th of February, and then it kept close to that rate over the next couple of days. By the 13th, it was on the decline, falling sharply before bouncing back. It hit a low of $3.45 and then quickly worked its way to $4.01. From there, the trend has been completely bearish.

Before Wednesday’s decline started, Theta was pulling in some very positive numbers. In some ways, however, the numbers still look decent. Its trade volume is currently up by about 24%. Theta is seeing a trade volume of more than $271 million and is not moving drastically outside of how the rest of the market is behaving.

Theta is tracking a similar path to Bitcoin (BTC), which is up 1.44% today but coming off of a mostly bearish trend over the last few days. Like Theta, Bitcoin seems to be struggling to pull off a rebound following a downward trend lasting several days.

Where Might Theta Be Headed?

These latest numbers today are actually promising, and they could very well indicate that a turnaround is imminent for the cryptocurrency. Because the downward movement is so minor today (.20%) and less than full percentage point, we could be seeing an end to the bearish trend. If nothing else, this is at least a slowdown in the downward descent. That in itself is promising.

Since the bear trend seems to be slowing considerably, we expect to see some bullish movement either later today or tomorrow and at least a minor turnaround for Theta. It’s very possible that Theta will move back past $3 and test the $3.50 level. Several factors within the market could keep it from moving back up, however, including a poor overall global economy, a slow lifting of coronavirus mandates, and no major positive action from Bitcoin.

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Timothy St. John
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Timothy St John is a seasoned financial analyst and writer, catering to the dynamic landscapes of the US and European markets. Boasting over a decade of extensive freelance writing experience, he has made significant contributions to reputable platforms such as Yahoo!Finance, business.com: Expert Business Advice, Tips, and Resources - Business.com, and numerous others. Timothy's expertise lies in in-depth research and comprehensive coverage of stock and cryptocurrency movements, coupled with a keen understanding of the economic factors influencing currency dynamics. Timothy majored in English at East Tennessee State University, and you can find him on LinkedIn.

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