|

SafeMoon price rebounds as investors digest volatile trading week

  • SafeMoon price rebounded yesterday after almost hitting lows of $0.001602.
  • Today's upbeat opening looks set to help lift sentiment in SafeMoon.
  • Expect a break of yesterday’s high, and aided by a rebound in stocks for SafeMoon to launch  towards $0.001759.

SafeMoon (SAFEMOON) price action has been on the cusp of breaking the December 22 low but saw signs of relief yesterday evening as Moscow appeared to keep its word about not invading and investors started to look beyond the very volatile week. Additionally, the FED minutes did not allude to any further hawkish comments or tightening, making the expected 25 basis point rate hike in March in no way shocking to markets. With these elements, traders are prepositioning for more upside.

SafeMoon price action sees investors prepositioning for more gains to come

SafeMoon bulls will, in a first phase, look to target the high of yesterday at $0.001662. As the close of yesterday and the opening of this morning are so close together, expect this to be easily achieved as tailwinds from the stock market help lift sentiment. The next big hurdle on the graph will be the low of February 02 at $0.001691, which was also the February 14 low and acted as a bounce-off to try and break $0.001759, but failed back then.

Once above $0.001691, expect to see a repetition of a similar pattern as at the beginning of February with yet again $0.001759 as the target to get above. Bulls have been unable to hold a price opening above that level, let alone a daily close. But as talks are still underway and a diplomatic solution in Ukraine is still possible, expect a pop to the upside once white smoke gives the signal with a possible daily close above $0.001759 by the weekend or next week.

SafeMoon/USD daily chart

SafeMoon/USD daily chart

The situation on both the rates markets and Ukraine is still very much precarious. Any hawkish comments could easily see markets back to pricing in a 50 basis point rate hike by the FED in March, or headlines on reemerging violence in the Donbass region could set back peace talks with Russia and make investors worry again. SafeMoon price would quickly react to this with a push back towards $0.001602 and a possible break or breach of the support. That would open the door for a sharp correction towards $0.001500.

Author

Filip Lagaart

Filip Lagaart is a former sales/trader with over 15 years of financial markets expertise under its belt.

More from Filip Lagaart
Share:

Editor's Picks

XRP extends multi-day decline as rising ETF inflows fail to offset profit-taking

XRP logs three consecutive days of declines, trimming last week's gains, and trades below $1.50. US-listed spot XRP ETFs record rising inflows, amounting to $76 million last week, but fail to cushion profit-taking headwinds.

Bitcoin dips as ETF inflows meet Fed headwinds

Bitcoin trades below $82,800 at the time of writing on Monday after gaining over 4% last week, with the rally losing momentum near recent highs. Strong institutional demand, supported by spot Bitcoin Exchange Traded Fund inflows, continues to drive demand.

Pi Network stalls below 50-day EMA as Protocol 28 upgrade nears

Pi Network extends losses below $0.090 on Monday, risking the 6% gains from last week's recovery. The Pi Core Team plans to roll out the next Protocol 28 upgrade on October 16, focused on improving transaction data handling and smart contract maintenance.

Crypto Today: Bitcoin, Ethereum and XRP edge lower despite strong institutional buying

Cryptocurrency prices are broadly moderating on Monday, with Bitcoin hovering below $83,000 at the time of writing. Ethereum and Ripple reflect BTC’s weakness, as sellers return, pushing prices below $2,650 and $1.50, respectively.

Bitcoin: BTC consolidates gains as ETF inflows hit highest level since October 2025
Bitcoin (BTC) price holds above $84,000 at the time of writing on Friday as it consolidates gains of over 4% so far this week. Institutional demand supports the bullish outlook, with spot Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) recording a net inflow of $2.25 billion through Thursday, pointing to the highest weekly inflow since October 2025.