SUI, the native coin of Layer-1 (L1) blockchain Sui Network, rallied to an all-time high of $2.36 on October 14. However, as profit-taking activity gains momentum, SUI has initiated a downward trend. 

The altcoin trades at $2.04 as of this writing, noting a 14% decline in the past two days. Its technical setup suggests that SUI is poised to extend this fall. The question remains: how low will SUI go?

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At its current price, SUI trades just above the resistance formed at $1.97. If rising selling pressure causes this level to fail to hold, SUI’s price will seek support at its Ichimoku Cloud, which tracks its market trends and momentum and acts as support/resistance levels. 

As in SUI’s case, the Ichimoku Cloud can act as a support level if the price approaches from above. If its price enters or breaks below the cloud, it indicates a trend reversal from bullish to bearish. The cloud often acts as a transition zone; falling into or below it shows weakening momentum and could signal a potential bearish phase.

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Readings from SUI’s moving average convergence/divergence (MACD) confirm this bearish outlook. Its MACD line (blue) recently crossed below its signal line (orange), signaling a shift in the market’s sentiment from bullish to bearish.

The cross below the signal line shows that an asset’s shorter-term moving average (represented by the MACD line) is falling faster than the longer-term average (signal line). This typically reflects increased selling pressure in the market, which many traders view as a sign to sell or exit long positions. 

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Author: Abiodun Oladokun