📊 These 2 Metrics Show ApeCoin (APE) Price Correction May Not Be Over Yet
ApeCoin (APE) price is down roughly 15% in the last 24 hours after rising more than 100% between October 19 and October 21. The MVRV suggests that many holders are still in a position of unrealized losses, indicating weak market sentiment.
The RSI also shows a shift from overbought conditions, implying that bullish momentum may have diminished. Despite some signs of support, key levels and trend indicators suggest that the current correction might not be over yet.
🔸 APE MVRV Shows an Important Signal
The APE 7D MVRV is currently at -11.85 %, which indicates that, on average, holders of APE tokens have experienced unrealized losses of 11.85% over the past week. MVRV (Market Value to Realized Value) is a metric used to assess token holders’ average profit or loss.
The 7D MVRV specifically looks at the profit or loss of investors who acquired their tokens within the last seven days. Negative values, like -11.85%, suggest that the majority of recent buyers are underwater, meaning they bought APE at higher prices than it is currently trading at.
Despite the current negative 7D MVRV reading, historical data from the past six months suggests that APE tends to make strong rebounds whenever the MVRV reaches the -13% level. This implies that there is often significant buying interest around such deeply negative MVRV levels, leading to a price reversal.
However, since the current MVRV value has not yet reached that historical rebound threshold, the ongoing correction may not be over, and further downside movement is possible before any significant recovery.
🔸 ApeCoin RSI Is Now Neutral After a Huge Surge
The APE RSI is currently at 45.68, having dropped from over 90 just a few days ago following a rapid 100% price surge in just two days. That happened after the announcement of ApeChain, Yuga Labs own blockchain. The RSI (Relative Strength Index) is a momentum indicator used to gauge whether an asset is overbought or oversold.
