Polkadot’s price action tells a story of relentless selling pressure that has erased over 56% of value in three months, with DOT currently trading at $1.72 – a level that represents both the weekly and monthly lows. The coin shed 25.2% this month alone, accelerating what began as a gradual decline into a full-scale capitulation event. The main question for traders is: can bulls defend this multi-year support zone around $1.65-$1.75, or will the selling cascade continue toward the psychological $1.00 level?

Polkadot climbs back above $2 for the first time in weeks, up 5.3% to $2.10 after Bitwise ETF inclusion. DOT suffered 78% decline from $11 highs. With ADX at 36, genuine trend strength building. USDC integration and growing institutional interest raise hopes for sustainable recovery.

Polkadot Tests Critical $2 Support as ETF Inclusion Fails to Spark Recovery. DOT slides to $2.00, erasing 30% in a month despite new Bitwise ETF inclusion. Technical indicators flash oversold with RSI at 36.36. Bulls defend psychological $2 level six times as Wyckoff analysis suggests potential bottom.

Polkadot’s inclusion in the Bitwise 10 Crypto Index Fund on NYSE Arca hasn’t prevented a devastating monthly collapse, with DOT shedding 37.9% to trade at $2.03 – its lowest level since the August 2024 washout. The coin’s addition to the first major ETF featuring next-generation protocols like Avalanche and Sui initially sparked optimism, but sellers overwhelmed any institutional demand.

Polkadot’s price action tells a sobering story this week, with DOT shedding 12.7% to trade at $2.07 despite what should have been bullish news flow. The cryptocurrency’s inclusion in Bitwise’s newly launched NYSE-traded crypto index fund – marking the first major ETF to feature DOT alongside Avalanche and Sui – failed to provide any meaningful bid support as sellers defended the $2.50-$2.60 resistance zone aggressively. The main question for traders is: can bulls defend the psychological $2.00 level, or will the ETF inclusion become another “buy the rumor, sell the news” scenario that traps late buyers?

Polkadot’s price action tells a sobering story this week, with DOT clinging to $2.07 despite the Bitwise ETF debut that should have provided tailwind. The cryptocurrency has shed 36.7% over the past month and sits down 51.2% from three months ago, making it one of the weaker performers in the large-cap space. What’s particularly concerning is how the ETF inclusion news failed to spark any meaningful bounce – a classic case of “buy the rumor, sell the news” playing out in real-time. The main question for traders is: can the $2.00 psychological level hold after being tested repeatedly, or are we looking at a breakdown toward $1.75?

Polkadot’s sharp decline of 44% from monthly highs has brought it to a crucial support level at $2.25. The completion of a Wyckoff Spring signals potential accumulation, as the ADX climbs. Traders await to see if the support holds or if further downside is in store.

Polkadot’s price action tells a story of systematic breakdown over the past month, with DOT shedding 23.9% to trade at $2.26 – a level that now represents both the weekly low and a critical line in the sand for bulls. The Wyckoff accumulation pattern that looked so promising in early December has morphed into something more sinister, with price failing to hold above the spring level at $2.69 despite strong governance momentum and increased derivatives interest. The main question for traders is: can bulls defend this multi-month support, or does DOT face another leg down toward the yearly lows near $1.96?

Polkadot has endured a devastating drop over the past month, shedding 26.3% to land precisely at $2.27 – a level that now represents both the weekly and monthly close. The coin’s three-month performance paints an even grimmer picture at -40.4%, though interestingly, technical patterns suggest this bloodbath might be setting up something more constructive. The main question for traders is: can bulls defend this Wyckoff spring level that formed during recent accumulation, or will the bearish momentum that’s been building since October finally break through?

Polkadot trades at $2.26, maintaining weekly and monthly closes at this level after a 72.5% drop from yearly highs. Wyckoff accumulation pattern confirmed at $2.69. Enterprise demand for blockchain interoperability strengthens DOT’s case. Can it hold support for a potential inverse head-and-shoulders pattern targeting $3.56?