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Gram (GRAM) is showing renewed bullish momentum after months of persistent selling pressure, with the cryptocurrency climbing toward a crucial technical level that could determine whether its recent rebound develops into a broader trend reversal.
GRAM surged to nearly $2.90 in early May before entering a prolonged downturn. The token subsequently fell from above $1.80 to lows around $1.30 by late summer, erasing much of its earlier rally and establishing a clear bearish trend.
Recent price action, however, suggests buyers are returning. GRAM has jumped from approximately $1.40 to $1.63, breaking above both its 50-day and 100-day moving averages for the first time since the summer decline began. These breakouts have strengthened the short-term outlook and shifted attention toward the declining 200-day moving average near $1.60.
A sustained close above the 200-day average could provide GRAM with its first significant technical trend-reversal signal since the May peak. Holding above this level could also strengthen the case for further upside if buying momentum remains strong.
Momentum indicators support the recent rally, although they also point to the possibility of short-term volatility. GRAM's Relative Strength Index (RSI) has moved into the 70s, reflecting strong buying pressure. However, an RSI at these elevated levels can also indicate overbought conditions and increase the likelihood of consolidation or a temporary pullback.
Despite the breakout, GRAM remains in the early stages of attempting to reverse its longer-term downtrend. The $1.50 level is now an important area to watch if prices retreat. Holding above $1.50 would help preserve the bullish technical structure and suggest buyers remain in control.
Conversely, a drop below $1.40 could weaken the recovery outlook and indicate that the latest GRAM price rally was only a temporary rebound within the broader decline. For now, the battle around the 200-day moving average remains critical to GRAM's next major move.
