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After weeks of weak sentiment and price stagnation, fresh capital is now entering the Aave ecosystem. Recent reports say Aave V4 has already crossed $10 million in deposits, an activity that often precedes price expansion rather than following it.
Despite the improved outlook, AAVE has continued to trade within a $90–$130 range on the daily timeframe for about one month. The range reflects an indecisive phase in which bearish traders have prevented further gains, while buyers remain active at key price levels.
At the time of writing, AAVE’s Stochastic RSI was rebounding from an oversold region. This suggests bearish sentiment is fading and that a bullish reversal could be possible soon.
Spot and derivatives markets are showing signs of strength. According to recent Spot Taker CVD data, buyers were dominating Spot activity, indicating steady demand at current levels. If this dominance persists, it could support a shift in market structure.
On the derivatives side, whales appeared to be positioning ahead of a potential move by accumulating more orders on the Futures markets. The accumulation has been linked to increased liquidity associated with the V4 developments.
With strength appearing across both Spot and derivatives, the alignment is being interpreted as growing confidence in the current levels.
AAVE’s setup suggests fundamentals may be starting to challenge the prevailing bearish trend. If capital keeps flowing into the protocol and buyers maintain control, the current $90–$130 range could resolve in favor of the bulls.
Confirmation is still required. A decisive break above resistance would indicate the market is ready to reprice higher. As it stands, rising usage, continued capital inflows, and improving buyer control are pointing to the possibility of a broader reversal driven by both fundamentals and price action.
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