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JasmyCoin (JASMY) has remained one of the strongest-performing assets in the market, posting a moderate 10% gain at press time as buying pressure continues to strengthen. The latest move is broader in significance because JASMY has recovered every loss recorded since January 23, completing a recovery that took roughly three months. While the rally has persisted, several indicators suggest the market may be approaching an important decision point.
The primary risk to JASMY’s ongoing rally comes from its current position within a major supply order block on the chart. A supply order block is a region where concentrated sell orders typically emerge, often slowing momentum or triggering temporary reversals as traders take profit. JASMY’s move into this zone has already produced early signs of selling pressure, with a red candlestick forming as sellers reacted near resistance levels.
Current price action suggests the asset could retrace toward the first support region, where buyers may attempt to regain control and resume the uptrend. If bearish pressure intensifies, price could extend lower toward a secondary support level before finding stronger stability. Conversely, a successful breakout above the supply zone could open the path toward higher resistance targets around $0.00814, with a broader continuation rally potentially extending toward $0.00983.
Several indicators suggest JASMY may be trading above its fair value, but bulls continue to maintain control of the market structure. The Bollinger Bands indicator showed that JASMY has climbed into the upper volatility band as of writing, a region historically associated with overheated conditions and short-term pullbacks. In prior instances, similar moves into the upper Bollinger Band were followed by temporary corrections as momentum cooled.
Despite these overextension signals, buying activity remains elevated. The Bull Bear Power (BBP) indicator continued to favor bullish momentum, showing that buyers still dominate broader market activity. The indicator recently formed its strongest green histogram bar since January 9, highlighting aggressive buyer participation and suggesting traders still expect further upside in the near term.
While spot market sentiment remains largely bullish, activity in the perpetual futures market points to growing caution among derivatives traders. At the time of writing, open interest rose 32% to nearly $33 million, indicating a significant increase in leveraged positioning around the asset. At the same time, the funding rate turned negative and declined sharply to 0.0276%, signaling that short positions are beginning to dominate perpetual market activity.
A negative funding rate typically reflects growing bearish sentiment among leveraged traders, as short sellers increasingly pay premiums to maintain downside positions. If selling pressure accelerates alongside rising leverage, JASMY could face heightened volatility in the sessions ahead.
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