RedStone has erased all of its recent gains from the last major update, entering a period of consolidation as the market awaits the next catalyst.
RedStone (RED) has dropped to $0.50, marking an 18% decline over the past week and a 43% drop from its $0.89 peak on March 16.
On March 14, the modular oracle RedStone rolled out out the DRILL program, aiming to reward early adopters and accelerate the growth of the RedStone ecosystem by allocating 4.5% of the total RED token supply to core users. The announcement triggered a surge in the token’s price, reaching $0.7545 — its highest point since March 7. This upward momentum continued, with the price climbing further to $0.89 on March 16.
However, after peaking on March 16, RED has plunged into a clear downtrend. It has been trading below the 9-day exponential moving average since March 20. Volume has also been tapering off. The price is currently hovering around $0.50, a key support level where it has been consolidating since then.
The Relative Strength Index sits at 47.21, indicating neutral momentum, with buying and selling pressures relatively balanced. This suggests that the market is in a wait-and-see mode, waiting for a catalyst to decide the next move.
A break above the 9-day EMA and $0.60 could signal a trend reversal, especially if RSI climbs above 50. A break below $0.50 could trigger further downside, with the next support levels at $0.45 and $0.40.
