Why Popcat (POPCAT) May Stall Before Reaching $2

However, as profit-taking begins, POPCAT may see some of these gains start to diminish, with a potential pullback on the horizon.

Bearish Divergence Indicates Weak Demand for

POPCAT's Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) has gradually declined since the beginning of the month. This has occurred despite the meme coin's rally, creating a bearish divergence. At press time, POPCAT's CMF is below zero at -0.05. 

The CMF indicator measures money flow into and out of the market. When the CMF declines while an asset's price rises, it creates a bearish divergence, indicating that upward price movement might not be supported by strong demand.

Furthermore, the sharp rally in POPCAT's value has caused market volatility to skyrocket, as evidenced by the widening gap of its Bollinger Bands indicator. Traders use this indicator to assess market volatility and potential price movements.

When the gap between this indicator's upper and lower bands widens, it signals increased market volatility and the potential for significant price changes. Moreover, POPCAT's price briefly moved above the upper band of this indicator during the weekend sessions.

Trading above this level indicates that the asset may be overbought. It suggests that its price has risen significantly and may be due for a pullback. Traders often view this as a warning sign that the current upward momentum may not be sustainable.

Buyers' exhaustion is common in an overheated market. As selling pressure spikes, POPCAT's price is likely to decline further.

Using the Fibonacci Retracement tool suggests that the meme coin's value could drop by 34%, potentially settling at the key support level of $0.90.

Conversely, if demand picks up, POPCAT's price may reclaim its all-time high of $1.55 and surge beyond that level.

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