LUNA’s 8% surge may be noteworthy but a trip down south may be on the cards

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Terra LUNA founder Do Kwon could be facing the heat despite acting like the South Korean arrest warrant was not his concern. In a new turn of events, things seemed to be working against Kwon after a Bloomberg report showed that he was facing challenges in far-away Singapore. 

According to the report, Kwon was struggling to renew his employment permit or register a business in the country.

However, the project’s founder was not the only one struggling. LUNA, whose collapse was the subject of a market capitulation in May, was also in weekly ruins. According to CoinMarketCap, LUNA’s weekly performance was a 47.51% drive down the charts at press time. This performance was the worst out of the top 100 cryptocurrencies in market value.

Interestingly, this decrease came after LUNA’s 200% rally a few days back. While there were conversations that it was still a pump and dump, the overall performance may have proven the suggestions right. However, it seemed that LUNA was not one with its seesaw.

Based on the price movements on the charts, LUNA had a similar move during the past week that led to significant declines. On 12 September, there was a case of an engulfing candlestick pattern. This pattern made LUNA fall from $5.41 to $3.95. It was a similar case on 14 September as LUNA plunged from $4.52 to $2.45.

Source: TradingView

The Relative Strength Index (RSI) showed that LUNA had fallen to the overbought zone pressure. The RSI then revealed that LUNA buyers were trying to recover as it remained at 45.13.

Source: TradingView

However, the Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) and Money Flow Index (MFI) had contradicting opinions. According to CMF, the money flow was not in buyers’ control, with its value at -0.06.

As for the MFI, the technical