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The higher timeframe price chart of Polkadot showed a bearish leaning, even though the asset posted gains of 30% from 10 March to 18 March. The market structure remained bearish, and DOT appeared to trade within a range.
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The bulls were able to halt the losses at the $5.3 level. During March the buyers were successful in pushing prices back above the $5.8-$6 region.
This was possible when euphoria gripped the crypto market when BTC rallied from $20.6k to $$28.8k.
Source: DOT/USDT on TradingView
On the daily timeframe, the bearish structure of Polkadot was evident when we consider the fact that the drop in prices did not see a noticeable stall since mid-February when DOT saw a harsh rejection at the $7.75 mark. One of the bearish order blocks that DOT formed on the daily timeframe during this slide was highlighted by the red box in the $6.6 region.
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But the recovery of DOT did not yet shift the structure, as the local high formed on 18 March at $6.7 was only a lower high in the downtrend. This has confluence with the bearish order block at the $6.6 region from late February.
The RSI showed some bullish momentum but did not yet show a strong uptrend in progress. Meanwhile, the OBV was flat in the past week and has slid southward from mid-March.
Source: Coinalyze
On the 1-hour chart above we can see that the funding rate has recovered and was back in positive territory. This denoted bullish sentiment in the market. Coinalyze data also showed Open Interest was on the rise alongside DOT
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