Curve DAO slides after $0.266 rejection – Here’s why CRV sellers still lead
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Curve DAO slides after $0.266 rejection – Here’s why CRV sellers still lead

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Curve DAO’s governance token $CRV slipped 2.35% in the 24‑hour period ending June 13, while its open interest contracted by 1.83%, signaling subdued activity over the weekend.

Price Shift and Trading Volume

The token’s daily trading volume shrank by roughly 64% after $CRV failed to clear a pivotal resistance zone near $0.266, a drop that aligns with typical weekend patterns for crypto assets. Investors saw the market react calmly, with the price hovering just below the $0.266 threshold.

On June 12, $CRV briefly surged to a local peak of $0.2655 before retreating, registering a 9.87% decline from that high. The subsequent slide reinforced the bearish sentiment that many market participants had anticipated.

Technical Indicators and Investor Outlook

The 78.6% Fibonacci retracement level at $0.266 acted as a decisive barrier, and bearish traders successfully defended it, keeping the price under pressure. The Chaikin Money Flow indicator fell to +0.03, suggesting that capital inflows have markedly slowed.

Both the Relative Strength Index and Money Flow Index moved toward the 50 mark, indicating waning momentum without granting a clear advantage to either side. Analysts recommend a short position for investors, with a stop‑loss positioned above $0.293 to manage risk.