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- The H4 market structure faced a major obstacle at $0.698.
- Open interest rates were low, while sales volumes increased.
At the moment of writing, Polygons [MATIC] recovery hit crossroads that should concern bulls. It bounced remarkably after plunging to $0.5089 on June 10. But the recovery has hit a $0.6894 roadblock, which was previously a support in Q3 2022.
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although Bitcoin [BTC] Recovered $30,000 at time of writing, it remained to be seen if the MATIC bulls would break through the $0.6894 roadblock and climb above a lower high of $0.7893 amid improved market sentiment in the broader crypto markets .
Can bulls zoom past $0.6894 and $0.7893 obstacles
On the 4-hour chart, the RSI and OBV registered sharp spikes indicating increased buying pressure and demand for MATIC. Therefore, a cross above the $0.6894 resistance was likely if BTC held the $30k zone.
However, the H4 market structure will turn bullish only if MATIC moves beyond the lower high at $0.7893. The level also corresponds to a trendline resistance (white) and could put selling pressure in the near term, especially if BTC falls back from $30,000.
Therefore, a short squeeze could occur at the immediate $0.6894 resistance, especially if BTC maintains $30k and rises. But short sellers could make another attempt to re-enter at $0.7893.
Any move above $0.7893 will confirm further solid bullish intent for MATIC, and the next target will be $0.9503 in such a scenario.
Open interest rates muted
Despite strong bullish sentiment, MATIC open interest rates (OI) remained low. The OI refers to the total number of open contracts related to the spot price of MATIC at a given time.
Since falling below $0.8, MATIC’s OI has remained muted below $150 million. A cross above $200 million indicates strong bullish sentiment in the futures market.
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However, the exchange long/short ratio highlighted that more traders were shorting assets on the futures market at the time of writing.
Unless the spread between short and long positions narrows, short-term sentiment in the futures market could remain mildly bearish.