More Momentum Incoming (Analysis) – CryptoMode
Fartcoin (FARTCOIN) has emerged as one of the most explosive Solana meme coins in recent weeks, rocketing from $0.51 to over $1.15.
While the memecoin has experienced significant volatility in the short term, today marks a new uptick of 4.8%, bringing the price to $1.08. Moreover, the broader trend remains intact, with Fartcoin still up over 122% on the 30-day chart and nearly 30% in the last week. On-chain data indicate that, despite yesterday’s pullback, traders remain active, with $185 million in 24-hour volume.
This price action has pushed Fartcoin’s market cap above $1.07 billion, placing it second among Solana meme coins, behind only the Trump token, as per CoinGecko data:
Fartcoin Open Interest Drops, But Bulls Still Have Firepower
While volume has decreased around 9%, a slight boost is visible in derivatives markets. Fartcoin’s Open Interest (OI) has increased by 5.5% to $577 million, indicating a reversal in yesterday’s profit-taking or position unwinding.
However, liquidation data shows that longs are still dominating, with roughly $2 million in long liquidations over the last 24 hours, compared to $1.1 million in shorts.
Top traders on Binance appear to be split, but those in positions lean long, with a 1.23 long-to-short ratio by position size. Meanwhile, social sentiment remains strong, with viral memes and FOMO posts driving community engagement on platforms like X. Technically, the Solana-based memecoin has flipped the $1 level into tentative support after breaking out from multiple resistance zones.
If bulls defend this zone and broader Solana momentum continues, a retest of $1.20 and possibly $1.40 could be on the cards. However, with MFI showing mild bearish divergence and OI declining, a short-term consolidation between $0.95–$1.10 remains likely. If meme season ramps again, Fartcoin could quickly re-enter price discovery mode—but for now, all eyes are on whether it can hold above the psychological $1 mark.
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