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AAVE Price Stuck Between Downtrend And Last Major Support

AAVE trades in a clear daily downtrend after failing at the Fibonacci golden zone between roughly $210 and $238. The chart shows price topping near $355 and then pulling back to the $120 area, which defines the full Fibonacci range. From that swing, the 0.5 level sits near $238.41 and the 0.618 level near $210.68. AAVE tried to climb back into that band in October, but sellers stepped in and forced a sharp reversal, confirming the zone as heavy resistance rather than a base.

AAVE Fibonacci Golden Zone Support. Source: TradingView
AAVE Fibonacci Golden Zone Support. Source: TradingView

Now, the token moves below a dominant descending trendline that connects the lower highs from late summer. The 50-day EMA near $204.53 runs almost parallel with that line and adds another layer of overhead pressure. Each bounce into this area fails quickly, which keeps the trend pointed lower. Price currently trades around $168, under the broken support band at $174–$182 and inside a dense demand zone drawn around $165–$156.

At the same time, horizontal levels cluster just under the market. The chart highlights support at $164.88 and $156.65, which line up with earlier consolidation in April and May. As AAVE grinds lower, these zones act as the next potential stopping points. A daily close below $156 would push the token deeper into the old value area that starts near $140 and stretches toward the prior bottom at $120.88.

Momentum also fits the bearish picture. The RSI sits just below 40, which signals persistent downside pressure but not extreme capitulation. That reading allows more selling without a strong oversold bounce signal. Volume looks elevated on down days and more muted on small green candles, so sellers remain more aggressive than buyers on this timeframe.

For the trend to change, AAVE would need to reclaim the broken support band around $182, then close back above the 50-day EMA and the descending trendline. Only then would the market start to challenge the Fibonacci golden zone again. Until that kind of recovery happens, the chart continues to show a downtrend that started at the October rejection from the 0.5–0.618 retracement band.

AAVE weekly chart holds long-term triangle support

AAVE trades around $167 on the KuCoin weekly chart and sits inside a long-term contracting triangle. The upper red trendline connects the major lower highs from the 2021 and 2025 peaks, while the lower red trendline links the higher lows from the 2022 bottom and the sharp wick in 2025. Price now leans against that rising lower boundary, so the market is testing structural support rather than breaking it.

AAVE Weekly Triangle Support Test. Source: TradingView
AAVE Weekly Triangle Support Test. Source: TradingView / X

The pattern reads as a large consolidation after the earlier parabolic move. Volatility keeps shrinking as candles move closer to the apex between the two red lines. That kind of compression often precedes a strong move, but the direction is still undecided. As long as weekly closes stay above the rising support line, the structure favors a continuation scenario instead of a full breakdown of the trend that started from the 2022 lows.

Momentum indicators echo that reset. The lower RSI panel sits in the high 30s, which signals a cooled market without a classic oversold flush. It shows sellers in control, yet it also leaves room for a bounce if buyers defend this zone. The middle oscillator, which swings between zero and 100%, currently prints near the mid-range rather than at extremes. That position fits a consolidation phase more than a blow-off top or panic low.

A decisive weekly close below the rising red line would invalidate that view and turn the current level into a failed support. A move back toward the upper boundary, however, would show that spot demand still respects the long-term continuation setup.


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Tatevik Avetisyan
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Tatevik Avetisyan is an editor at Kriptoworld who covers emerging crypto trends, blockchain innovation, and altcoin developments. She is passionate about breaking down complex stories for a global audience and making digital finance more accessible.

📅 Published: December 1, 2025 • 🕓 Last updated: December 1, 2025

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