PAAL surged 50% in the last session, raising hopes for recovery. Will this rally continue, or are technical indicators signaling caution?
PAAL’s 50% surge over the past 24 hours marks a strong short-term recovery, but it remains uncertain whether this upward trend will persist enough to offset the token’s 43.45% weekly loss.PAAL on track for a 195% gain
Prior to this decline, PAAL had been trading within a consolidation phase, often a signal of buyer accumulation in anticipation of a rally. If this holds true, the recent dip could represent a “stop hunt,” allowing buyers to secure a more favorable entry before a potential breakout. The Relative Strength Index has sharply declined, now reading 43.33, which indicates selling pressure and raises the likelihood of a continued downtrend.
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