The Fartcoin price has slipped back under the $1 mark as traders weigh a mix of technical weakness and macro uncertainty.

At press time, the memecoin traded at around $0.87, with market snapshots showing a market capitalisation of the mid-$800 million.

The 24-hour trading volume has, however, surged, reflecting panic-driven flows, and this has increased short-term directional risk.

From a technical standpoint, the FARTCOIN price breached the 30-day simple moving average near $1.677, and it also lost the 23.6% Fibonacci level, which accelerated stop-loss cascades.

At the same time, daily RSI sits near the oversold territory and shows no bullish divergence yet, and MACD continues to favour the downside.

The $0.82–$0.85 zone now serves as a critical support and also forms the daily chart neckline of a potential head-and-shoulders pattern.

If that neckline breaks on a confirmed daily close, sellers could push the price toward $0.50, and in extreme scenarios, prices could test much lower levels near $0.05.

In contrast, if buyers defend $0.82–$0.85, they could stabilise the price and prepare a retest of $0.90 and higher resistance bands.

According to many market analysts, the $0.69–$0.73 band represents a strong liquidity base, with CoinLore’s analysis highlighting $0.7839 as the first needed hold for any upside attempt.

Moreover, breaking $0.7839 would open the door to a deeper decline toward $0.5801, whereas reclaiming $0.9703 would clear the path toward $1.12 and then $1.30.

With the US CPI data failing to meet analysts’ forecasts amid tariff worries, broader risk-off flows have hit memecoins hard, and Fartcoin’s ecosystem has not been immune.

In addition, Pump.fun’s reported revenue collapse and the modest liquidity injections from the Glass Full Foundation — about $200,000 per day — remain small relative to average daily turnover, and thus offer limited defence in a full selloff.

Moreover, top-wallet concentration, roughly 60% held by the largest 100 addresses, raises the risk of coordinated moves that could amplify volatility.

Going by our analysis, if the $0.82–$0.85 support holds and buyers step in with volume, a rebound toward $1.40–$1.60 will be possible. However, a confirmed breakdown would likely shift the market into a deeper corrective phase.

FARTCOIN traders should look out for a confirmed daily close below $0.82 for a bearish confirmation, or for a daily close above $0.92, which would signal short-term relief for buyers.

Moreover, volume inflows will be the key validation for any reversal, and failing that, the $0.77–$0.98 corridor will remain decisive.

In addition, traders should keep an eye on exchange reserves and big-wallet behaviour, because large transfers to exchanges can presage further selling pressure.

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