NEAR-USD chart analysis today

NEAR-USD closed above its falling wedge at $1.8769 and fell back below it this bar. The break failed. A close back above $1.8769 would change that.

NEAR Protocol · daily · last close $1.8426 · read computed from candles through 2026-09-02. No AI, no signal, no target.

NEAR-USD · Dailydaily
$1.1480$1.6641$2.1801$2.6961$3.2121avg15112367227556183610VolumeResistance $2.0884 · 7 touchesSupport $1.5701 · 6 touchesPOLEFALLING WEDGEBroke out $1.8769Breaks above $1.8769Breaks below $1.7798Weekly resistance $2.6161

The two prices that decide it

Above
$1.8769 · the falling wedge
Below
$1.7798 · the falling wedge
Formation state
Closed above $1.8769 1 day ago, then closed back below it this bar. The break failed.
Trend
a series of higher highs and higher lows over the window, 3 steps across 35 bars, still intact
Agreement
Structure 2 of 4 (mixed) · indicators 2 of 3 (high)

Levels and what happened there

  • Resistance $2.0884
  • Support $1.5701
  • The last seven times price reached $2.0884 it held 5 times, bouncing 16% on average.
  • The last six times price reached $1.5701 it held every time, bouncing 24% on average.
  • Bigger picture Weekly down, daily rising. weekly — downtrend intact, falling wedge at $1.7376.
  • 52 weeks 40% below its 52-week high of $3.0697 and 113% above its 52-week low of $0.8645.

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