Notcoin Bears Are in Control: Two Metrics Show It's "NOT" Free Falling

Notcoin has adjusted nearly 14% in the past week and 28% in the last three months. This coin has not been able to integrate into the overall market uptrend, and is currently only 19.4% higher than its all-time low. Strong selling near these levels is rarely a bullish signal, but upon closer inspection, we see that two figures could still influence the outcome if they are favorable for Notcoin. The flow of money into the exchange shows panic selling despite the buying by whales. In the past seven days, the inflow of funds into the exchange has increased by 6.5%, bringing the total exchange balance to 30.39 billion NOT. This is a clear sign of selling pressure from individual investors, especially as the price of Notcoin is fluctuating near its all-time low.

Interestingly, the top 100 addresses are net buyers during this period. If these large holders continue to accumulate while the inflow of funds to the exchange slows down and eventually shifts to outflows, market sentiment may begin to change. However, currently, the selling pressure near the lows remains the dominant force, forcing the buying side to defend. On the daily timeframe, selling pressure is also increasing, signaling that the selling side is still in control of the upward momentum.

The Bull-Bear Strength Indicator is a technical analysis tool used to measure buying and selling pressure in the market. The technical setup of Notcoin is sending a serious warning signal. On the 4-hour chart, multiple death cross points have formed in recent sessions, each marking a strong bearish level. The next crossover is approaching — the 100-period EMA, also known as the Exponential Moving Average (blue line) is getting close to crossing below the 200-period EMA (dark blue line).

If this crossover is confirmed while the inflow to the exchange remains high, it could accelerate the process of retesting the $0.0018 level or establish a new record low. This chart structure reflects the same bearish momentum seen before previous downturns, reinforcing short-term risks. The exponential moving average (EMA) tracks price trends but places more emphasis on recent data. A crossover occurs when a short-term EMA crosses a long-term EMA. It signals a potential change in trend. A Remaining Price Increase Divergence on the Notcoin Price Chart The only positive signal on the chart comes from the Chaikin Money Flow (CMF). While the price made lower lows from August 5 to August 14, the CMF made higher lows — an early sign that selling pressure may be easing.

However, the CMF is still in the negative zone, meaning the market is still under net selling pressure. For this divergence to be significant, the CMF needs to surpass the 0 threshold, supported by a marked increase in the accumulation of the top 100 addresses and a shift towards net outflow from exchanges. The Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) measures buying and selling pressure based on price and trading volume. A CMF above 0 indicates buying strength, while below 0 indicates selling pressure. If this adjustment occurs, a bounce back to the range of $0.0019–$0.0020 is entirely possible. However, until then, a break below $0.0018 remains a more likely outcome, keeping the risk of hitting a new all-time low still very high. And if that happens, the price of Notcoin may test the previous all-time low of $0.0016 or even drop further. ♡𝐥𝐢𝐤𝐞💬 ➤ @Notcoin #NOTCOİN $NOT {spot}(NOTUSDT)