ONDO’s weekly chart still leans heavily downward, with price action forming steady lower highs and lows. Recent candles show firm selling pressure, and the market continues trading well beneath the 9-week EMA at 0.6176. The price hugging the lower Bollinger Band near 0.431 hints at being stretched, but nothing yet suggests buyers are ready to […]ONDO’s weekly chart still leans heavily downward, with price action forming steady lower highs and lows. Recent candles show firm selling pressure, and the market continues trading well beneath the 9-week EMA at 0.6176. The price hugging the lower Bollinger Band near 0.431 hints at being stretched, but nothing yet suggests buyers are ready to […]

ONDO Weekly Chart Stays Bearish With Only Long-Term Buyers Eyeing $1.2042

2025/12/06 20:00
  • The ONDO weekly chart shows a persistent, strong downward trend.
  • Immediate support levels include 0.431, 0.40, and 0.35.
  • USD inflows into ONDO have tripled throughout 2025.
  • SEC submission encourages broader adoption of tokenized securities.

ONDO’s weekly chart still leans heavily downward, with price action forming steady lower highs and lows. Recent candles show firm selling pressure, and the market continues trading well beneath the 9-week EMA at 0.6176. The price hugging the lower Bollinger Band near 0.431 hints at being stretched, but nothing yet suggests buyers are ready to reverse momentum.

Support rests at 0.431, then 0.40 and 0.35 if sellers keep control. On the upside, price must battle through 0.50, 0.62 at the EMA, and 0.82 near the Bollinger midpoint. Wider volatility bands point to an active, continuing trend. With candles steadily moving downward and no bullish signals forming, the overall tone remains convincingly bearish.

Source: TradingView

The trend won’t truly shift unless buyers reclaim 0.50 and eventually close above the 9-week EMA at 0.6176 while volatility begins tightening. Oversold conditions can linger, so momentum still favors sellers. A break below 0.431 opens the way toward 0.40–0.35, while any meaningful recovery would need sustained strength pushing back toward the upper-band target near 1.2042.

Also Read: ONDO Price Forecast: Can Bulls Regain Momentum to Reach $1.13?

Surge in Capital Inflows Signals Growing Confidence

ONDO experienced a strong surge in USD inflows throughout 2025. In January, inflows began around $600 million and rose steadily to about $1.2 billion by mid-year. By late summer, faster growth pushed totals past $1.7 billion. Overall, capital flowing into ONDO roughly tripled over the course of the year.

Source: @MarcShawnBrown

This growth highlights expanding interest in ONDO’s tokenized-assets ecosystem and strong institutional participation. The steady inflow trend demonstrates overall support for the yield options provided by the network. Although inflows historically do not guarantee future success, the magnitude of growth experienced in 2025 definitely represents a change in market attitude.

Tokenized Securities Roadmap Submitted to SEC

Today, ONDO submitted its roadmap for tokenized securities to the SEC. Tokenization is transforming global markets, yet U.S. adoption is slowed by debate over which model should lead. Direct registration, beneficial ownership, and wrapped or linked securities all play important roles on-chain. The SEC is urged to support all three approaches.

All assets are shifting on-chain, setting the U.S. up as a potential global leader. Connecting tokenized securities to DTC builds on current strengths, while open systems give investors more control over their holdings. ONDO seeks to assist the SEC in moving this important work forward, modernizing the market responsibly and effectively.

Also Read: Ondo Faces Heavy Sell-Off but $0.96 Target Remains in Sight

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