- Polkadot recently broke its daily structure low and now trades around $3.40
- Current price action suggests accumulation, with liquidity building below
- A sweep of local lows could trigger the next upward move — but no setup is guaranteed
Polkadot is trading around $3.40, and for the past couple of weeks, it’s been quietly resetting the game board.
Two weeks ago, it broke through the last daily structure low, and ever since, the price has been moving in that eerily calm phase that usually comes before the storm — accumulation.
Now here’s where it gets interesting.
This isn’t just sideways chop for no reason. There’s liquidity building below, little pockets left behind that the market loves to come back for.
Whether it’s just that recent buildup or even the last H4 low, DOT could still make one final sweep to the downside before turning around.
But the way it’s consolidating here? It’s giving signals.
Not confirmation, not guarantees — just signals. If the price does grab that liquidity and bounces, we might be looking at the beginning of a deeper move upward. Maybe not instantly, and definitely not in a straight line — but the potential is there.
And this isn’t theory pulled from thin air — we’ve seen similar setups across other coins, and they often play out with frightening precision. Accumulation → liquidity grab → move. Simple in hindsight. Messy in real-time.
Still, and this needs to be said: we don’t have absolute certainty. The market could flip the table entirely, dive deeper, invalidate this whole structure. It’s all part of the game — and this is just one scenario among many. But it’s one worth watching.
So if you’re tracking the Polkadot price right now, don’t get hypnotized by the small range. Look underneath it. That’s where the story is.
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