Date: Sun, Dec 07, 2025 | 04:48 AM GMT
Starknet (STRK), after delivering an explosive 200% rally last month and briefly hitting $0.2794, has slipped into a corrective phase, dropping above 15% in last 7 days. While sentiment remains cautious following the cooldown, the latest technical structure is signaling something noteworthy — momentum exhaustion on the sell side and early signs of recovery strength.
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RSI Divergence Signals Momentum Shift
On the 4-hour chart, STRK continues to trade below the 50-period moving average, confirming that the broader trend still leans bearish. Yet, beneath that surface weakness, indicators are hinting at a possible shift.
The RSI is forming higher lows, while price continues printing lower lows — a textbook regular bullish divergence, often associated with downward momentum fading and early accumulation behavior by market participants.
Starknet (STRK) 4H Chart/Coinsprobe (Source: Tradingview)
This pattern typically precedes a relief rally, especially when combined with pullback exhaustion candles and flattening downside volume. STRK has now hovered near its $0.1119 zone, where divergence is actively developing, reinforcing that bearish pressure may be losing control.
What’s Next for STRK?
If divergence-driven momentum unfolds as expected, the first logical upside marker sits at $0.1300, followed by the major resistance band at $0.1550–$0.1600. This zone aligns with the prior breakdown region, making it the most decisive structure level for bullish continuation.
A reclaim above the 50 MA on the 4H will further validate a shift in trend strength and could accelerate upside extension toward the mid-range target.
On the flip side, if STRK fails to hold above the immediate $0.1100 support, bullish divergence could fail to trigger, opening the doors for retest toward the $0.1000 psychological zone.
