Precio de grassGRASS

GRASS/USDT we are expecting a bearish

$GRASS 📅 Outlook: Short Term & Longer Horizon Timeframe What could happen / What to watch Short-Term (next few days to week) If GRASS can hold above $0.96), there could be some upward momentum. If it fails to hold support (~$0.65-$0.75), could see a pull-back. Watch volume spikes and news (exchange listings, product releases) as triggers. Medium / Long Term (months / rest of 2025+) Several forecasts project significantly higher targets, somewhere between $1-$3+ depending on adoption, market conditions, and how well the project executes.

$GRASS GRASS is trading around $0.84–$0.85 USDT. 24h volume is ~$50-55 million. Over the past week, it's gained around ~20% or more. --- ⚠️ Key Levels & Technical Signals Support: around $0.64–$0.65 is a significant short-term support level. If it falls below that, more downside risk could open up. Resistance: first resistance area is ~$0.96 to $1.00. If it breaks that, the next levels might be higher (potentially ~$1.20). Indicators: some bullish signs. Price is above several short-term EMAs. The RSI is moderate (not yet overbought) in many forecasts. ---

$BTC $ETH $GRASS Yes — U.S. CPI (inflation data) often has a direct impact on crypto markets, though the reaction can vary depending on whether the numbers come in higher, lower, or in line with expectations: 🔑 How CPI Affects Crypto 1. Higher CPI than expected (hot inflation): Suggests inflation is still sticky. Markets may expect the Federal Reserve to keep interest rates higher for longer. This usually strengthens the U.S. dollar and pressures risk assets like stocks and crypto. Bitcoin, ETH, and altcoins often see short-term selling. 2. Lower CPI than expected (cool inflation): Signals inflation is easing. Fed may have room to pause or cut rates sooner. Risk assets, including crypto, tend to rally on this expectation. BTC and ETH often see buying momentum. 3. In-line CPI (no surprise): Markets usually react less strongly. Crypto may stay range-bound unless traders were heavily positioned one way. 🪙 Why Crypto Is Sensitive Crypto is treated like a risk-on asset (similar to tech stocks). Liquidity from lower interest rates tends to flow into crypto. Inflation & rate expectations influence the dollar index (DXY), and crypto often moves opposite the dollar. 👉 Today’s CPI came in at 2.9% YoY (headline) and 3.1% YoY (core) — slightly above the Fed’s 2% target. This could make crypto markets choppy, with traders watching how the Fed responds.