• ARB drops 4.63% in 24 hours and 4.42% over the week.
• Resistance stands at $0.36 and $0.62, with limited upside momentum.
• RSI and MACD confirm weakening bullish strength.

Arbitrum (ARB) continues its downward trajectory as selling pressure intensifies across the crypto market. The token has declined by 4.63% in the past 24 hours and nearly 4.42% over the week. At press time, ARB is trading at $0.3112, showing limited resilience near a critical support zone.

Trading volume has slipped by 9.78% to $154.13 million, signaling reduced market activity and fading investor participation. Its market capitalization has also fallen 4.57% to $1.71 billion, reflecting persistent weakness across the broader ecosystem.

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Technical Structure Reflects Bearish Dominance

On the ARB chart, the price currently trades slightly above the $0.30 support region, showing mild resilience but no strong reversal signs yet. Resistance stands near $0.3629 and extends to $0.6236, while strong support lies around $0.2537. The token recently rebounded from this lower zone, indicating that buyers are still defending the area, though momentum remains weak.

The broader structure reveals a consistent pattern of lower highs and lower lows since late August that validates a bearish trend in place. The continued breach below $0.30 may entice additional selling that may retest $0.25. Alternatively, on a successful holding above $0.3,1, breaking above $0.36 may turn short-term momentum back up towards a relief phase aiming for $0.50.

This tight consolidation between $0.30 and $0.36 shows a short-term traders’ tug-of-war. It is a clean breakout from one edge that may determine the next big move for the token.

Momentum Signals Point Toward Extended Weakness

Momentum indicators confirm the bearish mood. The RSI is at 39.99, which is lower than the 50 neutral point, indicating that sellers are in control. The falling RSI pattern shows waning buying interest as well as a potential descent to the oversold area with continued selling.

Meanwhile, MACD is still bearish with both lines remaining south of zero as another bearish signal is affirmatively indicated. Widening bars on the histogram also suggest that momentum on the downswing is gaining force as opposed to weakening.

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