Mira price

MIRA Network Token Trend Analysis and Prediction @Mira_Network After the return of the knights, I have been hesitating whether to buy some $MIRA. I just looked at the data and analyzed it with @Surf_Copilot, and came to the following conclusions. 📊 Token Structure 🔸 Current Circulation: 191.2 million tokens, accounting for 19.12% of the total supply 🔸 Current Price: 0.37 🔸 Market Cap: 71M 🔸 FDV: 372M 🔸 FDV/MC Ratio: 5.24x From a structural perspective, the issuance rhythm of $MIRA is relatively healthy, with almost no large unlocks in the next 3-6 months (<1%), and the main unlocking pressure is concentrated after Q2 2026. ⚙️ Technical Analysis 🔹 RSI (Daily): 7.08 (historically rare oversold zone) 🔹 MACD: Golden cross formed at the 1-hour level 🔹 Volume Structure: Short funding rate turns negative, indicating excessive short positions $MIRA is currently in a "technical rebound + structural bottoming" overlapping phase. If BTC does not plunge significantly, the price is very likely to stabilize in the 0.33-0.34 range and rebound to the 0.35-0.37 range (probability about 60%). 🧠 Mid-term Outlook 🔸 Price Range: $0.28 - $0.45 🔸 Support Level: $0.28-$0.30 (historical low + lower Bollinger Band) 🔸 Resistance Level: $0.45-$0.50 (50-day moving average) The continued heat of AI + blockchain narratives brings sustained marginal funding attention to @Mira_Network. The risk-reward ratio is slightly positive, with the first target at $0.45, and the price may also pull back to $0.30, which can also be seen as a washout behavior. Mid-line Strategy: Buy low, lock up, and wait for the narrative resonance of "node incentives" or "AI verification protocol cooperation." Conclusion $MIRA has already experienced a TGE crash (from $2.61 → $0.22), but the ecosystem is not dead, the unlocks are very low, and the narrative has not collapsed. This kind of structure, which is "overly abandoned but fundamentally sound," often breeds the next round of reversal. 🔹 Short-term view on technicals 🔹 Mid-term view on supply and demand 🔹 Long-term view on narrative and adoption The current price of $0.37 is in a historically low area, and the risk-reward ratio is favorable for short-term traders, but close monitoring of BTC trends and changes in futures market funding rates is necessary.

Here's a recap of the recently discussed coins, some good and some bad: APT: Heavily impacted by the crash, but Jump has enough depth as a market maker on the order book, with the lowest price within a reasonable range. The first wave of rebound saw large holders shorting for profit, which made the funding rate look terrible. The team needs to boost confidence here; let's wait for the price to recover. Eigen: Last time bought in at 1.6 and sold around 2.0, should have made a profit. No strong opinions at the moment. Kaito: Called at 1.05, peaked at 1.6, now at 1.15. Sold more at 1.4 yesterday but bought back some. Still the most stable coin in this market, and I remain optimistic. Recently paused buybacks to accumulate some Treasury, which is a good thing. The expectations for new coins like Coai are still strong, and Kaito's value remains. XPL: No more comments, I feel like an idiot. Thought it was Jup but it turned out to be W. Such high consensus and attention faced with unlimited selling, what can I say? I've lost a lot of money on this. FF: DWF remains consistently stable, creating a new way to pump Alpha while offloading. Socially speaking, I didn't follow up, but next time I encounter something like this, I can short after the opening. Mira, Open: Made money shorting Mira, lost money going long on Open. The core of new coins still depends on whether they can offload; I'll remember this next time.

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