- The inverse head and shoulders pattern on ARB suggests the price may soon start to rise.
- The coin is trading in a key support zone around $0.38–$0.40, which also matches key moving averages.
- A bounce from this level could fuel a rally, but a breakdown may reverse momentum and invalidate the bullish setup.
ARB, the native token of the Arbitrum network, recently showed a strong bullish pattern known as an inverse head and shoulders on its daily price chart. This typical pattern often signals that a downtrend will soon change to an uptrend.
ARB Pulls Back to Crucial Neckline Support Zone
Following this pattern, ARB rose above its neckline, a major resistance area and climbed up to hit a local peak of around $0.48. However, after this upward move, the price has pulled back and is now hovering in the $0.38–$0.40 range, right around that neckline area where the breakout initially occurred.
This area is proving to be a major support level for ARB. Besides being in a head and shoulders pattern, the index also matches up with the 50-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) and the 100-day Simple Moving Average (SMA).
Multiple signs appearing at this price area reinforce that support level and makes it especially important to keep an eye on.
Bounce From Support May Confirm Breakout Strength
The current phase of consolidation, where price moves sideways in a narrow range, suggests that the market is pausing to decide its next move. If ARB can hold this $0.38–$0.40 level and bounce from it, it could confirm the breakout as valid.
That could strengthen the market’s bullish trend and trigger another increase toward the latest high of $0.48. Such an action would demonstrate that the trend is moving upward.
If the price moves below the neckline strongly, it could be a sign to watch out for. Should it drop below $0.38, the inverse head and shoulders pattern may cease and then spark a sell, which might result in more falls.
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The attached diagram shows how this pattern is forming. It highlights a classic “head and shoulders” setup, with the left shoulder, head, and right shoulder clearly visible. The market is now making a second attempt to break through the neckline—a key level in this pattern.
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