$GIGGLE is trading around 91.33, showing a small +0.58 percent move, but the overall structure is still weak after a major dump from the recent spike.
Market Snapshot
• 24h High: 95.78
• 24h Low: 89.89
• Volume: Moderate but lower compared to earlier strong moves
• Trend: Strongly bearish short-term and mid-term
• Volatility: Very high previously, now calming
Price Structure & Trend
GIGGLE had a massive blow-off top at 159.90, followed by a sharp crash down to 83.93, creating a classic pump-and-dump structure.
Since then:
• Price has stayed below all major moving averages (7, 25, 99 MA)
• The 99 MA above price shows heavy macro resistance
• The 7 MA and 25 MA are flat, showing sideways consolidation
The chart is currently in a range between 89.80 – 96.80, with no strong breakout yet.
Support Levels
• 89.80
• 83.93
• 80.13
Resistance Levels
• 96.84
• 113.56
• 130.27
• 146.99
• 159.90 (major top)
Why $GIGGLE Is Not Moving Strongly
• Heavy selling pressure after the parabolic rise
• Buyers are not aggressive — volume is much lower than before
• Market still digesting the earlier pump
• Moving averages are bearish and pushing price down
Trend Outlook
Right now the chart is bearish-to-neutral.
To turn bullish again, GIGGLE must break and hold above 96.84.
Until then, sideways or slow downward movement is likely.
Trading Idea
This zone is only good for range trades, not trend trades:
• Buy Zone: 89.80 – 83.90
• TP Zone: 96.80 – 113.50
• Cut Loss: Below 83.90
If price closes above 96.84, a move toward 113.50 becomes possible.
$GIGGLE is cooling after a huge move. The next breakout will decide whether it starts recovering or continues drifting sideways. Stay patient — setups will come.
