Olympus (OHM) is currently trading at $22.71, reflecting a marginal 24-hour change of 0.41%. The price has fluctuated between a daily high of $23 and a low of $22.59, indicating low volatility with a daily range of just 0.41%.

The trading volume stands at 170,309, representing 0.05% of the market cap, suggesting limited liquidity and participation at this price level. The hourly moving averages indicate a bearish trend with the 8 SMA at $22.82, showing a decline of 0.48%, while longer-term moving averages also reflect minor downward pressures.

In terms of momentum, the 1-hour RSI is at 53, indicating a neutral position, while the 7-day RSI is slightly lower at 51, suggesting that momentum has been relatively stable but may lack strength for significant upward movements. The recent price changes over different time frames—1.41% over the past week, 8.36% over the past two weeks, and 6.90% over the last month—demonstrate a mixed trend with recent positive momentum but no strong bullish indicators.

The all-time high for OHM stands at $1,415.26, set on April 25, 2021, indicating a considerable decline from its peak value, which may affect investor sentiment. However, the sustained price around $22 indicates a potential consolidation phase, as the price has stabilized after significant historical fluctuations.

Given the current price action, the limited volatility, and the mixed momentum indicators, the recommendation is to Hold OHM. While the asset has shown some positive price changes, the lack of strong bullish signals and low trading volume suggests caution in taking new positions at this time.