Olympus (OHM) is currently priced at $21.12, reflecting a minor decline of 0.56% over the past 24 hours. The daily trading range has been relatively narrow, with a high of $21.25 and a low of $20.94, indicating limited volatility in recent trading sessions.

The volume of 341,292 suggests a low trading interest, as evidenced by the volume-to-market cap ratio of just 0.10%. The short-term moving averages show a mixed sentiment; while the 8, 13, and 21-hour SMAs indicate slight upward momentum, the 55 and 144-hour SMAs reveal declining trends, particularly the 144 SMA which is down 2.73%.

The 1-hour RSI is at 53, indicating that OHM is neither overbought nor oversold in the short term. However, the 7-day RSI at 43 points towards a bearish trend, suggesting selling pressure in the medium term, as the price has dropped by over 4% in the past week.

Historically, OHM has experienced significant volatility, with an all-time high of $1415.26 reached in April 2021. Given the current price action and longer-term downtrends, the 14-day price change is also negative at approximately -4.95%, contributing to a more cautious outlook.

Considering the technical indicators and recent price movements, the recommendation is to Hold OHM at this time. The asset is showing signs of stabilization but lacks sufficient bullish momentum to justify a Buy rating, while the potential for further declines prevents a Sell recommendation.