Olympus OHM
Current Price
$16.75 -2.18%
$0.8000 Daily Range (4.78%)
$16.71$17.51
$800.78K Daily Volume
12 BTC
Vol/MktCap: 0.30%
Market Performance
0.00% Relative BTC Volume
The total volume of Olympus is $800.78K over the past 24 hours, compared to $115.99B total Bitcoin volume.
Hourly Moving Average
8 SMA $17.14 -2.30%
13 SMA $17.16 -2.38%
21 SMA $17.15 -2.35%
55 SMA $17.30 -3.17%
144 SMA $17.97 -6.80%
Price Performance
-0.79% 1 Hour Change
$16.75 from $16.88
-17.96% 7 Day Change
-$3.01 from $19.76
-20.80% 14 Day Change
-$3.48 from $20.23
-23.47% 30 Day Change
-$3.93 from $20.68
All Time High
April 25, 2021
$1,415.26 -98.81%
-$1,398.39 vs. now
24H Change
-3.07M USD -1.15%
-47 BTC
Volume and Supply
Total Supply: 21.04M OHM 
15.65M OHM Available74.36% circulating A lower circulating supply may increase over time, reducing scarcity and potentially causing a drop in price. A higher circulating supply is less susceptible to dilution, offering the potential for a more stable price long-term.
Relative Supply Ratio
1.05 x BTC Supply1:1 supply ratio
RSR reflects potential differences in tokenomics, such as inflation rates, utility, or burn mechanisms, which can impact long-term value and scarcity.
Relative Trade Volume
46.80K OHM
traded over past 24 hours
0.30% of circulating supply
A higher trade volume relative to market cap indicates strong market activity and liquidity, while a lower ratio may suggest reduced interest, lower liquidity, or potential price stagnation.
Conversion Tool
Olympus AI Market Analysis
Olympus (OHM) is currently priced at $17.18, reflecting a slight decline of 0.60% over the past 24 hours. The daily trading range has been narrow, fluctuating between $17.00 and $17.49, indicating low volatility in recent price movements.
Volume for the last 24 hours stands at 785,725, which corresponds to a volume-to-market cap ratio of 0.29%. The relatively low volume suggests a lack of strong buying or selling pressure, which may limit significant price movements in the short term.
Technical indicators show mixed signals, with the 1-hour RSI at 60, indicating potential overbought conditions in the short term. Conversely, the 7-day RSI is at 39, suggesting that OHM could be approaching oversold territory, reflecting bearish sentiment over the past week, with a notable decline of over 16.63% in price.
Short-term moving averages indicate slight bullish momentum, as the 8 SMA is at $17.16 (+0.12%) and the 13 SMA is at $17.17 (+0.09%). However, longer-term averages such as the 55 SMA ($17.37) and the 144 SMA ($18.10) are showing bearish trends, with declines of 1.11% and 5.07% respectively, suggesting resistance at higher levels.
Fundamentally, OHM's performance has been significantly weaker over the past month, with a decline of over 21%, indicating persistent selling pressure. The all-time high of $1415.26, reached in April 2021, further underscores the drastic depreciation in value since then.
In conclusion, the current technical indicators and fundamental data suggest that Olympus (OHM) is experiencing bearish momentum in the medium term, despite some potential short-term recovery. Therefore, the recommendation is to Hold, as the market shows signs of potential stabilization, but further confirmation is needed before considering a Buy.
Volume for the last 24 hours stands at 785,725, which corresponds to a volume-to-market cap ratio of 0.29%. The relatively low volume suggests a lack of strong buying or selling pressure, which may limit significant price movements in the short term.
Technical indicators show mixed signals, with the 1-hour RSI at 60, indicating potential overbought conditions in the short term. Conversely, the 7-day RSI is at 39, suggesting that OHM could be approaching oversold territory, reflecting bearish sentiment over the past week, with a notable decline of over 16.63% in price.
Short-term moving averages indicate slight bullish momentum, as the 8 SMA is at $17.16 (+0.12%) and the 13 SMA is at $17.17 (+0.09%). However, longer-term averages such as the 55 SMA ($17.37) and the 144 SMA ($18.10) are showing bearish trends, with declines of 1.11% and 5.07% respectively, suggesting resistance at higher levels.
Fundamentally, OHM's performance has been significantly weaker over the past month, with a decline of over 21%, indicating persistent selling pressure. The all-time high of $1415.26, reached in April 2021, further underscores the drastic depreciation in value since then.
In conclusion, the current technical indicators and fundamental data suggest that Olympus (OHM) is experiencing bearish momentum in the medium term, despite some potential short-term recovery. Therefore, the recommendation is to Hold, as the market shows signs of potential stabilization, but further confirmation is needed before considering a Buy.
Updated 368 minutes ago.
Olympus Relative Price at Market Cap of:
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