Sonic S
Current Price
$0.1113 -0.73%
$0.0059 Daily Range (5.34%)
$0.1081$0.1140
$50.49M Daily Volume
577 BTC
Vol/MktCap: 11.99%
Market Performance
0.07% Relative BTC Volume
The total volume of Sonic is $50.49M over the past 24 hours, compared to $68.58B total Bitcoin volume.
Hourly Moving Average
Price Performance
+0.17% 1 Hour Change
$0.1113 from $0.1111
-11.55% 7 Day Change
-$0.0129 from $0.1241
-23.38% 14 Day Change
-$0.0260 from $0.1373
-35.55% 30 Day Change
-$0.0396 from $0.1508
All Time High
January 4, 2025
$1.03 -89.20%
-$0.9179 vs. now
24H Change
-2.41M USD -0.57%
-28 BTC
Volume and Supply
Total Supply: 3.89B S 
3.78B S AvailableRelative Supply Ratio
194.73 x BTC SupplyRelative Trade Volume
454.66M S
traded over past 24 hours
Conversion Tool
Sonic AI Market Analysis
Despite the recent uptick, the 7-day price change is negative at -10.12%, and the 14-day and 30-day changes are even more concerning at -24.49% and -36.67%, respectively. The 1-hour RSI is at 34, indicating that the asset is nearing oversold conditions, while the 7-day RSI at 46 suggests it is still within a bearish trend.
Volume stands at approximately 54.48 million, corresponding to 13.17% of the market cap, which indicates decent trading activity but may not be sufficient to drive sustained upward momentum. The hourly moving averages also indicate bearish signals, with the 8 SMA at $0.1103 and the 13 SMA at $0.1107 showing slight declines.
Given the current market sentiment, the mixed signals from both the technical indicators and the recent price performance suggest caution. While the recent price increase is a positive sign, the overall downward trend over the past weeks, along with bearish moving averages and a low RSI, indicates that a reversal may not be imminent.
Considering these factors, I would rate Sonic (S) as a Hold. It is advisable to monitor for potential recovery signals or a shift in market sentiment before making any significant investment decisions.
Updated 255 minutes ago.
Sonic Relative Price at Market Cap of:
Sonic TradingView Chart
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