Fantom (FTM), currently transitioning to Sonic (S), is one of today’s top market gainers, with its price rising by 8% in the last 24 hours. As FTM climbs, indicators point to the potential for even greater gains. This analysis outlines the factors driving the token’s rise, key resistance levels to watch, and the potential benefits for investors.
As of this writing, Fantom’s price is $0.75, meaning 53% of the total FTM holders are now in profits. However, according to the Global In/Out of Money (GIOM) Around Price, holders who are currently out of money might soon gain from the price appreciation.
The GIOM classifies addresses based on those making money at the break-even point and those in losses at the current price. Using an average on-chain cost basis, the indicator can tell how much volume can become profitable or otherwise, depending on the price action.
Also, the larger the clusters, the stronger the support or resistance. According to IntoTheBlock, about 25,230 addresses that accumulated FTM between $0.94 and $1.50 are currently holding over 100 million tokens at a loss.
However, with strong support of around $0.75, these addresses might soon be in the money, indicating that the volume in these regions could soon be valued at $75 million. Fantom’s Open Interest has also increased, suggesting that more money is flowing into FTM-related contracts.
Historically, whenever this happens when FTM’s price increases, the uptrend becomes stronger. Thus, it is likely that the token's uptrend might continue, and FTM’s price could close in on the $1 mark.
Interestingly, crypto trader Ansem also seems to align with the bullish bias. The trader, who has 503,900 followers on X, noted that the last quarter was for accumulation, while this new one will see FTM price trade much higher.