Deep Dive
1. Oversold Technicals (Bearish Impact)
Overview: MTP’s RSI-7 hit 4.02 (0-100 scale), its lowest since launch, while RSI-14 and RSI-21 also plunged below 7. Prices fell below all moving averages (7-day SMA: $0.0067).
What this means: RSI below 30 typically signals oversold conditions, but readings near 0 suggest capitulation. While this could foreshadow a bounce, the absence of buying momentum (volume down 11% vs. 24h prior) implies continued bear dominance.
2. Post-Listing Selloff (Bearish Impact)
Overview: MTP debuted on Binance Alpha on 25 August, but the price collapsed 95% in 30 days. The 24h drop extends this trend.
What this means: New listings often trigger “sell the news” behavior, especially with unlockable rewards (750 tokens for Binance Alpha users). High initial volatility and weak tokenomics (999M circulating supply) likely fueled sustained dumping.
3. Liquidity Risks (Mixed Impact)
Overview: MTP’s 24h turnover (volume/market cap) is 17.86x, far above Bitcoin’s 0.03x, indicating extreme liquidity mismatch.
What this means: High turnover allows rapid price swings—sellers can exit quickly but risk triggering cascading liquidations. With a $2.33M market cap, even modest sell orders (~$50K) could drive double-digit % drops.
Conclusion
MTP’s decline reflects a feedback loop of technical breakdowns, post-listing dilution, and hypersensitive liquidity. While oversold signals might attract contrarian bids, the absence of fundamental catalysts (e.g., protocol updates, partnerships) leaves recovery hopes speculative.
Key watch: Can MTP hold the $0.002 support level, or will RSI divergence signal further downside?