¿Puede Jasmy mantener su rally semanal del 27%? – Estos indicadores dicen …

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Jasmycoin surged 12% as open interest inflows increased and the meme sector’s growth remained positive. While sentiment remains bullish, the $2.3 million selloff could test the rally’s supercharged strength and pressure on long positions.

After a 27% rally last week, Jacmycoin [JASMY] has added another 12% in recent sessions, extending its upward trajectory.

The move was in line with broader memecoin sector gains, but spot market selling could temper the momentum.

Derivatives push Jasmy still strong

After a brief bearish phase dominated by shorts, the OI-weighted funding rate turned positive, reaching 0.0143 at the time of writing.

This change reflected renewed inflows into the derivatives market, indicating growing trader confidence.

Additionally, Coinglass data showed that open interest (OI) inflows increased by $6.47 million over the past 24 hours, at press time, marking a 14% increase to $46.1 million.

Naturally, such inflows often reinforce bullish sentiment, especially when sector-wide momentum remains intact.

Memecoin growth remains positive

The Memecoin market sector recorded a 12% growth rate over the past seven days, signaling healthy capital inflows.

Jasmy posted its strongest performance of the month during this period, with its rally reflecting the sector’s momentum. If the memecoin market maintains this momentum, select assets like Jasmy could continue to benefit.

Most market participants still expect an upward move. At press time, CoinMarketCap data showed community sentiment at 87%.

When most investors are optimistic, they are often willing to commit capital in line with their outlook. If this holds, Jasmy could extend its upward trend with a great opportunity for another rally.

Spot investors want out

However, not all signs point to higher. Data from spot exchange Netflow showed more than $2.3 million worth of Jasmy sold over the past 72 hours, revealing weaker conviction among some holders.

That said, persistent selling could erode overvalued gains and pressure from longs, while a shift back to net inflows could bolster the bullish case and keep the likelihood of another rally high.

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