Nosana Price Surges 134% as Whale Accumulation Drives Demand

Nosana, a decentralized compute protocol built on Solana, has seen a remarkable price surge of 134% over the past week. This increase comes after the token had dropped to a two-year low, with whale investors beginning to accumulate NOS tokens. As of September 14, Nosana reached a six-month high of $1.27 before settling at $0.91. Despite this impressive recovery, the token remains 76% below its year-to-date high. The surge in price is largely attributed to whale activity, which has seen a 41.8% increase in NOS tokens held in whale wallets, leading to a fear of missing out (FOMO) among retail investors.
In addition to the whale accumulation, there has been a notable decline in the total amount of NOS tokens held on exchanges, which dropped by 7.5% to 13.24 million. This reduction in exchange balances indicates a decrease in short-term selling pressure, prompting traders to adopt a bullish outlook. The combination of whale buying and retail demand has resulted in increased interest in Nosana, as evidenced by a rise in Google searches for the project. Nosana aims to provide a decentralized alternative to traditional cloud services, allowing developers to run various jobs across a permissionless network.
From a technical analysis perspective, NOS has broken above a descending trendline that had been in place since mid-May, signaling a potential bullish reversal. The Supertrend indicator has turned green, suggesting a buy signal, while the MACD line has formed a positive crossover, indicating that the rally may continue in the short term. If Nosana can maintain its momentum and break above the resistance level of $1.27, it could pave the way for a further rally towards $1.92. However, a drop below the support level of $0.74 would invalidate this bullish setup.
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