Technical Analysis

WIF Technical Analysis February 19, 2026: RSI MACD Momentum

WIF

WIF/USDT

$0.2300
-1.71%
24h Volume

$76,366,332.99

24h H/L

$0.2390 / $0.2270

Change: $0.0120 (5.29%)

Funding Rate

-0.0101%

Shorts pay

Data provided by COINOTAG DATALive data
WIF
WIF
Daily

$0.2300

-

Volume (24h): -

Resistance Levels
Resistance 3$0.2640
Resistance 2$0.2467
Resistance 1$0.2301
Price$0.2300
Support 1$0.2174
Support 2$0.2030
Support 3$0.1800
Pivot (PP):$0.230333
Trend:Downtrend
RSI (14):40.7
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James Mitchell
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In WIF, RSI at the 39.14 level shows neutral momentum, while MACD's positive histogram gives a hidden bullish signal; however, a bearish trend dominates below the short-term EMA20. Momentum, unsupported by declining volume, carries recovery potential at critical support levels.

Trend Status and Momentum Analysis

WIF is currently trading at the 0.22 dollar level and squeezed in the daily range of 0.22-0.23 dollars with a 2.19% drop in the last 24 hours. The overall trend direction continues downward; the price trading below EMA20 (0.24 dollars) confirms short-term bearish pressure. The Supertrend indicator also gives a bearish signal and points to 0.29 dollar resistance. However, there's an interesting picture in terms of momentum: the MACD histogram continues to stay in the positive zone, implying weakening in the trend. RSI at 39.14 is approaching oversold but hasn't reached the bottom zone yet, with a divergence observed among momentum oscillators. Volume is at a moderate 77.93 million dollars level; it doesn't strongly confirm the drop, which may indicate an accumulation phase. Multiple time frame (MTF) analysis detected 14 strong levels: 1D with 2 supports/2 resistances, 3D with 1 support/2 resistances, and 1W with 3 supports/4 resistances confluence. This confluence, especially the high 75/100 score at the 0.2198 support, shows that momentum could reverse here. Overall, although the downtrend dominates, momentum indicators give a slight recovery signal; volume confirmation is awaited.

RSI Indicator: Buy or Sell?

RSI Divergence Analysis

RSI (14) is currently at the 39.14 level and positioned in the neutral zone; neither in overbought (above 70) nor oversold (below 30) territory. While the price has pulled back to 0.22 at recent lows, RSI holding higher than previous lows increases the likelihood of regular bullish divergence. This shows momentum weakening as the price makes new lows – a classic buy signal setup. Hidden divergence is not yet clear on the daily chart, but on the 1W timeframe, RSI staying stable in the 35-40 band despite price decline supports hidden bullish divergence. If RSI holds at support without dropping below 30, this divergence could trigger an upward momentum shift. Conversely, a break below 30 would strengthen bearish momentum. For now, RSI implies fading selling pressure and is keeping buyers on standby.

Overbought/Oversold Zones

RSI at 39 is close to oversold but not triggered yet; this level indicates squeezed momentum and potential accumulation before volatility increases. Historically, WIF has made strong bounces from the RSI 35-40 band; the current position aligns with confluence at 0.2198 support. The overbought zone is distant (70+), leaving room for a short-term bull run. The oversold approach tilts the risk/reward ratio in favor of support.

MACD Signals and Histogram Dynamics

MACD status is reported as bullish; above the signal line with the histogram expanding in the positive zone. This shows momentum shifting toward buyers despite the bearish price trend – growing histogram bars confirm accelerating bullish momentum. The recent crossover was positive with no divergence; MACD line rising while price falls reinforces bullish divergence. The histogram distancing from the zero line implies increasing trend strength. However, with low volume, confirmation of this signal is essential. In the short term, MACD supports a momentum push toward 0.2495 resistance; contraction would warn of bearish reversal.

EMA Systems and Trend Strength

Short-Term EMAs

With price below EMA20 (0.24 dollars), the short-term trend is bearish; squeezing between EMA10 and EMA50 ribbon shows momentum weakness. EMA ribbon dynamics are contracted – indicating consolidation before a breakout. Price approaching EMA20 signals a short-term momentum test.

Medium/Long-Term EMA Supports

Medium-term EMA50 (around 0.25) is acting as resistance; long-term EMA200 offers support in the 0.30s. Lower EMAs in the ribbon are starting to curl upward, giving this trend strength measure a slight bullish bias. On 1W, EMA confluence protects strong supports at 0.2028.

Bitcoin Correlation

BTC is at 66,722 dollars level with a 0.64% drop in downtrend; Supertrend bearish and rising dominance signal caution for altcoins. WIF is highly correlated with BTC (typical meme coin behavior); BTC breaking 65,143 support could drag WIF to 0.2028. Conversely, BTC surpassing 66,959 resistance would carry WIF momentum to 0.2495. Key BTC levels: supports 65k-60k, resistances 67k-70k – WIF buyers should watch BTC recovery. Details available in WIF Spot Analysis and WIF Futures Analysis.

Momentum Outcome and Expectations

Momentum confluence is mixed: RSI supported by neutral-bullish divergence potential, MACD highlighted by positive histogram expansion; despite EMA ribbon contraction and low volume, 0.2198 support (75/100 score) is critical. Bearish scenario targets 0.2028-0.0916, bullish 0.2495-0.3425 (55 score). Trend strength is down but momentum oscillators signal a shift – volume increase awaited for confirmation. MTF levels with confluence suggest holding around 0.22 possible; BTC correlation is decisive. Observation: Turns bullish with RSI 45+ and MACD histogram growth.

This analysis uses Chief Analyst Devrim Cacal's market views and methodology.

Senior Technical Analyst: James Mitchell

6 years of crypto market analysis

This analysis is not investment advice. Do your own research.

JM
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