TAO price action shifts hints at 200% rally potential, but one key confirmation remains
TAO has recently shown signs of breaking free from its extended bearish market structure with a decisive impulse move. While this shift is promising, if a higher low is established at a key confluence zone, TAO could be setting up for a potential 200% rally toward the previous range high.
Over the past several weeks, Bittensor ( TAO ) has been locked in a steady downtrend, consistently printing lower highs and lower lows. That pattern may now be changing. The recent impulsive move broke above a significant lower high, marking the first real break in TAO’s bearish structure. Now, price is hovering around a high-probability zone for continuation—provided buyers can confirm a valid higher low.
Key technical points
- TAO Breaks Bearish Market Structure: TAO has broken the most recent lower high, signaling a potential shift in trend for the first time since the range high.
- Testing the 0.618 Fibonacci and VWAP: Price is now testing the golden Fibonacci level, which aligns with the VWAP drawn from the top of the current downtrend, forming a crucial area of technical confluence.
- Point of Control (POC) as a Pivot Zone: If TAO confirms a higher low at this zone, where POC, VWAP, and 0.618 Fib all intersect, it increases the probability of a strong bullish impulse.
TAOUSDT (1D) Chart Source: TradingView
From a technical perspective, this current zone of interaction is highly significant for TAO. The confluence of key indicators, specifically the point of control, 0.618 Fibonacci level, and anchored VWAP, creates a strong area of interest. If buyers defend this level and TAO forms a higher low, the setup for a Wave 3 bullish impulse becomes far more likely. This would target the previous range high, equating to a projected 200% rally from the current zone.
Zooming out to the macro structure, TAO remains inside a large sideways range. The recent bounce from the range low shows clear signs of buyer activity, indicating demand at lower levels.
Should TAO begin consolidating above this confluence zone, form a bullish market structure, and show strong volume profile support, the odds of a full range rotation increase sharply.
What to expect in the coming price action
TAO is at a critical inflection point. If the higher low confirms at this confluence zone, the bullish case strengthens dramatically. A successful retest could spark a powerful continuation move, offering one of the clearest 200% setups in the current market structure.
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