Mantle has quietly worked its way back into a pretty interesting spot on the chart after weeks of slow downside action.
The MNT price is now hovering around $0.95, sitting right below the same price zone near $1.00–$1.05 that previously kicked off a major rally. It hasn’t reacted yet, but the setup indicates the market may be getting ready to make a decision.
The MNT Price Returns to a Familiar Support Zone
Analyst Crypto Caesar pointed out that the MNT price has officially reached the zone where its last big move started.
When you look at the Mantle chart, the decline from the $2.80 peak hasn’t been dramatic; it’s been more of a controlled drift lower into the current $1.00 area.
That usually means sellers are still in charge, but not aggressively. It also hints that this zone could be attracting passive buyers waiting for confirmation before stepping in.
This support mattered the last time MNT launched a strong upside move, so it makes sense that traders are paying attention to it again. If Mantle is going to build a base, somewhere between $1.00 and $1.05 would be the place to start.
Volume Shows Traders Are in “Wait and See” Mode
Another important detail is volume. It has been drying up as the MNT price approaches support, which Caesar describes as classic “waiting for confirmation” behavior. Neither bulls nor bears seem confident enough to push strongly in either direction.
When volume shrinks like this, it tends to indicate the market is waiting for more definitive proof—like a robust bounce off $1.05, or a break above the trendline of $1.20, or some sort of candle structure flip. Until then, price often does little more than drift sideways, consolidate, or bleed slowly lower.
This Level Could Decide Mantle’s Next Move
Right now, everything comes down to whether buyers defend this area. If bids show up around $1.05, the MNT price could stabilize, print higher lows, and potentially stage a relief move toward $1.25 or higher.
It wouldn’t need a huge surge; just a pickup in demand and volume would be enough to shift the narrative. But if the level doesn’t hold, there isn’t much structural support underneath.
Caesar notes the chart has “empty space” below, which lines up with the next notable support near $0.76. If the MNT price heads there, it would likely unsettle short-term traders but could create a more attractive long-term entry.
What’s Next for MNT?
The next few sessions should offer clarity. The MNT price holding above $0.95, slowing the downtrend, and seeing even a small rise in volume would indicate buyers are stepping back in. Losing that level would most likely open the door to deeper downside.
For the time being, MNT sits at a crossroads, and the market is patiently waiting to see whether this support becomes the start of a new leg up or just another stop on the way lower.