This Is How an Injective (INJ) Price Breakout Could Fail  

The injective (INJ) price did note a bullish development, but this may not be sustained owing to rising investor skepticism.

The increasing selling pressure is evident in the actions of the INJ holders, which is reducing the chances of recovery.

Injective Holders Are Moving Their Holdings

Injective’s price is bearing the brunt of the surge in selling among investors, which is increasing the outflows on the network. Chaiking Money Flow, sitting at a two-month low, is evidence of this.

The Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) is a technical analysis indicator measuring the volume-weighted accumulation and distribution average over a specific period. It helps traders identify the strength of a trend by analyzing the relationship between price movements and trading volume.

The indicator’s presence above 0 suggests rising buying pressure, while a dip below it suggests increasing selling pressure. Currently, INJ is witnessing the latter, with the indicator sitting at April lows.

Injective CMF. Source: TradingView

The actions of investors themselves further substantiate this outflow. Upon observing active addresses by profitability, one can note that the investors in profit have considerable domination.

This cohort’s participation hints at potential selling, and their domination of more than 25% is a bearish sign. In the case of INJ, their presence dominates 31% of all active addresses, making the case for a bearish outcome.