JST se maintient à 0,1427 $ cette semaine après un rallye de 265 % qui a résisté au krach des cryptomonnaies

Crypto News and Tradfi News - COINOTAG · 2026-11-07T11:31:14.000Z

• JST s’échangeait autour de 0,1427 $ samedi, juste sous la résistance de 0,144 $ qui plafonne les progressions depuis octobre. • JUST a gagné environ 265 % depuis février, tandis que le marché des cryptomonnaies au sens large reculait. • Le RSI journalier de JST se situe autour de 58, signe d’une dynamique positive sans niveau de surachat. Un rare îlot de stabilité au cours de la semaine de repli Alors que le marché des cryptomonnaies a poursuivi son repli cette semaine, sous l’effet des retombées des élections américaines de mi-mandat et de la baisse des marchés boursiers, JUST (JST) a passé le samedi parmi les actifs affichant l’un des graphiques les plus solides du marché des altcoins. Le jeton s’échangeait autour de 0,1427 $, légèrement sous la résistance de 0,144 $ qui a bloqué chaque progression depuis octobre, tandis que le Bitcoin se négociait aux alentours de 76 000 $ et que la majeure partie du marché au sens large reculait. Ce qui distingue JST de cette baisse, c’est sa propre trajectoire à plus long terme : le jeton a gagné environ 265 % depuis février, une progression qui lui a laissé une structure que la plupart des actifs n’ont plus. JST fait partie du petit nombre de grands altcoins — avec Monero et LEO Token — qui défendent encore leurs principaux niveaux techniques malgré les ventes, ce qui en fait un étroit îlot de stabilité plutôt qu’une rotation généralisée.

• JST traded near $0.1427 on Saturday, just below $0.144 resistance that has capped advances since October.
• JUST has gained roughly 265% since February while the broader crypto market fell.
• JST daily RSI stands near 58, showing positive momentum without overbought readings.
A Rare Hold in the Week's Sell-Off
As the crypto market ground lower this week under US midterm fallout and a sliding stock market, JUST (JST) spent Saturday holding one of the sturdier charts in the altcoin market. The token sat near $0.1427, a touch below the $0.144 resistance that has stopped every advance since October, while Bitcoin traded around $76,000 and most of the broader market gave back ground. What separates JST from that slide is its own longer arc: the token has added roughly 265% since February, a climb that left it with a structure most assets no longer have. JST is one of only a handful of large altcoins, alongside Monero and LEO Token, still defending its key technical levels through the sell-off, which makes this a narrow pocket of stability rather than a broad rotation.
The composite scoring on our desk frames the standoff in numbers: the ceiling at $0.1444 stacks a band upper edge, the first pivot resistance and the prior daily high for a score of 86 out of 100, while the strongest floor at $0.1394, built on the 20-period average and several derived supports, scores 89 out of 100. In contract trading, the perpetual funding rate prints at -0.0023%, a mildly short-leaning tilt rather than a crowded long, and open interest stands near $1.59 million, thin in absolute terms. A daily close above the 86-point barrier would confirm the bull case; losing the 89-point floor would hand the argument to sellers.
The daily chart continues to print higher lows, which means buyers have stepped in at progressively higher prices on each dip instead of waiting for deeper discounts. Momentum readings back the trend: the daily Relative Strength Index sits near 58, positive territory that carries none of the FOMO-driven readings that usually precede a blow-off top. Neither the trend nor the momentum has cracked. The $0.144 line has now rejected several rally attempts since October, and each rejection so far has been absorbed at a higher low rather than at a lower one. Our overview of JUST technical analysis tracks each of these zones against live price action.
The $0.144 Test That Has Run Since October
The fight over $0.144 has been running since October, and this week's macro backdrop sharpened it. Bitcoin's slide to roughly $76,000 followed the US midterm results, and the accompanying equity crash spilled over into digital assets, dragging most tokens down with it. JST went the other way, and the reason is mechanical: a rally that started in February built a stack of higher lows, giving buyers a defined level to defend on every dip. That said, the resilience has limits. If Bitcoin breaks decisively below $75,000 again, holding these structures becomes much harder, because altcoins rarely keep constructive charts through a fresh leg down in the dominant asset. Until then, two levels set the agenda. A confirmed daily close above $0.144, backed by expanding volume, would open the next advance of a move that has already delivered roughly 265% since February; a break without participation tends to fail. A close below $0.135 does the opposite, weakening the short-term setup and opening the path toward $0.114, then $0.104. At the latest reading on Saturday, JST changed hands at $0.1427, up 0.7% over the past 24 hours and still pinned just under the October ceiling. The condition has now held for more than a month, and with the token still forming higher lows beneath it, the market is effectively staging another base for the next push at the line.