Aave is the clearest sign of that split. After the exploit headlines and Aave’s freeze on affected rsETH markets, the token stayed under pressure, trading as low as 89.84 before recovering toward the low 90s.
On the chart, Aave is trading between support at 91.1 and resistance at 93.5. That leaves a clear range in place, with price action sitting between those two levels for now.
For traders, the message is straightforward. The exploit overhang is still central, and the failed push through the 92 to 92.5 area keeps the burden of proof with buyers.
The market’s clearest stress test is still Aave. The next big question there is whether buyers can retake the 92 to 92.5 area.
The key levels here are support at 91.1 and resistance at 93.5. For now, price action is sitting between those markers, with support below and resistance overhead.
That is the broader read on Aave. What matters next is whether buyers can take back the dense 92 to 92.5 resistance area that now defines the near-term line to watch.
Stress is 67.75%, breadth is 6 versus 2, volatility is low, and dispersion is 53.6%. So conditions are orderly on the surface, but selective pressure is still elevated.
That leaves Aave as a useful test case tonight: not because everything is breaking, but because one of the weakest names is now trying to stabilize inside an otherwise quiet tape.