Looking at the latest $YGG chart, the move from $0.0697 to the $0.0800 zone feels like one of those quiet recoveries that traders don’t notice until it’s already halfway done. What stands out to me is how cleanly YGG bounced off that lower range and slowly climbed back above the short-term moving averages. Even though it faced rejection near $0.0800, the retrace stayed controlled, and that usually shows buyers are still active even if the momentum slowed down.
What I find interesting is that @Yield Guild Games has been crushed heavily on higher time frames — 30 days, 90 days, even 1 year — all deep in the red. But on shorter frames like this 1-hour chart, the behaviour looks different. It’s not trending aggressively down; it’s actually stabilizing, building a series of slightly higher lows, and reacting well each time it dips.
For me, this kind of structure is usually where early strength forms before a bigger decision. YGG doesn’t have explosive volume yet, but it has consistency, and that’s often more important. If the market holds above $0.077 – $0.078, there’s room for the chart to attempt another retest toward $0.080 – $0.082. Slow, but quietly improving.
