The AAVE price didn’t just bleed today but it absorbed a double hit. First came the broader market panic tied to escalating war tensions. Then, just as nerves were already frayed, an internal governance rupture added fuel to the fire.
Meanwhile, the AAVE price chart isn’t exactly offering comfort.
Indicator tools are flashing warning signs. The MACD is approaching a death cross. RSI is drifting back toward oversold territory. The Awesome Oscillator shows bearish momentum building, and CMF has slipped below the zero line, signaling negative inflows.
In plain English? Sellers are in control.
Add in broader risk-off sentiment hitting altcoins, and you’ve got a fragile setup. If bearish pressure intensifies, the psychological $100 support level could come under threat. Lose that, and downside acceleration becomes a real possibility.So what’s next? Governance disputes don’t always crater tokens. But when internal tensions collide with external market stress, the AAVE price can find itself in a tight corner fast.
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