Aerodrome Finance rockets 10% – But can AERO hold above $0.90?

Key Takeaways

What triggered Aerodrome Finance’s 10% price recovery?

Whale accumulation and strong buy-side activity near $0.75 support drove the rebound.

What risk threatens AERO’s continued rally?

A 20% drop in team buybacks could weaken demand and renew selling pressure.

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 Aerodrome Finance [AERO] successfully held $0.75 support and jumped to a local high of $0.93 before retracing. 

As of this writing, Aerodrome was trading at $0.901, marking a 10.43% increase e on daily charts, a significant reversal from the week-long bearish trend.

But is AERO’s recovery sustainable?

Aerodrome whales defend key support

After AERO retraced to $0.75, investors and large holders deployed significant capital to accumulate it. According to CryptoQuant data, Big Whale Orders have dominated in the last week. 

Typically, when whale orders dominate the Spot market, it reflects increased participation by large entities on either the buy or sell side. 

Interestingly, examining buy-and-sell-side activity, AMBCrypto found that whales entered the market to buy. 

According to Coinalyze, Aerodrome recorded 10.8 million in Buy Volume compared to 9.6 million in Sell Volume over the past 24 hours. 

As a result, the altcoin recorded a positive Buy Sell Delta of 1.2 million, a clear sign of spot buyers’ dominance. 

Exchange activity further echoed this market sentiment shift. According to CoinGlass, the altcoin’s Spot Netflow turned negative again after surging the previous day. 

At press time, Netflow was -$83k, indicating higher outflows. Usually, when Netflow turns negative, it suggests buyers have retaken the market from sellers. 

Historically, such a shift in power dynamics has accelerated upward momentum, a precursor to higher prices.

Why is AERO showing weakness?

Aerodrome Finance has relied heavily on the team token buyback program to maintain price stability. As such, the team has continually pumped the token when sell pressure arises.

However, over the past few days, the team has significantly scaled back token Buybacks. According to Artemis data, Buybacks are down 20%, with only $340k allocated to them.

As a result, capital deployed on the demand side has declined, thereby increasing downside pressure, often a prelude to lower prices. Thus, the shift in the team’s commitment threatens the recent market recovery attempt.

Can it defend recent gains?

Aerodrome Finance rallied as investors, especially whales, remained steady and jumped into the market to defend a key support level.

For that reason, the altcoin’s bullish structure strengthened while the downside risk dwindled, positioning Aero for continued upward movement.

Therefore, if the demand holds, Aero will make more gains on its price charts. A trend continuation will see Aerodrome reclaim the upper band of the Bollinger bands at $1.07.

In doing so, the market will be strengthened to challenge the Sequentially Filtered Moving Average at $1.2.

However, with token buyback falling sharply, if the spot demand fades, giving sellers a window, Aero could drop to $0.71, the Bollinger Band’s lower boundary.