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GRAMLevels · 4HLevels · 4HSupport and resistance from the 4H chart
$1.0846+8.24% 24H
The 4H readData is stale
Price is staying below VWAP, but price is already stretched. Price is above $1.04 now. A 4H close there would invalidate it.
GRAM chart, 4H
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Levels around the price
- Price now$1.0846
- Past the line at$1.04-3.9%
- What to watch
- No clear level to watch yet.
- What invalidates it
- Price is above $1.04 now. A 4H close there would invalidate it.
Why it reads this way
What backs the 4H read, and what works against it
What supports it3
- Trend is down, with price below the 20 and 50 EMA and VWAP
- Momentum is fading
- Price is below VWAP
What weakens it3
- Price is already stretched below its averages
- Funding is crowded, with shorts paying
- Data is stale
The evidence on 4H
What each part of the read says, and the numbers behind it
Around GRAM
Big wallets, what is coming up, and past release days
Whales in GRAM
Context only: what tracked whales hold right now, not a signal in the read.
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Coming up
Scheduled news that tends to move GRAM.
- US inflation (CPI)in 10 hours
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GRAM in Pulse
Stories that name GRAM, newest first
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About GRAM
- Trades on
- Hyperliquid
- Max leverage
- 5x
- Funding now
- -0.0126% an hour
- Volume 24H
- $8.7M
- Open interest
- $21M
What is GRAM?
GRAM is a perpetual futures market on Hyperliquid. It is the market for the ticker GRAM, a contract that follows its price with no expiry date, where a trader can go long or short.
How does GRAM trade?
You can use leverage up to 5x here. Funding is paid every hour between longs and shorts. Orders go in steps of 1 GRAM.
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