The post Monad Price Attempts Pattern Break — Can The Price Gain 40%? appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Monad price has dropped almost 40% from its recent peak, but the last 24 hours have turned active again. The MON token is up more than 27%, and the chart now hints at a classic pattern that often leads to sharp breakouts. At the same time, derivatives data show traders leaning heavily to the short side. This mix creates an unusual setup where bearish positions could end up driving the next big move. Sponsored Sponsored Possible Cup And Handle Setup Forms On The Chart Monad trades inside a possible cup-and-handle pattern on the 4-hour chart. A cup-and-handle forms when the price rounds up, pauses, then builds a smaller pullback on the right side. This smaller pullback is called the handle. Breakouts from this pattern often lead to strong rallies. CMF adds support to this idea. CMF (Chaikin Money Flow) tracks whether big money is entering or leaving. It has broken above its falling trend line, showing that large buyers may be returning. But CMF is still below zero. Until it moves above zero, Monad can stay inside the handle. A move above zero, while staying above the trend line, often triggers a clean breakout. Monad Attempts Pattern Breakout: TradingView Want more token insights like this? Sign up for Editor Harsh Notariya’s Daily Crypto Newsletter here. If the neckline breaks, the pattern points to a target near $0.044. This lines up with the recent high Monad set about a week ago. Sponsored Sponsored Short Squeeze Setup Builds As Traders Lean Bearish A second catalyst sits in derivatives. The Bybit liquidation chart shows short liquidation leverage stacked far above long positions. Shorts total about $4.68 million MON, while longs sit near $2.16 million. That means short leverage is almost double the longs. Liquidation Map Favors Bears: Coinglass This is why Monad bears — traders… The post Monad Price Attempts Pattern Break — Can The Price Gain 40%? appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Monad price has dropped almost 40% from its recent peak, but the last 24 hours have turned active again. The MON token is up more than 27%, and the chart now hints at a classic pattern that often leads to sharp breakouts. At the same time, derivatives data show traders leaning heavily to the short side. This mix creates an unusual setup where bearish positions could end up driving the next big move. Sponsored Sponsored Possible Cup And Handle Setup Forms On The Chart Monad trades inside a possible cup-and-handle pattern on the 4-hour chart. A cup-and-handle forms when the price rounds up, pauses, then builds a smaller pullback on the right side. This smaller pullback is called the handle. Breakouts from this pattern often lead to strong rallies. CMF adds support to this idea. CMF (Chaikin Money Flow) tracks whether big money is entering or leaving. It has broken above its falling trend line, showing that large buyers may be returning. But CMF is still below zero. Until it moves above zero, Monad can stay inside the handle. A move above zero, while staying above the trend line, often triggers a clean breakout. Monad Attempts Pattern Breakout: TradingView Want more token insights like this? Sign up for Editor Harsh Notariya’s Daily Crypto Newsletter here. If the neckline breaks, the pattern points to a target near $0.044. This lines up with the recent high Monad set about a week ago. Sponsored Sponsored Short Squeeze Setup Builds As Traders Lean Bearish A second catalyst sits in derivatives. The Bybit liquidation chart shows short liquidation leverage stacked far above long positions. Shorts total about $4.68 million MON, while longs sit near $2.16 million. That means short leverage is almost double the longs. Liquidation Map Favors Bears: Coinglass This is why Monad bears — traders…