LayerZero Price Breakdown Incoming: Will $1.35 Hold or Break?

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LayerZero price is on the edge as bears tighten control, pushing ZRO toward a critical support breakdown. The latest 6% drop comes amid weakening recovery attempts and rising sell-side signals, with price now hovering near the $1.35 zone. As on-chain activity hints at potential distribution and market structure continues to deteriorate, this level is shaping up as the last line of defense before a possible acceleration in downside momentum.

Whale Activity Adds Pressure Near Key Support

Recent on-chain data has intensified bearish concerns. A wallet linked to the LayerZero ecosystem deposited 1 million ZRO (worth ~$1.43 million) into Binance, a move typically associated with potential selling intent.

More importantly, the same entity still holds around 29 million ZRO (~$41M). The presence of such large remaining holdings introduces the risk of continued inflows, especially if the market weakens further. Such inflows occurring near a key support level often act as a catalyst for breakdown, as they dampen buyer confidence and reinforce a supply-heavy environment.

LayerZero Price Analysis: Weak Structure Signals Breakdown Risk

LayerZero remains in a clear downtrend, with rejection near the $1.60–$1.65 supply zone triggering the latest leg lower. The recent session adds to this weakness, with a strong bearish candle and a 6% decline, pushing ZRO directly into the $1.35 support area. 

However, structure continues to deteriorate and lower highs remain intact, with recovery attempts capped near $1.48–$1.50, confirming sellers are stepping in earlier on each bounce. ZRO price is also trading below key short-term averages, with a bearish crossover between the 20-day and 50-day MA, reinforcing downside momentum.

The latest move stands out. Instead of consolidation, the coin printed a decisive bearish candle with strong follow-through, indicating active selling rather than passive drift. This kind of price action typically signals continuation, especially when it occurs near a key support level.

With this being another direct test of $1.35, the level is now under pressure. Repeated tests combined with strong downside candles increase the probability of a breakdown, as demand gets absorbed more aggressively. If $1.35 fails to hold, the structure opens toward the next downside zone near $1.10–$1.00. On the upside, any relief bounce would first need to reclaim $1.48–$1.50, followed by a stronger move above $1.60–$1.65 to shift momentum. Until then, the trend remains firmly bearish.

Liquidation Data Shows Long Imbalance

Liquidation data confirms a fragile market setup. Recent data shows ~$480.29K in long liquidations compared to just ~$6.13K in shorts, highlighting a heavily one-sided market. A significant portion of this came from Hyperliquid (~$463K in long liquidations), with additional contributions from Binance and other exchanges.

Meanwhile, short liquidations remain minimal, indicating bears are not under pressure. This imbalance is critical, if price breaks below $1.35, the market could see a long squeeze, where forced liquidations accelerate downside volatility and push prices lower at a faster pace.

Final Take

LayerZero is at a make-or-break level. With persistent downtrend pressure, rising exchange inflows, and a long-heavy market structure, the risk remains tilted to the downside. A clean break below $1.35 could open the door for a sharper correction in the sessions ahead.