As of 11 February 2026, LayerZero’s ZRO token recovered this week after reclaiming the $1.45 mid-range support, signaling renewed buying interest following a prolonged downtrend that began in December.
The move places ZRO back above the broader $1.20–$1.45 demand zone, an area closely watched by traders for signs of accumulation and trend stabilization.
According to the crypto analyst @AltCryptoGems, Strong reactions repeatedly emerge from the highlighted demand area. At the same time, overhead resistance now appears near $2.10 and $2.35, before the price ultimately targets liquidity resting at equal highs.
This $2.60 level is a critical breakout zone that traders monitor for confirmation of sustained upside continuation during the coming weeks across broader crypto market cycles.
However, failure to hold above $1.45 could trigger another correction toward $1.25 and deeper retests near the $1.20 demand floor.
This would delay bullish expansion, keeping ZRO trapped inside consolidation until buyers reclaim momentum and attempt another rally targeting $2.60 liquidity above prior swing highs.
On the weekly chart, ZRO’s recovery appears increasingly constructive. The Relative Strength Index stands at 61.37, above its prior average of 43.69, indicating strengthening bullish momentum while remaining below overbought conditions. This positioning leaves room for further upside if buyers continue to defend key levels, as per the TradingView chart.
MACD readings also indicate an improvement in market conditions. This indicator is showing a forming bullish crossover, which indicates that the market momentum is changing in favor of the buyers as the weekly candles continue to stabilize. Continuous volume growth would be needed to confirm a continuation towards higher resistance levels.
In addition to price movements, the LayerZero ecosystem is also providing fundamental support. The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) has partnered with other companies to explore LayerZero’s new Zero blockchain, which is aimed at tokenized securities and has a transaction capacity of up to two million transactions per second.
Citadel Securities is said to be making a strategic investment related to ZRO, while Intercontinental Exchange is assessing Zero for continuous tokenized markets. Ark Invest, Tether, and Google Cloud are also part of the project as it nears its expected launch in September.
Although the performance of Zero has not been proven, its alignment with institutional tokenization projects has improved the market position of LayerZero in the long term.
Breaking above $2.10 could trigger further buying momentum towards $2.60, pulling in traders and turning the short-term ZRO market sentiment positive.
The adoption of the Zero blockchain by institutions through LayerZero’s Layer further supports the long-term growth prospects of ZRO.
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