Starknet, Filecoin, Midnight and Near trade below October highs, U.Today says
In brief
- STRK traded at $0.0572 in U.Today's Oct. 20 analysis, down more than half from its peak.
- STRK climbed from about $0.03 in September to near $0.125 around Oct. 11.
- FIL traded at $1.0146 after a mid-October high close to $1.27.
- Key levels named by U.Today: $0.053 for STRK and $0.995 for FIL.
- NIGHT traded at $0.0394 and NEAR at $4.908 in the same analysis.
Starknet gives back most of its run
STRK's October turned into a round trip. The token spent most of September close to $0.03 before it started to climb, and it reached a top near $0.125 around Oct. 11 (more than a fourfold gain from the September lows, per U.Today).
It didn't hold.
STRK then posted several red daily candles in a row. U.Today said the price had fallen below the short green moving average, which it now treats as resistance close to $0.063, and the RSI had cooled from overbought readings above 80 to roughly 48.
The outlet named the blue moving average near $0.053 as the next key area. If that level breaks, it places supports near $0.046 and $0.044. It also said a daily close below $0.053 would open the way to $0.046.
Filecoin slips under its short average
FIL had been in an uptrend since the start of September, when it traded close to $0.65. It climbed gradually to a high near $1.27 in mid-October, according to U.Today.
Sellers have pushed it lower for roughly a week since then. At publication FIL sat at $1.0146, below the short green moving average near $1.06. U.Today called the blue moving average close to $0.995 the most important level right now, and if $1.00 fails it sees the next supports near $0.96 and $0.92. FIL's RSI was close to 49, which the outlet described as a neutral reading.
Midnight and Near
The other two tokens got shorter treatment. U.Today put Midnight at $0.0394 after a pullback from its $0.053 high, sitting near the short green moving average at $0.0397. Near Protocol was trading at $4.908, moving sideways between $4.60 and $5.40 while buyers defended support near $4.75.
These aren't LeoDex News forecasts. The prices are U.Today's figures at publication on Oct. 20, and the support levels, RSI readings and scenarios above are its technical analysis (the outlet notes its writers' opinions are their own and don't represent its views). None of it is trading or investment advice.


