ICP Falls as Break Below $4.00 Sparks Heightened Volatility

ICP Slides 7% After Breaking Below $4.00, Volatility Surges

ICP declined sharply over the past 24 hours, dropping 7.3% to trade near $3.7065 as the token decisively broke below the $3.99–$4.00 support zone.

The decline unfolded across an 11.3% intraday range, with the steepest losses occurring during a high-volume flush around 23:00 UTC on November 30, according to CoinDesk Research’s technical analysis model. A major volume spike of 1.83 million tokens—roughly 300% above the short-term average—accompanied the breakdown, underscoring the significance of the $3.99 level.

Momentum extended into December 1, with total volume reaching 6.85 million tokens, among the highest levels for ICP in recent days. Price eventually found temporary stability in the $3.55–$3.65 range, forming a short-term base before recovering slightly toward $3.69–$3.70.

Despite the mild bounce, the broader trend remains bearish, with a clean series of lower highs now visible on the chart and resistance firmly established at the former $3.99–$4.00 support. Intraday data shows a period of narrow consolidation between $3.645–$3.700, followed by a modest lift coinciding with a localized volume uptick. While this reinforced near-term support, it has yet to alter ICP’s overall downward trajectory.

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