Trust Wallet Token’s Rally Slams Into Resistance: Profit-Taking Explodes 1,600%

Trust Wallet Token's meteoric ascent just hit a brick wall—profit-taking activity skyrocketed 1,600% as traders cashed in gains at resistance levels.

The Pullback Reality

Early holders dumped positions en masse after TWT's parabolic move, triggering a cascade of selling pressure that stalled the rally dead in its tracks. The token's chart now shows classic distribution patterns—whales unloading onto retail FOMO.

Market Mechanics Exposed

That 1,600% surge in profit-taking volume reveals just how fragile crypto rallies remain when faced with actual resistance. Turns out everyone's a long-term holder until their portfolio turns green—then suddenly they're day traders cashing out for lambo down payments.

Welcome to crypto—where 'digital gold' behaves more like digital hot potatoes when profits appear.

A Breakout Target Met, Followed by Heavy Profit-Taking

On the 2-day chart, the TWT price had been forming an inverse head-and-shoulders pattern. It is a classic setup that often signals a reversal, and that too with an immediate price target.

The breakout was already in play before CZ’s quote re-tweet. The tweet simply accelerated the MOVE and sent prices straight into the pattern’s projected target. Once that target was hit above $1.17 (the original target), smart traders supposedly began cashing out.

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The result was a sharp wave of profit-taking. Exchange net flows flipped from –177,980 TWT on September 17 to +2.84 million just two days later — a 1,600% jump in tokens flowing onto exchanges. Such a surge signals that holders rushed to lock in gains, creating heavy near-term sell pressure.

Normally, whale accumulation often offsets retail selling. But in this case, the opposite has played out. Wallets holding 10 million–100 million TWT have been trimming steadily since early September, cutting their stash from 248.9 million to 241.4 million. That’s a dump of almost $8.23 million at current prices.

These whales even booked profits with another sell-burst happening over the past 24 hours.

That drop shows large holders have been reducing exposure even before retail joined in and are now booking profits too. This leaves little support to absorb the new selling pressure.

Bearish Divergence Keeps the TWT Price Correction Risks High

Despite the short-term excitement, long-term signals remain cautious. Since December 2024, TWT’s price has made lower highs while the Relative Strength Index (RSI) has made higher highs — a hidden bearish divergence. RSI is a momentum indicator that tracks whether buying or selling pressure is stronger.

This suggests that momentum has not been enough to push prices into a true reversal, keeping the broader downtrend intact.

The price chart highlights the risk zones. Support sits at $1.00, followed by $0.84 and $0.71. A break under $0.71 could expose TWT to deeper losses toward $0.63. On the upside, only a daily close above $1.42 — and ideally $1.63 — WOULD invalidate the bearish setup and get the market to put its trust back on the TWT price rally.

For now, the Trust Wallet Token (TWT) price rally looks like a move that met its target and sparked sharp profit-taking, not the start of a sustainable uptrend. Holding above $1.00 will be key to avoiding a deeper correction.