Do MATIC bulls have enough muscle to challenge the current bearish structure

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After gliding near the $1.3 baseline for over three months, Polygon (MATIC) bears echoed with the market-wide fear sentiment. As a result, the coin disregarded the buying tendencies by urging massive sell-offs over the last month.

With buyers keen to reject lower prices, a comfortable close above the Point of Control (POC, red) would position MATIC for a test of the 23.6% Fibonacci level. At press time, the alt traded at $0.688, up by 3.57% in the last 24 hours.

Source: TradingView, MATIC/USDT

An early April reversal from the $1.7 reaffirmed the selling spree as MATIC fell below the basis line (green, 20 SMA) of its Bollinger Bands (BB). Post an over 70% decline from 4 April, MATIC plunged towards its one-year low on 12 May. During the descent, the 38.2% and the 23.6% Fibonacci levels posed substantial recovery hurdles.

But the sellers visibly took over as the bears kept the alt towards the lower band of BB for the last 47 days. With multiple bearish engulfing candlesticks, MATIC saw a bearish pennant on the daily timeframe that compressed near its POC.

A close below the POC would heighten the chances of a bearish break below the pattern. In which case, MATIC would aim to retest the sturdiness of its $0.6-zone support. Should the bulls find an upward escape from the bonds of its pennant, the alt could see itself testing the resistance of the basis line of the BB before continuing its uptrend.

Source: TradingView, MATIC/USDT

The RSI saw a well-needed revival from the oversold mark on its peaks and troughs over the last few days. A potential reversal from its immediate trendline resistance could