Why MATIC investors must be wary of these possible outcomes

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Polygon (MATIC) was on a long-term uptrend as it formed a six-month-long rising wedge (yellow) and hit its ATH on 27 December. Since then, however, the alt has been on a downhill while having a topsy-turvy relationship with the EMA ribbons.

As the current falling wedge decline approaches the long-term floor at $0.961, the bulls would be keen to break the streak of bearish candlesticks on the daily chart. At press time, MATIC was trading at $0.973, down by 6.5% in the last 24 hours.

Source: TradingView, MATIC/USDT

The recent bearish flag reaffirmed the selling spree as MATIC fell below all its EMA ribbons to test the $0.96-support. Post an over 67% decline from its ATH, MATIC plunged towards its nine-month low at press time. During the descent, the 61.8% Fibonacci support posed hefty hurdles and compressed MATIC in a rectangle. 

But the sellers visibly took over as the sellers pulled the alt below the golden Fibonacci level. With multiple bearish engulfing candlesticks, MATIC confirmed a bearish flag that gradually transposed into a falling wedge. 

the $0.961-mark would be critical to determine the future movements of the alt. A convincing close above this mark could lead MATIC into a patterned breakout and test the sturdiness of its EMA ribbons. Considering the historical tendencies alongside the rising gap of these ribbons, the bears would most likely constrict this rally in the $1.2-$1.3 range.

Source: TradingView, MATIC/USDT

The RSI finally saw a revival from the oversold mark on its troughs over the last few days. A potential revival from its immediate trendline support (yellow) could confirm