SushiSwap (SUSHI) Technical Analysis

• Current price: $0.2215 as of the latest 15m chart snapshot (2026-09-10 01:00 UTC).
• Overall sentiment: Neutral to mildly positive — the combined technical score stands at a balanced 48, the on-chain score is 50 (neutral), while price has rallied 3.43% in the last 24 hours.
• Lower-timeframe conflict: The 15‑minute chart (score 100) points to a bullish wedge targeting $0.2311, but the 30‑minute chart (score 50) shows a bearish wedge targeting $0.1834, creating a short-term directional clash.
• Key risk: The 30‑minute bearish target, if activated, undermines the otherwise bullish structure seen on the 1‑hour and 4‑hour timeframes.

SushiSwap trades at $0.2215, up 3.43% over the past 24 hours. The aggregate technical rating (48) is marginally below neutral, reflecting a market lacking strong conviction. The on-chain score (50) provides no directional bias because the underlying metrics — fees, TVL, DEX volumes — are all missing from the snapshot. The 1‑day technical score of 57 is the most bullish among timeframes, but the 1‑hour and 4‑hour scores both sit at 48, matching the overall neutral theme.

• Important nuances: No fundamental or social scores are available in the data; only technical and on-chain scores were supplied. All on-chain metrics (TVL, fees, volume, stablecoin supply, etc.) are null, making the on-chain assessment purely score-based. The technical score of 48 sits just below the neutral 50 midpoint, while the on-chain score of exactly 50 is neutral.

• Important nuances: The 15‑minute pattern score is a maximum 100, but the 30‑minute score is only 50, creating a clear conflict in short-term direction. The 15m analysis price ($0.2215) matches the current article price, while the 30m analysis price ($0.2318) is from an earlier candle and thus higher.

The 15‑minute chart displays a high-confidence bullish structure. The pattern score of 100 is far above the 50 neutral baseline, indicating strong internal consistency among the detected wedges. The upward arrow and validated target suggest buyers are attempting to break resistance.

• Analysis price: $0.2215
• Lines: 8
• Patterns: 2 (both “Wedge”, neutral directional label but the arrow is up)
• Significant pattern: yes, score 100
• Direction: up
• Target: $0.23106 (valid, above analysis price)

The 30‑minute pattern score of 50 sits exactly on neutral, yet the arrow is decisively bearish. This signals that while the pattern is clean, the market has not yet committed to the downside. The conflict with the 15‑minute bullish setup creates a short-term tug‑of‑war; the bias will likely be resolved by the next candle close.

• Analysis price: $0.2318 (snapshot from 2026-09-09 14:30 UTC)
• Lines: 8
• Patterns: 3 (all “Wedge”, neutral directional label but the arrow is down)
• Significant pattern: yes, score 50
• Direction: down
• Target: $0.18337 (valid, below analysis price)

• Important nuances: Both 1‑hour and 4‑hour charts show bullish arrows and valid targets, aligning with the 15‑minute bullish view but conflicting with the 30‑minute bearish signal. The 1h and 4h scores are 100 and 50 respectively, a divergence that suggests momentum is stronger on the 1‑hour scale.

The 1‑hour chart exhibits a high‑score bullish pattern. With a score of 100 (well above 50), the pattern is considered strong. The upside target of $0.23986 represents a ~4.5% advance from its analysis price, reinforcing the bullish thesis from the 15‑minute timeframe.

• Analysis price: $0.2294
• Lines: 6
• Patterns: 3 (Wedge)
• Significant pattern: yes, score 100
• Direction: up
• Target: $0.23986 (valid)

The 4‑hour pattern scores exactly 50 (neutral), but the arrow is bullish and the target is far above the current price. The lack of a strong score means the pattern should be treated with caution; however, the mere existence of a valid bullish target on a higher timeframe lends support to the longer‑term bullish case.

• Analysis price: $0.2303
• Lines: 6
• Patterns: 3 (Wedge)
• Significant pattern: yes, score 50
• Direction: up
• Target: $0.28357 (valid)

The on‑chain score rests at 50, indicating a perfectly neutral assessment from the models. However, because the underlying data (24‑h fees, chain TVL, DEX volume, stablecoin supply, etc.) are all missing, the score carries no real informational weight. The “changes_json” for all timeframes (1h, 1d, 7d, 30d) are entirely null, so no trend in on‑chain activity can be inferred. The primary risk from the on‑chain side is the absence of concrete data — traders cannot verify whether fundamentals are improving or deteriorating.

• Important nuances: The on‑chain snapshot from DefiLlama contains no actual metric values except for a handful of nulls and zero scores. The on‑chain score of 50 is derived entirely from the 6 filled indicators, none of which are disclosed with numeric values. This makes the on‑chain context essentially a blank slate.

Confirmation for bullish bias: A breakout above the 15‑minute target of $0.23106, followed by sustained trading above $0.2320, would confirm the bullish wedge and align with the 1‑hour and 4‑hour upside targets. The next major resistance would then be the 1‑hour target of $0.23986.

Confirmation for bearish bias: A breakdown below the 30‑minute target of $0.18337 would validate the bearish wedge. Given the lower timeframe conflict, a close below $0.2200 (current support) would be the first warning, with a break of $0.2000 increasing the probability of the 30‑minute downside target.

• Important nuances: Triggers are drawn solely from valid targets in the pattern charts. Because the 15m and 30m targets conflict, the short-term direction is ambiguous.

In the very short term (hours to a day), the data leans slightly bullish thanks to the high‑confidence 15‑minute wedge and the coincident 1‑hour bullish pattern. However, the 30‑minute bearish wedge introduces a notable counter-force, so the near‑term direction remains uncertain. A cautious interpretation is to wait for the market to resolve the 15m/30m conflict before forming a directional view.

Over a longer horizon (days to weeks), the picture is more constructive. The 1‑hour (score 100) and 4‑hour (score 50) both point to higher targets ($0.23986 and $0.28357 respectively), and the 1‑day technical score of 57 is the most bullish of all timeframes. If the short‑term noise is filtered out, the overall structural bias appears tilted upward. Nevertheless, the lack of on‑chain data and the neutral aggregate technical rating (48) warn that the uptrend may lack fundamental support. The setup does not yet support an aggressive long position, but it merits watching for a confirmation above $0.2320.

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