MATIC Price Forecast: Polygon needs acceptance above $0.80 to resume uptrend towards $1

MATIC price is primed for another run towards the $1 mark.
Bulls need to crack this key hurdle to take on the upside once again.
Polygon wavers in a descending triangle with bullish RSI.

MATIC/USD has stalled its two-day losing streak on Saturday, although the bulls seem to lack follow-through upside momentum, leaving the price confined in a narrow range of around $0.75.

The MATIC price has witnessed some volatility over the past five trading sessions, having failed to find acceptance above the $0.80 psychological barrier.

MATIC/USD: Primed for a big bullish breakout?

After reaching record highs of $1.0278 last month, the MATIC price has reversed a part of the rally, forming lower higher while buyers continue to lurk around the $0.69 region.

This price action has taken a shape of a descending triangle, with a 12-hourly candlestick closing above $0.80 required to confirm an upside break.

That level is the confluence of the falling trendline resistance and mildly bearish 21-simple moving average (SMA).

Doors would then open up for a test of the weekly tops at $0.8382. Only a sustained break about the latter is likely to recall the buyers, as they yearn to recapture the $1 mark.

The relative strength index (RSI) is on a steady decline but holds above the central line, keeping the MATIC bulls hopeful.

MATIC/USD: 12-hour chart

However, if the price fails to find a footing above the $0.80 powerful resistance, a drop back towards the triangle support at $0.69 cannot be ruled.

A breach of the last would validate a triangle breakdown, which could call for a test of the upward-sloping 50-SMA at $0.5707.

The last line of defense for the MATIC bulls is seen at $0.50, the psychological level.

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