In November, GALA rocketed from $0.074 to $0.744 and registered around 1000% gains in a matter of two weeks. Since mid-November, the price has been retracing most of those gains and had established a downtrend that saw GALA plunge to $0.162. However, in the month of February, it appeared that the coin’s long-term fortunes could have begun to shift toward the side of the bulls once again.

Source: GALA/USDT on TradingView

The Fibonacci retracement tool was used to plot the retracement levels for GALA’s move from $0.074 to $0.744 and showed that the 61.8% and 78.6% retracement levels lay at $0.232 and $0.162. Both of these levels have acted as significant support in the past month.

As highlighted on the chart, GALA has been on a downtrend since December. In early February, the coin closed a daily session above the (then) most recent lower high at $0.365 and pushed as far north as $0.39, before facing rejection.

Moreover, in the past week, the price has formed a higher low at $0.216, compared to the downtrend’s lower low at $0.18. This indicated that the coin has taken the first step to flip the market structure to bullish.

Source: GALA/USDT on TradingView

The daily RSI has not dropped below 40, which was significant because generally values below 40 are interpreted as strongly bearish. In fact, at press time, the RSI was at 46, which was closer to neutral than bearish.

The OBV has also made a series of higher lows in the past month, which showed buying volume has outweighed selling volume despite the rejection at $0.39.

The Directional Movement Index showed that a strong trend was not in progress- and