HNT extends downside as Helium network migration date pushed back to…

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The Readiness Working Group, an organization formed by the Helium community recently released an update on the status of its migration to Solana. HNT crashed further following the news and here’s why.

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The Readiness Working Group had initially settled on 27 March as the Migration date. However, the organization voted in favor of pushing the migration to 18 April after a third meeting to assess the migration status. According to the report, the migration preparations are still on track.

The Helium community opted to push back the migration date for three reasons. Firstly, some operational improvements and additional testing were necessary. The second reason was that they were waiting for necessary governance votes and the third, community readiness wasn’t 100%.

Helium’s native token HNT is one of the few coins that have been on a bearish trajectory this week contrary to market direction. It fell by roughly 18% within 24 hours of announcing that the migration date would be delayed. Its $1.53 press time price was a 55% discount from its February highs.

Source: TradingView

HNT traders should also note that the price is now oversold and currently at a key support line. It previously retested the same support on 14 March and at the start of the year in January. In other words, there is a significant probability of a bounce back from the current level.

While the current expectation is that HNT might bounce back, there are some factors to consider. For example, Binance recently announced plans to delist HNT on 24 March. This decision may have contributed to the sudden surge in outflows.

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