- Aave dropped 10% in the past 24 hours, signalling strong bearish control.
- On-chain data shows increased net outflows and spiking intraday volume, indicating panic selling by traders.
- The $265–$250 range is critical, with a potential further decline to $225 if support fails.
Aave, a leading decentralized finance token, has seen its price drop to $250 as the cryptocurrency market experiences significant price swings.
Increasing bearish momentum has driven significant selling pressure, with Bitcoin and Ethereum at key levels.
Aave price slides to $250
Aave’s price has dropped sharply to $250, breaking below the critical $270–$265 support zone in a decline that marks a significant retreat from its recent highs near $300.
The token now trades well below its key exponential moving averages and is down 25% in the past 30 days.
On-chain data reveals substantial outflows, with netflows showing $11.26 million in exchange movements.
This kind of outlook signals panic-driven selling among traders.
For AAVE, the immediate support range of $245–$250 is now critical, with a potential further slide to $229 if this level fails to hold.
Despite the launch of Aave’s v4 upgrade, which introduced a cross-chain Hub-and-Spoke design, the token has struggled to maintain bullish momentum.
Trading volume has increased 159% in the past 24 hours to $593 million. Although volume is up, the price decline reflects waning retail interest.
Aave price drops as bearish momentum deepens
The deepening bearish momentum in Aave’s price action reflects broader market challenges and technical breakdowns.
The Relative Strength Index has fallen to 20.9, indicating heavily oversold conditions, though no immediate reversal has materialised.
Aave’s market capitalisation has dropped to approximately $3.9 billion, reflecting its underperformance compared to other DeFi tokens.
The crypto market has experienced setbacks, with reduced expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut dampening demand for high-risk assets.
Aave price chart by TradingView
Large holders have reduced positions, with wallets holding 100,000 to 1 million AAVE cutting their stakes by 4.3%, as some analysts suggest that the oversold RSI could trigger a short-term relief rally.
The failure to reclaim the $289–$292 range keeps the near-term outlook negative if selling pressure persists, as Aave risks testing the $2220 support level.
AAVE bulls last saw these levels in early June 2025.
Broader market outlook
Bitcoin and Ethereum’s declines highlighted a sharp descent for most alts.
Some of the top coins by market cap, like Solana, XRP and Dogecoin, shed recent gains .
Aave’s decline to $250 and the mounting bearish momentum highlight the broader pressure on crypto and other risk assets following sharp gains in recent months.
DeFi tokens, which surged alongside Ethereum’s run to record highs, are now facing renewed selling pressure in the current environment.
Analysts are warning that September could see further downside, with expectations of deeper pullbacks if sentiment continues to sour.
