On February 10, 2026, ONDO’s price remains in a steady decline, recently touching $0.218 before a modest recovery to $0.246. Key support levels are identified at $0.23, $0.218, and $0.20, with potential further downside targets near $0.18. Momentum indicators signal persistent weakness, while a new 21Shares U.S. ETF filing with the SEC could influence future investor access.
The cryptocurrency ONDO continues a steady daily decline, forming lower highs and lower lows since December 2025. Its price recently dropped to $0.218 before moving back up to $0.246.
Key support levels are at $0.23, $0.218, and $0.20, while a possible breakdown could push targets down toward the $0.18-$0.17 region. The price remains below resistance levels at $0.294, $0.352, and $0.432, which are seen as necessary hurdles for any bullish recovery toward a higher target of $0.67. A recent touch of the lower Bollinger Band around $0.218 indicated an oversold situation, according to TradingView charts.
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) shows the token is near an oversold level of 32, reflecting weak momentum and strong selling pressure. The Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) remains below zero, confirming the overall bearish trend, though a gradually shrinking histogram suggests selling pressure may be easing.
Separately, 21Shares U.S. announced it has filed an amendment with the SEC for an ONDO exchange-traded fund. The firm stated, “We have filed an amendment with the SEC for an ONDO ETF in the U.S. which brings us one step closer to expanding exchange-traded access to ONDO.”
The company noted that its provided materials are for educational purposes only and should not be construed as solicitations or financial advice. The filing represents a potential development for broader investor access to the token within regulated financial markets.
