AAVE Price Threatens New Break Below $100, Sees 2-Year Lows
Ave could drop below $100 and hit new multi-year lows. Bears can decisively break the psychological level and test the 75-$80 range. However, dips may provide a buying opportunity before a sharp rebound.
Ave dropped to $108 as decentralized finance tokens moved broadly into negative territory.
With broader market pressures weighing on sentiment, AAVE faces low downside risk and is at risk of slipping below the key $100 support level.
The outlook reflects continued volatility in the sector, with prices generally locked in to significant declines, indicating vulnerability to further price weakness.
Ave's price is $108
Aave's AAVE token was trading at around $370 in August 2025, but since then it has fallen significantly due to persistent doldrums across the crypto market.
Prices fell steadily through the end of 2025 before sliding more strongly towards the $100 zone.
A two-top pattern formed in the final months of last year, and the subsequent drop to $95 last week marked a significant decline for the DeFi token.
Although AAVE briefly rose to $120, selling pressure remains strong, with prices testing the $108 support level.
The token is down roughly 15% in the past week and up to 25% year-to-date.
It has fallen to 67% since August 2025 and more than 80% by 2021 to more than $667.
The price weakness was linked to a sharp decline in Aave's total value, reflecting reduced liquidity and softer protocol revenues.
AAVE Price Forecast: Sees 2-year lows
Despite the recent bloodshed, bulls are not completely out of the picture.
However, sentiment is hitting, and the momentum is with the bears.
For Aave, technical indicators point to this increasing bearish momentum.
While momentum oscillators remain in neutral territory and suggest a possible short-term bullish reversal, moving averages show strong selling pressure for Aave.
After the token fails to hold above the $112 support zone, a slide towards the psychologically important $100 level reinforces this bearish outlook.
As reflected on the daily chart, a breakout similar to the pattern that has defined AAVE's price action since late 2025 could accelerate the seller's dominance and extend recent losses.

The current decline may push the price to the $75-$80 demand zone in the near term, this area is in line with a key Fibonacci retracement level.
Entering this range would put Ave on the levels last seen in early 2024.
On the flip side, renewed momentum may require a weekly close of more than $140.
Such a move depends on the increase in trading volumes, with $120 as the primary support level and $144 as the secondary resistance level before the higher targets appear.
Meanwhile, the daily relative strength index is hovering near the neutral zone around 34, giving sellers some room to maintain pressure.
Analysts note that this setup could increase the risk of a short-term false positive before a more clear directional move emerges.



