Altcoin Keeta (KTA), which has a market value of $109 million, has experienced a 36.7% increase in the last 24 hours at the time of writing. CoinMarketCap data showed a 400% increase in daily trading volume as traders and investors raced to capture some of the gains the altcoin has recorded.
These gains come at a time of broader market uncertainty and downturn. Bitcoin (BTC) was rejected at $76,000 in the last two weeks and retested the $66,000 level as support on Tuesday, March 31.
Can KTA continue its rally, or is this a rally that owners can sell?
Is it the right time to make a profit?
The altcoin’s 1-day chart showed the break below the $0.2 support zone in mid-March. Trading volume on Wednesday, March 18 was the highest single-day volume since Friday, December 12, 2025.
The high-volume dump below the ongoing support level through 2026 was significant.
However, at the time of this writing, KTA was sticking its head above the same resistance zone, which coincides with the psychological round number resistance.
CMF climbed to +0.08, indicating intense buying pressure and large capital inflows. It is worth noting that the daily CMF has been negative since the market crash in the first week of February.
Meanwhile, the daily RSI also recovered and crossed neutral 50. This indicates a sustainable upward momentum.
Investors’ call to action: Sell!
The 1-hour chart showed bullish volume and momentum indicators, but the rally may be coming to an end. The 1-day chart highlighted the long-term bearish structure, while the 1-hour chart pointed to a pullback towards the early March support at $0.176.
The CMF was below +0.05 again and more importantly the RSI was trending downward.
This was a clear sign that short-term investors should consider taking profits. This being the case, the long-term trend means they should be cautious about buying a pullback and instead wait for further losses.
Final Summary
- Keeta has seen a 36% rise in the last 24 hours and is back above the support level it lost to the bulls in mid-March.
- The lower timeframe price chart showed that a pullback was likely and there was a clear momentum divergence in progress.
