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Polygon Price Forms Bullish Patterns as Courtyard NFT Sales Jump

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April 2nd, 2025
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The Polygon price has crashed to a new post-rebrand low even as its non-fungible token (NFT) ecosystem did well. The POL token retreated to a low of $0.20, down by over 73% from its highest point in December last year.

Courtyard NFT Sales Are Rising

The Polygon ecosystem has not been doing well, as competition with other layer-2 networks like Base and Arbitrum has jumped. As a result, Polygon has moved out of being a top-ten chain by total value locked (TVL) in the past few years. 

A bright spot in the Polygon ecosystem has come from its role in the non-fungible token industry, where Courtyard has become the hottest collection. Data by CryptoSlam shows that Courtyard sales jumped by over 47% in the last 30 days to over $55 million.

These sales were much higher than those of DMarket, the second most profitable collection in the last 30 days. Courtyard’s number of transactions rose by almost 5% to 517,509 in this period.

Courtyard’s performance was much higher than that of Pudgy Penguins, one of the most popular NFT collections, which had $7.6 million in sales. However, there are signs that Courtyard is losing momentum, as the floor price continues to move downwards. OpenSea data shows that the floor price has retreated to 38 POL, down from 45 POL a week ago.

Still, Courtyard’s performance has not been enough to alleviate Polygon’s challenges. TokenTerminal data shows that the network’s revenue crashed by 65% to $96.5k in March, while the earned fees fell by 47% to $356k. 

The other risk is that NFT collections are often seasonal. In many cases, NFT sales surge and crash within a few months as traders move to other collections. 

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Polygon Price Analysis

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POL price chart | Source: TradingView

The daily chart shows the Polygon price has been in a strong downtrend in the past few months. It has dropped from a high of $0.7687 in December to the current $0.20. It has constantly remained below the 50-day moving average. 

On the positive side, the coin has formed a falling wedge pattern, a popular bullish reversal sign. Also, the POL price has formed a bullish divergence pattern as the MACD indicator continues to move upwards. The BBTrend indicator has also formed a bullish divergence pattern.

The POL price has formed a double-bottom pattern at $0.1980. Therefore, the coin is likely to bounce back and possibly retest the key resistance at $0.2855, its lowest swing on November 4 last year.

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Crispus Nyaga
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Crispus is a financial analyst with over 9 years in the industry. He covers cryptocurrencies, forex, equities, and commodities for some of the leading brands. He is also a passionate trader who operates his family account. Crispus lives in Nairobi with his wife and son.