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Internet Computer Surpasses 300 Billion Transactions, But ICP Price Still Refuses to Break Its Bear Market Prison

Internet Computer (ICP) shows strong network growth with increasing transaction throughput and record levels of activity, but the price remains stuck at a low level.

Internet Computer (ICP) Struggles Below Key Resistance Despite Increasing Network Activity

This performance gap highlights the protocol’s core value proposition: high-performance decentralized computing designed to support large-scale applications.

Even after these spikes, activity levels have remained elevated, suggesting sustained demand rather than temporary spikes. From a fundamental standpoint, such steady growth in usage would typically be interpreted as a bullish signal, often associated with ecosystem expansion, increased developer participation, and increased adoption of decentralized applications.

The upper boundary of the descending channel continues to serve as an important resistance zone. Until the ICP can break and sustain above this level, the broader structure will remain technically bearish.

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Erlin hallen is an experienced crypto writer who loves exploring the intersection of blockchain technology and financial markets. He regularly provides information on the latest trends and innovations in the digital currency space.

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