The technical outlook for the stock of Galaxy Digital Inc. (GLXY) has been improving recently as signs of strength continue to build. A double bottom bullish reversal signal triggered in April, leading to an initial attempt to recover the downtrend line followed by nine days of relatively tight consolidation near resistance of the 200-day moving average.
That pattern resembled a bull flag, and it formed near support at the neckline of a double bottom pattern, a constructive sign of strength, as it showed prior resistance turning into support. In addition, the 20-day moving average emerged as key dynamic support for the developing uptrend, with the 10-day moving average on track to serve as a shorter-term trend support indicator.
This week, a continuation breakout of the consolidation pattern triggered above $27.13, concurrent with a reclaim of the 200-day moving average. That advance further confirmed the trendline break while signaling that buyers were taking back control. GLXY ended the week at a 14-week closing high of $28.57, finishing near the weekly high of $29.14. The strength of that close reinforces the bullish structure established in April and supports the case for continued upside momentum.
Galaxy Digital operates across digital assets, asset management, and data center infrastructure.
Notably, on the weekly chart, GLXY can be seen rising above the midline of a rising trend channel that has marked a dynamic resistance zone since it was reestablished by the market during the week of December 29. It is potentially significant that the midline aligned with the trendline resistance zone at the time it was recovered.
Moreover, this week’s bullish breakout followed a false bearish reversal signal earlier in the period on a drop below the prior week’s low of $24.86. It is a good way to start a new leg up as failed moves often lead to sharp moves in the other direction. That failed breakdown adds to the bullish case, as unsuccessful downside moves often precede sharp advances in the opposite direction.
There was a failed channel breakout attempt in October that resulted in a subsequent bearish correction to the 78.6% Fibonacci retracement zone and a low of $16.43. That low found support near the lower channel boundary, although it stopped short of a direct test. This led to a higher swing low and an internal uptrend line reflecting improving momentum, suggesting that GLXY is well positioned to eventually challenge the $45.92 trend high from October and potentially continue toward even higher prices. Given the improving technical structure and series of confirmed bullish signals, the recent breakout may prove to be the early stage of a broader advance.
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With over 20 years of experience in financial markets, Bruce is a seasoned finance MBA and CMT® charter holder. Having worked as head of trading strategy at hedge funds and a corporate advisor for trading firms, Bruce shares his expertise in futures to retail investors, providing actionable insights through both technical and fundamental analyses.