Helium (HNT) surged 36% in 24 hours, driven by increased cell coverage usage in places like Texas and Hawaii and a bullish market sentiment reading of 5.6. Despite this rally, the asset still shows a 38% loss year-to-date and faces downside risks from a highly negative funding rate and ongoing protocol losses nearing $178,000. Spot market outflows of about $218,000 also indicate selling pressure, suggesting that while momentum is positive now, HNT could see renewed declines if buying does not overtake selling soon.
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