Heres why under pressure ONDO could see a price reversal after strong RWA inflows

However, the price seemed to be still holding near the 23.6% Fibonacci level at $0.2799 – A level that now acts as immediate support, suggesting buyers may be defending higher lows and maintaining range control. If this level weakens, downside could extend towards $0.2668, followed by a deeper move towards $0.255–$0.242 if selling pressure accelerates.

The RSI near 56 reflected neutral momentum, reinforcing indecision. A reclaim above $0.291 could push ONDO towards $0.305–$0.315, while failure to hold $0.279 would likely shift structure towards a broader retracement.

Franklin Templeton deal fuels ONDOs RWA strength

ONDO holding firm near its resistance may be illustrative of a shift in behavior as sustained bids absorb sell-side pressure instead of signaling exhaustion. Despite broader altcoins showing weak participation, ONDO has so far avoided any breakdowns – A sign that capital rotates selectively rather than exiting entirely.

This shift will only strengthen as narrative-driven demand grows, following Ondo Finances partnership with Franklin Templeton to tokenize five ETFs. This move enables round-the-clock access to about $1.7 trillion in managed assets through on-chain infrastructure, expanding real-world asset exposure.

As this development unfolds, it will reinforce ONDOs positioning within a sector attracting institutional attention and sustained capital flows. Holding near resistance now signals positioning rather than indecision, where sustained demand could drive a breakout. All while fading interest risks weakening momentum.

ONDO gains as yield-focused capital reshapes altcoin flows

Finally, ONDOs strength has continued to build as capital shifts towards RWA-linked assets, where tokenized yield offers stability over speculative volatility. As broader altcoins struggle to attract sustained flows, ONDO benefits from positioning within tokenized U.S. Treasuries. This draws institutional capital seeking consistent returns.

This dynamic became clearer as USDY climbed to about $1.337 billion, rising by 10.36% while offering a 3.55% yield. All while OUSG held near $681 million, reinforcing steady demand. Together, these pushed Ondos Distributed Asset Value above $2.65 billion, supported by monthly transfers near $2.55 billion – A sign of sustained usage rather than episodic spikes.

This trend also aligns with Tokenized Treasuries exceeding $12 billion sector-wide. This seemed to imply that ONDO remains positioned to capture further inflows as institutional demand strengthens.