Chiliz (CHZ/USD)

Chiliz is trading at its 52-week low after a steep slide: the coin closed at 0.0108 on November 11, 2026, down 2.29% on the session and 10.09% over the past week. It sits 82.61% below its 52-week high of 0.0621 and 98.8% below its all-time high of 0.8786. For an investor, the key point is that the coin has no dividend or staking income, so any return depends entirely on where the price goes from here, and the weak trend across every average is the main factor to track. The one-year decline of 67.00% and the six-month fall of 74.97% show a coin that has lost most of its value over the past year. Its market capitalisation of $114.6M places it among the smaller assets of its kind, and the price has no income cushion beneath it to soften further declines.

The coin has been falling across several timeframes. It is down 26.18% over one month and 12.25% over three months, and it has lost 74.97% over six months. Its price now sits level with the 52-week low of $0.0108, after starting from a 52-week high of 0.0621. The 14-day RSI of 29.3 places the coin in oversold territory, which means the selling has been heavy and fast. The MACD line is negative, confirming that short-term momentum still points down. The price is also 23.20% below its 50-day average and 47.98% below its 200-day average, so the decline has pulled the coin under every major trend line.

The price is 23.20% below its 50-day simple average and 47.98% below its 200-day average. The 50-day average is itself 47.98% below the 200-day average, a configuration that shows the slide has been sustained over months rather than a single session. The 20-day exponential average at 0.012 is closer, at 11.00% above the price, which is why it is the first level a rebound would have to clear. Oversold readings can produce short relief moves, but the averages are the better guide to whether the trend is turning.

CleaRank scores the coin 7 out of 100, which gives it a Strong Sell rating. The three factors that weigh most are trend, momentum and trailing performance, and all three point the same way. The trend factor is strongly negative because the price is below both averages and the 50-day sits below the 200-day. Momentum is strongly negative, with the RSI at 29.3 and a negative MACD. Trailing performance is strongly negative after the 67.00% decline over one year. Because the coin pays no dividend and has no native staking yield, these price figures are the only measure of return for a holder.

The base case is that the coin stays under pressure while it trades below its 50-day and 200-day moving averages (0.01 and 0.02). The 50-day average sits at 0.0141 and the 200-day at $0.0208, and the 50-day average is itself well below the 200-day, a pattern that usually takes time to reverse. Momentum is weak but already in oversold territory, with the 14-day RSI at 29.3 and the MACD line negative, so a short bounce is possible without changing the broader trend. That would show the selling pressure easing. A worse outcome is a close below the current low of $0.0108, which would extend the 67.00% one-year decline into new territory. The coin's typical daily move of 2.90% means large swings in either direction remain normal.

Support sits at the current price of $0.0108, which is also the 52-week low; a close below it would take the coin to new lows for the year. Resistance comes first at the 20-day exponential average of $0.012, then the 50-day simple average of $0.0141, and then the 200-day simple average of 0.0208. Above those, the 52-week high of 0.0621 marks the top of the past year's range, and the all-time high of 0.8786 is far beyond it. The 20-day average is the nearest test for any rebound, and the 50-day average is the level that would signal a real change in the trend.