Optimism (OP/USD)

Optimism (OP/USD) closed at $0.0991 on November 11, 2026, down 1.69% on the session and sitting near the bottom of its 52-week range. Its one-year return is down 75.63%, and the all-time high of $4.84 sits 4782.7% above the current price. The move has come from price action and the coin's trend signals rather than from a reported event. CleaRank rates the coin Strong Sell with a score of 19 out of 100, driven mainly by weak momentum and a downtrend across its moving averages.

OP is trading below both its 50-day simple average of $0.1231 and its 200-day simple average of $0.1112. The price sits 19.47% below the 50-day average and 10.83% below the 200-day average, and the 50-day average is itself 10.83% below the 200-day average. That ordering shows the medium-term picture has weakened over recent months, with the shorter average falling toward the longer one. The 20-day EMA at $0.1083 is also above the price, sitting 8.50% below it, which confirms that short-term momentum has not turned up.

The 14-day RSI, calculated with Wilder's method, is 39.8, which places the coin in the bearish zone without being oversold. The MACD line is negative. Together these readings describe sellers still in control of recent price action, even though the coin is not at an extreme of selling. The over-the-month decline of 24.18% and the one-week drop of 10.17% are consistent with that reading.

The coin's one-year return is down 75.63% and its six-month return is down 32.15%, while the three-month return is up 15.25%. The three-month gain shows a bounce from lower levels earlier in the year, but it has not been enough to restore the trend. Against its all-time high of $4.84, the price is 98.0% lower, which illustrates how far the coin has fallen from its earlier peak. Market capitalisation stands at $227.1M, with 24-hour trading volume of $29.3M.

CleaRank rates OP Strong Sell with a score of 19 out of 100. The trend factor is negative, built from the price sitting below both averages and the 50-day average above the 200-day average. The momentum factor is strongly negative, built from the RSI of 39.8, the bearish band and the negative MACD. The trailing performance factor is strongly negative because of the 75.63% one-year decline. Momentum is the factor that pulls the score down most.

The base case is that OP stays under pressure while it trades below its 50-day and 200-day moving averages ($0.12 and $0.11). For the trend to turn, the price would need to reclaim the 20-day EMA near $0.1083 and then the 200-day SMA at $0.1112, and hold above them on a closing basis. A break below that low would confirm a new leg down and would widen the gap to the 52-week high of $0.399 even further. A better outcome would require a catalyst that changes the picture for the network, such as a sustained rise in trading activity or a clear improvement in momentum, which the current figures do not yet show. A simulation from past volatility, not a forecast, suggests daily swings of about 5.51% remain typical, so price moves of similar size in either direction should be expected.

Resistance: the 20-day EMA at $0.1083 is the nearest level above the price and the first point a rebound would meet. Next is the 200-day SMA at $0.1112, which has been a reference line for the longer-term trend. Above that sits the 50-day SMA at $0.1231, which the price would need to clear to show the medium-term trend is changing. The 52-week high at $0.399 is the far ceiling.