Despite this pullback, analysts are suggesting that the token may be primed for a breakout, given its strong technical indicators and growing network activity.

The price of Grass, the decentralized web crawling and AI infrastructure token, has dropped over 9% today, trading at $1.96. However, analysts are suggesting that the token may be primed for a breakout, given its strong technical indicators and growing network activity.
The project, which aims to democratize access to internet-scale data by creating a decentralized network of over 3 million active nodes, has seen its token pull back from a high of $2.5 on Friday.
However, the project’s technical analysis suggests that GRASS may be entering a consolidation phase before a potential breakout, according to past surges in GRASS’s price.
Moreover, the project’s fundamentals remain strong. The network has scraped over 109.7 million IP addresses and indexed 4.47 billion URLs since its inception, according to past crypto.news reporting.
Furthermore, the community’s commitment is evident, with 30% of claimed tokens being staked.
This reflects a long-term belief in the project’s vision to disrupt the $100 billion web data market.
"Unbelievable performance by $GRASS in recent times. It seems to be entering a consolidation phase after the strong move from the lows," the analyst stated.
"May see a breakout if the bulls can push the price above the $2.5 resistance. Technical indicators are still strong, suggesting more upside potential for the token."
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