STRK Price Analysis: A 37% Drop From $0.1265 Tests The $0.082 Low

Starknet's STRK token has handed back more than a third of its spike. It reached $0.1265 on Binance on October 11, roughly two and a half times its October 7 close, on $113 million of volume. By the 04:00 UTC four-hour candle on October 14 it had slid to $0.0802. This STRK price analysis marks where the spike left its footprints and which levels still matter.

STRK price analysis: climb, sweep and fall

The climb took four days, and volume grew with it. Trading was under $9 million on October 7 and rose every day after that, topping out near $113 million on October 11. That day closed at $0.1232, after a late push to $0.1265 that cleared the earlier peak of $0.1239.

The turn came on October 12. The first candle of the day poked to $0.1249, above the same earlier high, and then price rolled over. The session lost about 31% and closed at $0.0851. October 13 went nowhere, finishing at $0.0852, while the highs of the day stayed below $0.0934.

STRK/USDT four-hour chart on TradingView. Chart by Brian Otieno.

Gaps and blocks around the fall

Fast drops leave footprints. On the four-hour chart the fall opened a bearish fair value gap, an area where candles barely overlap. Price has not been back to it since sellers took over there. The gap is narrow, running from $0.0995 to $0.1007, and the daily chart carries a similar zone just below.

Under price the picture is different. The October 10 push opened a large bullish gap, and STRK is trading inside it today. It stretches from $0.0718 to $0.0892. Beneath it sits the last real base before the run, a bullish order block formed on October 8 that spans $0.0547 to $0.0570. Any STRK price analysis has to treat that block as the floor if the gap fails.

Four-hour STRK/USDT candles from Binance data. Chart by Brian Otieno.

The last closed candles in the STRK price analysis

The 04:00 UTC candle on October 14 dipped to $0.0802, under the $0.0820 swing low from October 12, and closed back above it at $0.0823. Traders call that a sell-side sweep, a grab of orders resting under an obvious low. The next candle was still open when this was written, and it had already traded lower, near $0.0778.

That matters for how to read the chart. A sweep that closes back inside the range is a bounce signal only until the next candle confirms it. Until a four-hour candle closes below the sweep low, the $0.0820 area remains a level that buyers have defended once.

On the daily chart STRK still trades above all three major averages. The shortest sits around six and a half cents, and the 200-day is near four and a half. The weekly chart printed a bullish break of structure on October 5. The larger picture therefore still leans up even after the drop.

Two scenarios from four-hour closes

The bullish case needs a four-hour close above $0.0934, the October 13 high. That would reopen the road to the bearish gap near $0.0995. The bearish case starts with a close under $0.0802, the sweep low, which would put the bottom of the large gap at $0.0718 in play. The order block at $0.0570 sits beneath that. Every level here comes from closed Binance candles through 08:00 UTC on October 14, and none of it is trade advice.