I looked at how AI-related coins are moving in the market recently, and some surprisingly interesting signals are showing. Over the past month, the AI sector's market capitalization has increased from $32.4 billion to $38 billion, which means that even amid the DeFi and meme coin boom, funds are steadily flowing into AI-related coins.



Regarding Near Protocol, technically, it is forming an inverse head and shoulders pattern and is currently trading at $1.37. It seems they initially expected a breakout above the $3 neckline, but in reality, it has risen about 16% compared to last month, which is a decent movement. If it can break through the current resistance level, there could be room for further gains.

Fetch.ai is a bit different; it has dropped to $0.21. Contrary to last month's expectations, it has fallen more than 16% over 30 days. Technically, a golden cross is still possible, but the $1 resistance level still seems far away. However, looking at the distribution of investors, there are many sell orders below the current price level, so there is a possibility of support at the bottom.

ICP is trading at $5.51, and it seems to have improved slightly after trying to close five consecutive bearish months. It has shown some upward movement over the past 7 days, and the MACD indicator is also giving positive signals. The next target is breaking through $6, which appears technically feasible.

Overall, there is still a possibility that AI-related coins will be the sector to watch next week. Of course, at the current price levels, the upward trend initially expected has been adjusted, but the technical resistance levels still hold significance. It will be important to watch where additional capital flows will go.
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