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iExec surges 128% – Here's why RLC crypto buyers may want to wait for a pullback - AMBCrypto

Reviewed by Reviewed by Renuka Tahelyani Updated 05:00 EDT October 6, 2026 Share Share Share Back to Top iExec RLC [RLC] token has rallied 128% in the past 24 hours as of this writing. Its daily trading volume was $193.33 million, up an astonishing 13,829% from the previous day

It appeared to be a frantic capital rotation play into the open-source, decentralized privacy project. The platform enables confidential computing and trusted off-chain execution, according to CoinMarketCap

The relatively low market cap of around $30 million before the swift rally could have also made it an attractive target for a brief rally. The question now is, will the rally reverse, or is it the start of a bull run for RLC crypto?

The RLC crypto token has been in a downtrend since October 2025. For a few brief days in May earlier this year, the altcoin appeared to have shifted to a bullish structure, but this did not last

Bitcoin [BTC] had maintained a bullish long-term bias in recent weeks. Meanwhile, the altcoin market’s risk appetite offered a possible backdrop for RLC’s sudden capital inflows

The $0.33 swing high, marked in green, preceded the decline to the $0.243 swing low in late July. RLC had since breached that high, signaling a bullish shift. Heavy Trading Volume in recent days also supported the bullish view

Even so, speculative activity had accelerated sharply. According to Coinalyze, RLC’s Open Interest grew 1,570% in 24 hours

Such rapid growth in derivatives positioning could leave the rally vulnerable to a sharp correction if leveraged positions unwind

RLC crypto has a bullish 4-hour swing structure and heavy volume behind it to keep the trend going. It is possible the rally is overextended in the short term and could retrace

In case of such a dip, the Fibonacci golden pocket at $0.485-$0.583 could offer a reasonable re-entry for bulls. However, the possibility of severe long liquidations and sell pressure from profit-taking needs to be followed by strong demand to inform bulls that their side is still in control

Lacking demand, market participants might do better to remain sidelined

Akashnath S is a Senior Journalist and Technical Analysis expert at AMBCrypto. He specializes in dissecting price action, identifying key market trends through advanced chart patterns, and forecasting both short-term and long-term asset trajectories

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