Midnight Landed Its Biggest Bank Deal Ever, But The Chart Says It Does Not Matter Yet

Midnight (NIGHT) is trading at $0.0455, up 1.52% on the day after recovering from a low of $0.043 earlier in the week. Monument Bank’s partnership with Midnight Foundation is a significant institutional milestone for the project.

However, the partnership lands at a technically precarious moment. The daily chart shows a textbook inverted cup and handle forming — a pattern that typically resolves to the downside after a brief upward handle movement.

Monument Bank Partnership Expands Network Reach — But Market Timing Is Delicate

Monument, a Bank of England-regulated institution managing approximately £7 billion ($9 billion) in deposits across 100,000 customers, will bring retail savings on-chain in three phases. Phase one targets up to £250 million in tokenized deposits, while phase two introduces tokenized investment products, including private equity and commodity funds. Phase three adds Lombard-style lending against those holdings.

Charles Hoskinson described it as one of the largest deals Midnight has ever completed, suggesting it could bring hundreds of millions to billions in total value locked to the ecosystem. The fundamental case for NIGHT is strengthening.

However, the market’s current technical structure may not reward that fundamental narrative immediately. The pattern forming on the price chart suggests a short-term surge is more likely to set up a breakdown than a sustained rally.

Sentiment Spike Suggests Optimism

The Santiment weighted sentiment chart for NIGHT covers February 26 through March 25. Sentiment spent most of February and early March in negative territory, hovering in the -0.628 to -0.893 range during the weakest stretches of the price decline.

On March 25, sentiment spiked violently to 4.502, the highest reading on the entire chart. That spike coincides directly with the Monument Bank announcement. While positive news driving sentiment higher is expected, extreme sentiment spikes of this magnitude have historically preceded price pullbacks rather than sustained rallies.

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The price line on the same chart shows NIGHT at $0.045 on March 25, still well below the mid-February highs near $0.083. Sentiment has run far ahead of where price actually is — a divergence that often resolves by sentiment fading back toward zero rather than price catching up.

NIGHT Price Might Be Looking At Correction

The MFI on the daily chart reads 53.39 as of March 26. After collapsing from above 72 in late February to a low near 24 in mid-March, MFI has been recovering steadily for the past two weeks. A reading of 53.39 is neutral and rising, which supports the case for a short-term price uptick — precisely the handle portion of the inverted cup and handle pattern.

The inverted cup formed between February 10 and March 10, with the rounded top visible between the $0.056 and $0.062 range. Price then fell sharply and is now forming a small ascending handle structure. This handle typically sees price drift higher before breaking down through the neckline.

The pattern’s neckline and the Fibonacci zero level both converge at $0.041, the red horizontal line at the bottom of the chart. A daily close below that level would confirm the breakdown and open significant downside. 

On the bullish invalidation side, a daily close above the 61.8% Fibonacci level at approximately $0.056 — the green horizontal line on the chart — would break the rounded top structure and negate the inverted cup entirely, opening NIGHT price’s path toward the 78.6% level at $0.060 and eventually the 1.0 extension at $0.065.