TURBO is set to begin trading on Binance US on May 22, marking a major milestone for the meme coin originally launched as a ChatGPT-guided experiment. The listing comes as TURBO posts an impressive 140% gain over the past 30 days, with its market cap now hovering around $373 million.

As trading opens to a wider US audience, all eyes are on whether TURBO can sustain its rally—or if recent resistance will cap the next leg higher.

TURBO ADX Signals Building Momentum

Originally created as a ChatGPT-guided experiment, TURBO has grown into a decentralized, community-owned meme coin. Although it lacks formal utility or governance, it has gained traction as a cultural symbol and is informally used in areas like digital art and NFT purchases.

The listing on Binance US marks a significant milestone for the token, potentially expanding its visibility and attracting new liquidity.

From a technical standpoint, TURBO’s ADX (Average Directional Index) currently stands at 24.53, signaling a trend that’s beginning to gain strength.

ADX values between 20 and 25 often indicate the early stages of a trend, and a move above 25 would confirm a stronger directional shift.

If buying volume increases following the Binance US listing, the meme coin could solidify this uptrend and enter a more extended rally.

TURBO RSI Cools Near 50 After Brief Spike

TURBO is drawing fresh attention ahead of its Binance US listing, and momentum indicators are starting to reflect the growing interest.

The Relative Strength Index (RSI), which measures the speed and magnitude of recent price changes, is currently at 50.52.

RSI values range from 0 to 100, with readings above 70 indicating overbought conditions and below 30 signaling oversold territory. A value near 50 typically suggests neutral momentum, with neither buyers nor sellers in clear control.

TURBO’s RSI has moved from 49.8 yesterday to a high of 56.98 earlier today, before pulling back to its current level. This pattern indicates that short-term bullish pressure emerged recently but has since cooled, placing the token at a critical decision point.

RSI hovering around 50 can often precede a breakout in either direction—if buying volume picks up after the Binance US listing, RSI could quickly climb toward bullish territory.

However, if momentum continues to fade, TURBO could slip into a consolidation phase or see further downside before establishing a new trend.

TURBO Tests Support After Failed Breakout — Will Bulls Step In?

TURBO experienced a brief price surge alongside Bitcoin’s move to a new all-time high, riding the wave of broader market momentum.

However, that uptrend failed to sustain, and the token has since pulled back, now hovering just above a key support level at $0.0053.

This price zone is critical—if the support fails, TURBO could slide further to $0.0049 and potentially $0.00481 if bearish pressure intensifies.

On the flip side, if market sentiment improves or renewed buying interest returns following the upcoming Binance US listing, it could recover and retest the resistance at $0.00586.

This level would be the first indication that the bulls are regaining control.