LAB just went through one of the roughest stretches any token has had this year.
A wallet tied to the LAB team quietly moved millions of dollars worth of tokens onto an exchange and started selling, and the chart has been bleeding ever since.
This LAB price prediction looks at why the coin keeps falling, who is doing the selling, and what the chart is actually showing right now.
$LAB Terminal, also known as MemesLab, is a multi-chain trading platform built for spot and leveraged trading.
With the token now consolidating after weeks of losses, the real question is whether this is close to a bottom or just a pause before another leg down.
According to a widely shared post from Coin Bureau on X, $LAB is down 96% from its all-time high, and insiders are still selling. 
Source: Data From Twitter
On-chain investigator ZachXBT reported that an entity funded by the $LAB team deposited 18.4 million $LAB, worth about $18.3 million, to Aster DEX over 48 hours and began selling immediately.
The token dropped another 54% during this stretch, from $1.20 down to $0.55. The same entity still holds 81.5 million $LAB tokens, which means more selling pressure could still be sitting on the sidelines.
A separate thread from a trader on X points to the real root of the problem.
$LAB's private ICO on the Legion Launchpad priced tokens at just $0.025 back in September 2025. Even after this crash, early ICO buyers are still sitting on more than 20x profit.
That means holding a position right now works against regular buyers, since early investors have every reason to keep taking profit into any bounce.
A follow-up post, reshared through Binance News, confirmed ZachXBT traced the selling wallet directly back to the $LAB team. 
Source: Link From Twitter
The report states the address was initially funded by the team, transferred 18.4 million $LAB to Aster within 48 hours, and continued dumping on decentralized exchanges, which pushed the price from $1.2 down to $0.55.
Data from Arkham's $LAB Explorer shows just how concentrated the token really is.
The top seven wallets alone control roughly 84% of circulating supply, and several of these are flagged as Gnosis Safe proxy wallets, which are commonly used by teams and insiders rather than regular holders.
One of these wallets holds 81.46 million $LAB, worth close to $33.7 million, matching the exact holding ZachXBT flagged as the team-linked entity.
With this much supply sitting in so few hands, this isn't retail panic selling. It's concentrated distribution, and that changes how any recovery attempt needs to be read.
$LAB has been trading inside a falling channel since around July 10, sliding steadily lower on the 1-hour chart. 
Over the last day or so, that slide has slowed down, and the price is now consolidating in a tight range between roughly $0.394 and $0.509, right around the current price of $0.428.
This kind of pause after a sharp fall usually means the market is deciding its next move.
A break above the top of this range would be the first real sign buyers are stepping back in, while a break below it would suggest the falling channel is still in control.
Support Levels | Resistance Levels |
$0.394 | $0.509 |
$0.321 | $0.578 |
If $LAB breaks above the current consolidation zone, the EMA 20 at $0.454 is the first level nearby to watch since the price is trading close to it already.
Further out, the EMA 50 sits at $0.667, with the EMA 100 and EMA 200 much higher at $1.762 and $4.430, reflecting just how far the token has fallen from its earlier highs.
The long-term support level, as per the view was $0.25000, and the resistance level was $0.600000
For anyone already holding $LAB, the low range near $0.394 is the level to watch. A clean break below that would suggest the falling channel is resuming.
For anyone considering buying the dip, a confirmed break and hold above $0.509-$0.510 would be the first sign this consolidation could turn into a real recovery attempt
As per the market analyst, LAB remains stuck between heavy insider selling pressure and a chart that has finally slowed its descent.
The consolidation range between $0.394 and $0.509 is the zone that matters most right now.
A move above $0.510 would open the door toward the EMA 20 at $0.454 and then the wider resistance at $0.578. A move below $0.394 keeps the falling channel intact, with $0.321 as the next support to watch.
Given that top wallets still control the vast majority of supply, any recovery is likely to be tested repeatedly by further selling before it can hold