Ethereum Classic breaks out of falling wedge that started in Nov

Ethereum Classic broke up bullishly from a falling wedge that started back in November and and a general downtrend since hitting it’s all time high last May at $185. Besides the falling wedge, with a target ironically at $55 (one of the points of most resistance this past year), there is a cup and handle forming that is close to breaking out with a shorter term target right near the 2017 and original 2021 ATH of $44.... Either way this is not a coin to count out once it gets bullish unless BTC dumps.

This post is focused on Tecnical Analysis of ETC, I will soon post a detailed fundamental analysis pointing out why the sudden bullish break, exceeding most other altcoin gains and those of BTC+ ETH over the past week.

To sum up the fundamentals though, there is a lot of 3rd party development happening that includes ERC-21 standard NFT’s minted on ETC (for super cheap gas fees), a new DEX (HebeSwap) that brought the community from Hebe token to ETC, HebeSwap has an iOS and Android app featuring a multichain wallet, play to earn game, bridges to every major blockchain, Defi/ yield farming for ETC and other coins, and much more. It’s an all in one tool that will grow in useage exponentially once translations are finished for the daily news and the play to earn games. The rest of the app is in English already, and is available in Apple’s App Store right now.

Daily transactions have been outpacing Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash and at peaks Litecoin as well over the past 3-6 months, and it’s still growing. Hash rate is near all time highs showing the network is more secure and faster than ever, and there is a record number of active ETC wallets.

Basically the idea that ETC is a dead project or unused network is verifiably false, as now it is one of the fastest growing chains for new development, and the chain itself has a major upgrade coming soon. #Bullish #Long
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