Finally, the long-term holding of IOTA started to bear fruit. IOTA broke out of its accumulation phase and gained around 275% (0.42 to 1.6) since it has gone parabolic. Fundamentally, due to strong partnerships and Chrysalis part 2 soon-to-be released on the main-net, IOTA is becoming production ready with more and more use-cases emerging. Currently, many networks come with high transaction costs (such as BTC, ETH etc.) and IOTA can shine thanks to its fee-less nature.
However, the crypto currency market is generally still strongly correlated and today we experienced a strong selling activity. Iota fell back to 1 USD, but buyers are strong at 1 - 1.2USD/Iota while selling pressure is high above 1.3USD.
Technically, we broke down from our channel, due to lack of buying power and less volume occurring. We might experience more downward pressure which could lead to more wicks to 1 USD (0.5 FIB). Personally, I keep accumulating in the 0.9-1.1 USD region. For now, on the 4 hourly sellers seem exhausted.
This is no trading advice.
Good luck!
However, the crypto currency market is generally still strongly correlated and today we experienced a strong selling activity. Iota fell back to 1 USD, but buyers are strong at 1 - 1.2USD/Iota while selling pressure is high above 1.3USD.
Technically, we broke down from our channel, due to lack of buying power and less volume occurring. We might experience more downward pressure which could lead to more wicks to 1 USD (0.5 FIB). Personally, I keep accumulating in the 0.9-1.1 USD region. For now, on the 4 hourly sellers seem exhausted.
This is no trading advice.
Good luck!
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