NEARly all crypto charts look like this right now
I just looked at easily 50+ charts that all look pretty much identical to this chart. There is a good chance whatever one does, the others will follow mostly. If there is a break out, there should be systematically, dozens of breakouts that can be jumped on, all happening at varying times within a short time frame. Similarly, could be a pretty big broad market pull back where we should be hunting support lines to buy the dip. Here is general analysis on the chart.
Structure and Price Action:
Support and Resistance:
Indicators:
Moving Averages (EMA 20/50/100/200):
Probabilistic Outlook:
Bearish Continuation (Primary Scenario):
*If price fails to reclaim $6.9–7.0 and breaks below $6.5, further downside is likely.
Key downside targets:
If Stochastic RSI momentum and MFI push price above the descending trendline (~$7.0), a short-term recovery may occur.
Key upside targets:
Key Signals to Watch:
Conclusion:
The chart remains bearish overall, with a high probability (~65–70%) of further downside unless price breaks the descending trendline with conviction.
Structure and Price Action:
- Rising Wedge Breakdown:
- The chart shows a clear rising wedge pattern that has broken down decisively. Rising wedges are bearish patterns, and this confirms further downside potential.
- Downward Red Trendline:
- A clear descending resistance line has now formed, rejecting price attempts to climb higher.
- The recent price action shows consistent lower highs, reinforcing bearish momentum.
- Consolidation Zone:
- Price is currently consolidating near the $6.8 level, where it is testing both horizontal and diagonal support zones.
Support and Resistance:
- Immediate Resistance: $6.9–7.0 (aligned with the descending red trendline and EMA resistance).
- Key Support Levels:
- $6.5: Current short-term support.
- Below $6.5: Next support around $6.0 and $5.5, where historical levels exist.
Indicators:
Moving Averages (EMA 20/50/100/200):
- Price is below the EMA 20 and EMA 50, which confirms short-term bearish sentiment.
- The EMA 100 and 200 are flattening around $6.9–7.0 and acting as strong resistance.
Money Flow Index (MFI): - 49.24 indicates neutral momentum, suggesting there’s room for a move either up or down, depending on breakout direction.
Stochastic RSI: - The Stoch RSI has just crossed upward from oversold territory, indicating a possible short-term bounce but not yet a reversal signal.
- If price fails to reclaim higher levels, this could be a false signal.
Volume: - The volume during the most recent downward move remains relatively high, confirming bearish pressure.
- Current low volume during the consolidation suggests indecision and potential for a breakout.
- Pattern Analysis:
- The combination of the rising wedge breakdown and the descending trendline suggests that bearish pressure is dominant.
- Current price action resembles a bearish pennant or continuation pattern within the broader downtrend.
Probabilistic Outlook:
Bearish Continuation (Primary Scenario):
*If price fails to reclaim $6.9–7.0 and breaks below $6.5, further downside is likely.
Key downside targets:
- First Target: $6.0
- Second Target: $5.5–5.3
- Short-term Bounce (Less Probable):
If Stochastic RSI momentum and MFI push price above the descending trendline (~$7.0), a short-term recovery may occur.
Key upside targets:
- First Resistance: $7.0–7.2
- Second Resistance: $7.5
Key Signals to Watch:
- A breakdown below $6.5 = Bearish confirmation.
- A breakout above the descending red trendline (~$6.9–7.0) = Short-term bullish reversal.
- Volume will confirm the breakout or breakdown direction.
Conclusion:
The chart remains bearish overall, with a high probability (~65–70%) of further downside unless price breaks the descending trendline with conviction.
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