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XTZUSDT 1DThe diary gives us a little more insight into just how narrowing the wedge imposed by XTZ is. The price continues to trade near the base of the wedge, between $1,526 and $1,391. The RSI shows the predominance of buyers, so it is difficult for this wedge not to break up. We are currently at the median of the Keltner Channel, pushing towards the upper line of the channel. In addition, XTZ is far away from the Ichimoku Cloud, which gives us a preview of XTZ's ascent to the cloud. That's what I'll be looking at right now. XTZ is a coin based on its own “Tezos” blockchain. It is used in the same way that other cryptocurrencies are used on their platforms, but it is also used to make micropayments on the network and to power smart contracts. As an added feature, they can also be used to vote for the future of the project or to let someone else vote for you. Validating transactions on the Tezos network is called “baking” and is similar to mining Bitcoin, only in Proof-of-Stake mode. For “cooking”, i.e. validating the transaction on the blockchain and securing the network, users are rewarded with XTZ.
by ferulianov
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XTZUSDT Long SignalXTZUSDT has made some clear moves in the near-past and it has confirmed the Short term confirmation, which is clearly seen in the chart. It's just a matter of time for it to gain momentum and go sky-rocketing in the upward direction. I am fully bullish on XTZUSDT and currently my setup for $XTZ is as follows: Entries : 1.21 - 1.40 One time Entry: 1.34 Short Term: 1.42 - 1.52 - 1.60 - 1.72 - 1.85 - 1.94 Mid Term: 2.10 - 2.48 - 2.93 - 3.58 - 4.72 - 6.08 1.08 - 1.02 (Trailing) Please be aware with your money!
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by MetaFutures
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XTZUSDT H2XTZUSDT Even with all the market sentiment worried about the FED's decisions and also the global geopolitical situation, which caused the fall of BTC and that took all the cryptocurrencies with it, XTZ has not lost its accumulation zone that has been passing since September 15, which will probably result in an upward explosion, as the RSI is oversold and completely undervalued. In order to reach its target, XTZ must pass through the resistance imposed by the median of the Keltner channel and the Ichimoku cloud. This should still happen today, as the XTZ is a high-octane coin and always works in considerable volume.
by ferulianov
XTZ at $1.66 as bullish momentum inflatesTezos price analysis shows a bullish bias trend XTZ prices have sought support at $1.64 Resistance for XTZ is present at $1.74 Tezos price analysis is bullish, with the XTZ/USD pair rising to the $1.69 level. The price action recently created a bullish engulfing candlestick pattern, which indicates that the bears are losing control. Currently, the price is just below the channel’s upper boundary at $1.74. A breakout above this level could see Tezos target the next resistance level at the $2.00 level. On the other hand, a failure to move past $1.74 may see the price pull back to test support at the $1.64 mark.
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by henryartem
Tezos - Wedge broke, but...Tezos Has been consolidating since it has broken the big descending wedge - And I would be bullish, if it wasn't because of Whale Money Line (on Trend Exhaustion) reaching a really high level lately. We still have time until those curvy high and lows reach the bottom of those curves (Very close!) and a breakout will be imminent. If it is to the downside - it will be just to retest some supports within a fakeout - Broken wedge target sits really high. Good buy spot.
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by TheSecretsOfTrading
Tezos Retracts, Prices Remains in a Rising Channel above $1.67Past Performance of Tezos There are flashes of strength in Tezos' price action. However, despite the gains in the past trading week, buyers are struggling to shake off determined sellers. Currently, XTZ prices are within a rising channel with immediate support at $1.67 with caps at $1.85. The coin is inside the July 30 bull bar, a positive development for traders. #Tezos Technical Analysis Tezos is bullish and traders may load the dips above $1.67, based on the candlestick arrangement in the daily chart. Since prices are within the July 30 bull bar with support at $1.67, every low may offer an opportunity to double down with targets at last week's highs at $1.85 as prices trend inside the rising channel. Further gains with rising volumes above the previous week's highs may trigger more demand, lifting XTZ towards June 2022 highs of $2.33. Conversely, if bears flow back, forcing prices below $1.67 and May 2022 lows, XTZ could crash to $1.48 and even $1.20, or 2022 lows, in the short to medium term in a bear continuation formation. What to Expect from #XTZ? After double-digit losses from 2021 peaks, prices are recovering. The crypto market-wide recovery could prop up XTZ prices in the medium term, buoying bulls targeting June 2022 highs. These gains are, however, subject to how strongly prices break out from the rising channel. Resistance level to watch out for: $1.85 Support level to watch out for: $1.67 Disclaimer: Opinions expressed are not investment advice. Do your research.
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by Bitcoin_Analyzer
ETH's "Merge" Coming Sep 19th - The Good, The Bad, The UglySo if you've been paying attention to crypto stuff for a while, you probably heard that Ethereum's big "merge" is coming on Sep 19th. They've been talking about it for a while but there's now at least a definite date. (And they're pretty good at making deadlines once they commit to a date, to be fair.) The switch from proof-of-work to proof-of-stake should be an improvement to most things for the most part, but there's a few things people should know: - The coin is set to become a deflationary asset, out-scarcity-tizing (is that a word?) the coin it's trying to beat, Bitcoin. This should, in theory, be good for current ETH/ETH2 holders but even according to the team this is something that'll happen over time, not right away. (I think this argument is a strategic one, personally - more explanations later.) - The merge won't solve ETH's scaling problems - the "sharding" improvements are planned to come later, the earliest mid-2023. The idea was for ETH to "burn" its existing supply in order to keep gas fees down but we don't know if this is going to work in practice. - The merge will effectively put all ETH miners out of a job, and many of them will forced to move over into other chains since mining will no longer be profitable on ETH2 as the "difficulty bomb" sets in. If you've noticed ETC going up a lot recently, keep in mind that that project has already been hacked 3+ times at the protocol level and can't be considered legitimate. (The fact that it somehow stays alive is still bizarre to me tbh.) I've been with ETH since 2014 so I've seen a lot of changes happen within the ecosystem over the years - but the community has definitely changed a lot since the NFT craze of last year - with more money comes more attention, and with that, more noise as well. Since there's not much happening on the chain these days most talks online has become more about beating Bitcoin rather than about product/technical achievements. Mid-term, I think ETH will do well financially since that seems to be its primary focus right now. All those big names that got in earlier this year probably are gonna do whatever it takes to make that happen. It's the development and cultural sides long-term that has me concerned since I feel like the more the BTC and ETH folks argue with each other they more they start to sound alike. I made a big leap from ETH to Tezos this year, after doing a lot of research on my end. Folks probably remember me shilling for Ethereum for a long time so the decision wasn't easy, but I felt it was necessary, at least for the things I'm interested in. - Tezos has been proof-of-stake since the very beginning of its launch and it has had time to refine its processes. Technologically, the Tezos stacks is far superior right now and ETH is going to have trouble keeping up, imo.) - The high gas fees basically made a lot of apps built on top of ETH useless and many devs/artists have already fled the scene. I'm skeptical if they're going to come back, even if they manage to fix the issues on the back end. Loss of trust doesn't come back easy. XTZ saw a big leap in chain activity last month while most other chains were still on the decline. - I think that the decision to not give ETH2 stakers a definite date of when they can withdraw their funds (probably the most annoying thing about the project right now especially since you literally can't do anything with ETH2 tokens atm) is probably unhealthy. This holding pattern allows for the project to manipulate economic outcomes artificially (acting as a quasi-government) at the cost of market legibility - which could make the asset more unpredictable long-term. - ETH still doesn't have on-chain governance and as far as I'm aware, has no plans to. You're basically trusting that the projects on top of it are doing things in good faith. Tezos, on the other hand, has voting and governance mechanisms baked in. (This is probably the biggest divergence between the two projects right now, imo.) - With Tezos I can get reliable staking rewards without having to have it locked up for an indefinite period of time, which seems like a much more reasonable deal to me, honestly. And I can actually use the coins for buying things I got caught up in things too, trust me - but as the world heads into a global recession (possibly a depression), everyone's probably going to have to tighten up what and where their money is going. The most obvious thing right now is interest rates - which proof-of-stake coins are well-positioned to take advantage of since the banks are still dragging their feet in regards to what it's offering to people in savings. Bitcoin is probably screwed, ETH is a (?), Tezos and other high-quality chains will probably do well. That's my hunch, anyway. I don't expect everyone to agree, but this is what my gut is telling me right now.
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by RyanTanaka