KCS/USDT Update: Beartrap in play? Looking for 15$+.Intro:
- KuCoin evolves into one of the big competitors of Binance, FTX and Coinbase.
- Often times Coins are listed earlier on KuCoin than on other major trading plattforms.
- The current marketcap is around 1 billion which is much smaller than the marketcap of the main competitors.
- It takes some time to create such ideas and drawings.
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Daily chart:
- KCS did try to break above 15$ and then did fall together with the whole market even below the rising purple line.
This formation can be called bear trap once we break back into the rising narrowing wedge.
- On the RSI side we broke out below the consolidation channel and did find support around the 40line.
(The following description is taken from last discussion.)
- KCS touched the 20$ line during April 2021 which is very close to the ATH which is around 21$.
- Afterwards KCS dropped hard back to even 5$ and currently consolidates to make another major upwards move.
- Trading volume decreased during the last 6 months and only saw spikes which coincides with a consolidation phase.
- One can draw an inverse head and shoulders with a breakout towards the 14$ price line.
Expectation:
- We expect to break back into the narrowing upwards wedge.
- Once we break above 15$ we look for a strong volume increase.
- The first target is the 20$ price range but for the end of 2021 we expect to go up higher and therefore into price discovery mode.
Basic rules:
- Never buy the top/ ATH
- Take profit as long as you can (also partial profit is profit)
- Use Stop/loss for leveraged positions
- If you are not experienced, don't leverage in the first place
Enjoy the ride and don't be too greedy.
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Chart explanation:
Main lines:
- Green lines are tested support lines.
- Orange lines are resistance lines or, if we are above, possible support lines which were not tested yet.
- Cyan line is for volume trendline.
- White lines are Fibonacci retracement levels
Helplines:
- Purple lines are trendlines we take a look at.
- Blue, green, white and pink lines are 200MA, 100MA, 50MA and 20MA.
- Yellow lines are for visual help only.
Boxes:
- Either entry zone or support zone . Check the description.