Published June 16, 2022
The LINK/USDT pair resonating inside a falling wedge pattern is gradually narrowing its price spread. Furthermore, the altcoin recently rebounded from the $5.5 support aims to rechallenge the overhead resistance. However, can it undermine the 20-and-50-day EMA resistance?
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Source- tradingview
The Chainlink(LINK) traders have strictly followed a falling wedge pattern since the coin price turned down from the November 2021 high of $33.8. Even though this pattern leads to a significant downtrend, it is expected to trigger a strong bullish rally as the altcoin breaks out from the overhead resistance.
On June 10th, the LINK price witnessed its recent reversal from the downsloping trendline and slumped by 40%. Last week’s crypto crash bolstered sellers to carry this bear cycle and plunge it to its previous lower low of $5.5
A morning star candle rebounded the LINK price higher, validating $5.5 as legitimate support. Furthermore, the recovery rally surged 30% and hit the 20-day EMA resistance. If the buying pressure persists, the altcoin will retest the descending trendline to replenish the selling momentum.
Ultimately, the LINK price chart reflects an overall downtrend, and a bullish breakout from the pattern’s resistance would give genuine signs of recovery. Furthermore, the post-breakout rally should surge the coin price to November 2021 top at $36.
RSI indicator- Where the LINK price action showcases a lateral walk for around five weeks now, the daily-RSI slope climbs higher, indicating growth in underlying bullish. This divergence would encourage buyers to breach the resistance trendline.
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EMA- the 20-and-50-day EMA acts as a dynamic resistance assisting sellers in maintaining the falling wedge pattern. The recent jump from the $5.5 mark is currently struggling to surpass the 20-day EMA.
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