Highlights
JasmyCoin price bullish comeback on Monday and Tuesday reflects momentum across altcoins even as majors such as Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) struggle below key resistance levels.
The cryptocurrency originating from Japan aims to democratize data through IoT and blockchain. JasmyCoin seeks to control users’ personal data, allowing them to monetize information. Compliance with Japanese regulations gives JASMY a competitive edge.
JasmyCoin price will increase alongside other altcoins and Bitcoin price if Powell’s speech appeases investors who decry low liquidity in global markets. A four-hour green candle is poised to push JASMY above the trend line resistance, increasing the probability of movement to $0.025 and even $0.03.
The Bollinger bands squeeze in the short-term range, indicating an upcoming breakout. Contracting Bollinger Bands is a precursor to increased volatility and a potential breakout in either direction.
A bullish outcome is highly feasible with JasmyPrice holding above the 20-day and the 50-day Exponential Moving Averages (EMAs). After the breakout and retest of the trend line, more buy orders will follow, with stop loss placed slightly below the same level to manage risk. Traders will look forward to potential targets at the 200-day EMA ($0.0235), $0.026 and $0.3.
Traders must be open to breakout on either side, as signaled by the Bollinger bands. Besides, a descending trend line in the same range may result in another downswing below $0.019 support to $0.015.
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