Date: Sat, Dec 28, 2024, 04:44 PM GMT
In the cryptocurrency market, the last two weeks have been marked by a sharp correction following bullish rallies that started in early November. Bitcoin (BTC) has retraced from its recent all-time high of $108K to its current price of $94K. This downturn has impacted many altcoins, including Cronos (CRO), which has seen a monthly drop of 16%, trimming its impressive 60-day gains to 96%.
Source: Coinmarketcap
Holding Key Support
Earlier in November, Cronos (CRO) experienced a meteoric rise, surging from $0.07 to a high of $0.23 in just weeks. This 200% rally was fueled by the unveiling of an ambitious roadmap and its partnership with Google Cloud, generating significant market excitement.
However, following this incredible rally, $CRO has entered a phase of healthy correction, with its price pulling back to the critical support zone of $0.14–$0.1511. At the time of writing, CRO is trading near the midpoint of this range at $0.1484, showing resilience at this support level.
Cronos (CRO) 4H Chart/ Coinsprobe
The MACD indicator, although currently in the negative zone, is showing early signs of a potential bullish crossover. Meanwhile, the RSI is rebounding from the oversold territory, hinting at a possible recovery. These indicators suggest that CRO could be preparing for a reversal, with the possible formation of a descending triangle pattern adding further credence to this scenario.
If CRO manages to sustain its support at this level, it could stage a recovery toward its recent high of $0.23—a potential 55% gain from its current price. This movement would align with the broader market's optimism as altcoins attempt to regain momentum alongside Bitcoin’s recovery.
While the likelihood of breaking below this key support appears slim, traders should remain cautious. A failure to hold this support could result in a steep decline, potentially revisiting lower levels near $0.10 or beyond.
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