Urgent Update: In-depth Analysis of the Three Major Currencies
🌟 The currency market is surging, today we will talk about the three protagonists NOT, JASMY and PEOPLE.
📈 NOT coin: After a period of strong rebound, the market enthusiasm is high. However, from my professional analysis chart, NOT coin is currently facing a critical node. If it falls below the important support level of 0.016850, the situation will become quite serious. But fortunately, the RSI indicator has entered the oversold area, suggesting that strong buying power is about to emerge. However, we still need to pay attention to the trend of BTC, which may adjust first. I expect NOT coin to first drop to the 0.015400 area, and then launch a counterattack from here, or at least find support near this area. Remember, 0.017800 is a strong resistance level, and 0.019990 is the bull market area we dream of. At the beginning of this week, we may witness the strong rise of NOT coin.
💹 JASMY coin: It has recently started to adjust due to entering the overbought area. For JASMY, I have five key price levels that you need to pay attention to. The first is 0.037200, which is uncertain but worth noting. Then there is 0.037995, once it breaks through, the rise is almost certain. The next prices are 0.036000, 0.035100 and 0.033800, which together form the support system of JASMY. The last 0.033200 is a farther break point. If it really comes to this point, we may see it further drop to the 0.030000 area.
🚀 PEOPLE coin: It is still rising. At present, its last support level is at 0.12250. If this level is lost, it will cause a big blow to PEOPLE coin. The support levels below are 0.11900 and 0.11182 respectively. These two price levels will be the key to whether PEOPLE coin can continue to rise or usher in a new round of decline.
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