Is This the Next Dogecoin? Experts Predict This New Coin Below $0.05 Will Mirror Shiba 2021 Rally
The meme coin success story of (DOGE) captured the attention of investors in the crypto market in 2021. Currently, investors are in search of the next crypto gem.
A new coin called IntelMarkets, with a value of less than $0.05, is attracting the attention of analysts. They have predicted that IntelMarkets’ price could mirror the price growth of even (SHIB) in 2021 due to its unique trading platform and close relation to the AI industry.
The meme coin success story of (DOGE) captured the attention of investors in the crypto market in 2021. Currently, investors are in search of the next crypto gem.
A new coin called IntelMarkets, with a value of less than $0.05, is attracting the attention of analysts. They have predicted that IntelMarkets’ price could mirror the price growth of even (SHIB) in 2021 due to its unique trading platform and close relation to the AI industry.
While investors are still looking forward to a rally, the cryptocurrency is consolidating between $0.09 and $0.13 on the monthly timeframe. The recent interest in whales for the doge crypto has caught the attention of the cryptocurrency community.
Many believe a price surge is on the way. Cantonmeow forecast the value of the cryptocurrency could pump to $1.5. Another analyst, Ali Martinez, is hinting that the Doge price could pump by 207%.
In the meantime, (DOGE) faces a strong resistance level at the 200-SMA ($0.122585). In the case of a downtrend, there is a support level at the 50-SMA ($0.10644).
(SHIB) is currently consolidating between $0.000012 and $0.000022 in the monthly timeframe. The Shiba coin is currently bullish, given its 14-day RSI stands above the 50 mark.
Looking ahead, analysts are bullish about the Shiba price movement. A top analyst, Cantonese Cat, forecasted the value of the memecoin could soar to $0.00047 in the coming months. Another expert, Steve Montano, says that the Shiba ) value could soar to $0.000022403 in the coming weeks.
