After witnessing a small recovery earlier this week, Avax resumed drop yesterday and showed signs of weakness. Although its macro-bullish trajectory remains intact, but there’s no enough buying volume.
Avax’s daily outlook remains weak following a series of drag downs since the start of the month, although the market sentiment is still considered bullish from the long-term perspective.
Considering last week’s sharp rejection at the $33 low, which marks a 50% correction from where the market initiated drops earlier this month, the price recovered slightly but is now looking weak after rejecting $42.
A continuous price drop may cause a broader correction to last month’s break-out level to provide a huge discount. Failure to bounce back from there may result in a serious loss until it finds firm support.
But looking at the recent setup from a technical standpoint, Avax may resume bullish anytime soon. A double-bottom pattern may form above last week’s low. If that plays out, we can a fresh increase in the market.
Towards the upside, the monthly high may pose a little threat. A clear break above this level could fuel another surge amid this bull cycle. As it stands, there’s still hope for the bulls.
Avax’s Key Level To Watch
Should the bulls fail to defend last week’s low well, the price could break through last week’s $33.6 low to the $29.9 level. Lower support levels to watch for a test are $27 and $23.9.
A rebound from the current trading level could propel recovery to the $42 resistance. The higher levels to consider for a surge is $48.1, followed by $55.5.
Key Resistance Levels: $42, $48.1, $55.5
Key Support Levels: $33.6, $29.9, $23.9
- Spot Price: $38.3
- Trend: Bullish
- Volatility: Low
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