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4 Cryptocurrencies That May Drove Op to New Lows in May
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4 Cryptocurrencies That May Drove Op to New Lows in May

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On April 19, the price of Polygon (MATIC) dropped off an upward support line. The breakdown from this thus shows that the upward trend is complete and a fresh move to the negative has started. Additionally, the price dropped below the pivotal Fib and horizontal support level at $1.05. According to the Fibonacci retracement levels theory, after a significant price change in one direction, the price is predicted to partially retrace or return to a previous price level before continuing in its original direction. These levels can also be used to predict the direction of future upward movements. The crypto currency confirmed the $1.05 level as resistance after breaking down (red symbol). MATIC may drop to its yearly low of $0.74 since there is no support below the present price. If so, MATIC might cross over to the $1.20 prior rising support line. The current bearish momentum, however, suggests that further drop is possible or perhaps an increase in it.

Since breaking through an ascenting support line on April 19, the CAKE price has fallen. The decline has been rapid, with little to no sign of a comeback. The price of the CAKE token hit a new low for the year of $2.57, and it now faces additional breakdown from the $2.55 horizontal support zone. If it does collapse, it will go below its low from 2022. This might result in a swift drop below $0.70 because there is no support below the present price. But if the price of the cryptocurrency increases, it can head toward the $3.20 region, which is now anticipated to act as resistance.

Along with the line, the $2.0 horizontal support area has also caused the price to move. They form a descending triangle, which is seen as a bearish pattern, when combined. If there is a breakdown, the OP price might drop to $1.30, which is the next nearest support. A horizontal support area and an ascending support line combine to form the support. On the other hand, a rise to the falling resistance line at $2.25 would be feasible if the bearish cryptocurrency manages to bounce at the $2.0 region.

A breakdown from an ascending support line brought forth by the decline suggests that the upward momentum is finished. The rise that came before also closely resembles an A-B-C corrective structure. Technical analysts use the Elliott Wave theory to analyze recurring long-term price patterns and investor psychology to identify the trend's direction. It indicates that the trend is bearish because the correction faces higher. The bearish crypto might drop to the next close support level, which is $0.095, if the decline continues. This projection might result in a climb to $0.22 if the ascending support line is reclaimed.