Bitcoin and other digital tokens rose in the early trading hours in Asia on Friday. Traders will be keenly looking at the banking crisis across the globe and the rate-hike path by the US Fed in its upcoming FOMC meet, scheduled next week.
Chainlink (LINK) is expected to show some interesting price action with L2 solution Arbitrum announcing a move away from relying on the blockchain to its own token – ARB. Trading around $6.8, it is down about 20% from its last month’s high. With LINK having given several ‘fakeouts’ outside of a long-term symmetrical triangle formation, it is quite unpredictable right now.
There are some challenges ahead for LINK, with the nearest resistance being the 0.38 fib level at $6.9. LINK’s 50 and 200-day moving averages, both around the $7 mark, suggest that it might be oversold and due for a rebound. If LINK manages to rise above the $7 mark, bulls could push it up even further to the next fib resistance at $7.4.
The golden pocket at $8 may also be due for a retest. Bears will aim to pull LINK down to the next support at $6.3. Following that, it might end up testing the $5.3 mark, which also happens to be LINK’s lowest since July 2020.
Major Levels
Resistance: $6.9, $7.4, $8.0
Support: $6.3, $5.3
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