Day: March 18, 2019

Ripple Price Analysis: XRP Sighting Bullish Break Above $0.3200

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Ripple price struggled to break the $0.3200 resistance level and corrected lower against the US dollar. The price declined below the $0.3150 level and tested the $0.3125 support area. There is a key bullish trend line formed with support at $0.3145 on the hourly chart of the XRP/USD pair (data source from Kraken). The pair must clear the $0.3180 and $0.3200 resistance levels to start a solid bullish wave towards $0.3300. Ripple price is trading key supports against the US Dollar and bitcoin. XRP/USD must clear the $0.3200 resistance area…

Ethereum Price Analysis: ETH Targets New Monthly High

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ETH price corrected lower and tested the $136-137 support area against the US Dollar. The price is currently recovering and it may continue to rise above $141 and $144 in the near term. This was a break above a key contracting triangle with resistance near $139 on the hourly chart of ETH/USD (data feed via Kraken). The pair needs to climb above the $144 resistance area to trade to a new monthly high. Ethereum price is trading with a positive bias against the US Dollar and bitcoin. ETH could extend…

Could Bitcoin (BTC) Follow Gold’s Long-Term Chart?

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Bitcoin Could Very Well Have Bottomed A Twitter user going by “CabSav” recently drew attention to something he noticed in regards to gold’s long-term chart and Bitcoin (BTC)’s ongoing market cycle. In the chart seen below, which compares the two commodities over the aforementioned time frames, it becomes immediately apparent that they look somewhat similar. In gold’s case, it spiked in the late 1970s, amid global turmoil and President Nixon’s decision to pull the U.S. dollar from the Gold Standard, reaching a peak during that time, before falling for years…

Could Bitcoin (BTC) Follow Gold’s Long-Term Chart?

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Bitcoin Could Very Well Have Bottomed A Twitter user going by “CabSav” recently drew attention to something he noticed in regards to gold’s long-term chart and Bitcoin (BTC)’s ongoing market cycle. In the chart seen below, which compares the two commodities over the aforementioned time frames, it becomes immediately apparent that they look somewhat similar. In gold’s case, it spiked in the late 1970s, amid global turmoil and President Nixon’s decision to pull the U.S. dollar from the Gold Standard, reaching a peak during that time, before falling for years…