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Chainlink — the key player in the smart contracts industry — has recently seen enormous buying activity that could signify a pivotal market shift. Following a price drop, a significant whale transaction was observed, with the purchase of 601,949 LINK at an average price of $14.81, totaling a staggering $8.9 million. This purchase was distributed across three new wallets, suggesting a strategic move rather than casual trading.
The Chainlink chart reveals a market that is on the cusk of an interesting development. LINK is currently flirting with the 50-day EMA, an indicator often considered a demarcation line between bullish and bearish territories. The proximity to the 50 EMA is crucial; a definitive push above it could embolden bulls, while failure to breach could embolden bears.
At present, LINK is exhibiting signs of consolidation, slowly carving a path in what traders colloquially refer to as a "crab" market — moving sideways with no clear long-term direction. This consolidation phase is characterized by the asset oscillating around a central price point, which in LINK's case is currently the 50 EMA.
Alex DovbnyaA growth scenario for LINK would likely involve maintaining support at the 50 EMA, currently at around $14.80, before exhibiting a strong push upward in volume and price. Should this occur, it would demonstrate a successful defense of this level and could set the stage for a bullish reversal. The next local resistance to watch is near the $15.00 mark which, if surpassed, could signal an end to the consolidation phase and the beginning of an uptrend.
Conversely, if LINK fails to sustain its position above the 50 EMA, we might see it regress to test the local support level, which stands around $13.30. A fall below this could reinforce the bearish outlook and potentially lead to further losses.
Alex Dovbnya
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