Disclaimer: The findings of the following analysis are the sole opinions of the writer and should not be considered investment advice
Loopring stood ranked #76 on CoinMarketCap with a market capitalization of $1.3 billion, at the time of writing. Like many altcoins, Loopring faced heavy selling pressure in late November and all of December as it plummeted from $3.85 highs. At press time, the crypto was knocking on the $1 resistance level following a pullback from $1.2 a couple of weeks prior to the time of writing. It looked likely that LRC would break past the $1 level soon and register further gains.
Source: LRC/USDT on TradingView
A set of Fibonacci retracement lines were drawn based on LRC’s move from $0.64 to $1.2 a couple of weeks ago. These retracement levels showed that the pullback from $1.2 had dipped beneath the 61.8% level briefly. Demand was seen soon thereafter, and the past few days have seen LRC post strong gains once again.
The near-term market structure was bullish and the price was strongly leaning bullish on the lower timeframes. The deep pullback from $1.2 to beneath $0.86 established some areas of significance for LRC in the lower timeframes.
The $0.92 level and the $1-$1.05 levels had acted as levels of strong support and resistance for the price on its way down.
The Volume Profile Visible Range also agreed- it marked the $0.86 and $1 areas as places where a significant volume of trading occurred in the past two weeks. Thus, marking them as areas where supply and demand can be found. The VPVR also showed that the Point of Control (POC) lay at $0.96, which could be retested as support before another move upward in the next few hours.
Source: LRC/USDT on TradingView
On the hourly chart, the RSI was well into
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