With 16,600 addresses at loss, assessing the odds of Chainlink’s recovery by 277.34%
Chainlink investors were hopeful that February would turn the tide around for the market. Although that didn’t happen. Consequently, there was a high hope from March. However, investors were disappointed within the first five days of March as LINK invalidated all of February’s recovery.
It’s been ten months now since Chainlink hit its peak. Interestingly, the ATH of $52.3 was expected to be the new beginning of a successful journey.
Well, LINK did begin a new journey, but not the one people were hoping for. Since May 2021, LINK has been stuck in a downtrend wedge. And, it appears as if it is getting closer to the endgame.
Although the altcoin has made multiple attempts to look for demand and a rally. However, it failed to witness an uptrend.
Notably, the lower trend line of $13.3 has proved to be a strong support level for the coin. Despite multiple retests, LINK has managed to close above it every time.
Chainlink Price Action | Source: TradingView – AMBCrypto
On 4 March after dropping by 7.81%, Chainlink officially invalidated the 11% rise of 28 February. Trading at $13.8, at the time of writing, the altcoin is getting closer to the end of the downtrend wedge. If LINK fails to breach the resistance and falls through the support, investors could be in much more trouble.
As it is, around 16,600 investors, in particular, haven’t let out a sigh of relief since May. These investors bought their holdings around the ATH price levels and have been suffering since.
Chainlink all time highers and lowers | Source: Intotheblock – AMBCrypto
It is to be noted that 66% of all investors are in losses presently. Out of which, 16,600 addresses have very little chance of witnessing a recovery. LINK would need to rise by 277.34% if they were to
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