Key Takeaways
The cryptocurrency market is primarily bearish today, with the price of Bitcoin falling by 5.4% since yesterday’s high. Despite the market slump, the price of Flow (FLOW) increased and is among the few in the top 100 in the green.
Since its July 5 low, we saw an increase of 48%, measured to today’s high of $0.70, and the formation of an ascending triangle whose apex the price reached today. With this in mind, will we see a breakout above as buyers maintain pressure?
On March 13, FLOW made its yearly high of $1.70 and began a long-lasting downtrend. It decreased by 72%, measured to its July 5 low of $0.47. As it reached the oversold zone, indicated by the 4-hour chart, RSI saw a reversal.
FLOW broke above the descending triangle and formed an ascending one, surpassing its June consolidation phase. It appears it encountered resistance below $0.70 as it attempted to spike upward on July 24 but quickly fell and moved sideways.
We can see either a rejection in this area or a breakout above, leading to a higher momentum rise. Rejection is a likely outcome due to a bearish divergence between the technical and price indicators.
Since July 15, MACD and RSI have been showing a downtrend while the price has continued to climb slowly. This usually means the price is losing momentum and is an early sign of a reversal.
Zooming into the hourly chart and analyzing the wave structure, we can see that from July 5, FLOW likely ended its first five-wave pattern. If true, it formed two sub-waves from the potential ABC correction.
In this scenario, a rejection will cause another downfall to the 0.618 Fibonacci level at $0.57, concluding FLOW’s corrective stage. After it ends and establishes a higher low, we can see a decisive uptrend leading to a breakout above $0.70 and potentially $1.