Monero fell by 12.39% on Wednesday, reversing gains through the first part of the week, which included a 3.14% rise on Tuesday, to end the day at $256.23.
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Negative sentiment across the market weighed on all the cryptocurrencies, with a slide in both Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash weighing on the altcoins.
Monero’s high for the day came at the start of the day, from which Monero slid to an intraday low $246.79 in the late morning, Monero sliding through the day’s first major support level of $279.6 and 2nd support level of $267 before buying appetite kicked in at the 38.2% FIB Retracement Level of $246.3 to lead Monero back to $256.23 by the close.
While the day’s first major resistance level of $283.52 was left untested, the near-term bullish trend formed at 6th April’s swing lo $161.1 remained intact, though much will depend on the moves through the remainder of the week, a continued sell-off today beginning the formation of a bearish trend, investors likely to be in search of a more stable market before jumping back in.
At the time of writing, Monero was down 1.1% to $253.16, as the market takes a turn through the middle of the morning, giving up gains from earlier in the day.
Monero moved through to an intraday high $276.7 at the start of the day, falling short of the first major resistance level of $283.52, while a slide through to this morning’s $248.63 low brings the day’s first major support level of $237.9 into play, with the negative sentiment across the market likely to limit buying appetite at the 38.2% FIB Retracement Level of $246.3.
While it’s looking bearish for Monero this morning, the early losses leaving Monero in the red for the current week, market sentiment could shift in the 2nd half of the day, with Bitcoin likely to provide direction. A move through the start of the day’s $276.7 high supporting a run at $280 levels and the day’s first major resistance level of $283.52, while $300 levels will likely be a step too.
Failure to resistance levels could see Monero pull back to the day’s first major support level of $237.9, with buyer appetite at the 38.2% FIB Retracement Level of $246.3 unlikely to be of much support unless sentiment sees a material improvement through the latter part of the morning.
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