Siacoin VS Bitcoin approaching support area
|Siacion has reached the high, hitting 330 satoshis, after wich a corrective wave down begun. Currently SC/BTC is trading at 230 satoshis, which already has resulted in a 30% loss against the Bitcoin. At the same time Siacoin is approaching a strong support area between 180 and 200 satoshis, not to mention the 200 Moving Average, that also could act as the support.
While Siacoin getting lower and lower the price is getting more and more attractive for the long term investors and at some point the next wave up could begin. It is important to watch the support area and/or perhaps the bounce off he 8/1 Gann Fann trendline or the MA.
While price is above the 180 satoshis the probability of the uptrend continuation remains high and current wave down should be considered as only a correction. The nearest upside target is seen at 927.2% Fibonacci retracement level applied to the corrective wave down after the downtrend trendline breakout. This is 500 satoshis area, and if reached SC/BTC is likely to form a double top.
On a downside, break and close below the 180 satoshis could result in double bottom formation sending price down to 100 satoshis area.
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