|

Elrond Price Forecast: EGLD edges closer to a 40% drop

  • Elrond price hints at a 40% sell-off as it broke out of a descending triangle pattern on February 23.
  • A temporary spike in bullish momentum has caused an upswing to the triangle’s base around $126.
  • A rejection below the 200 four-hour MA will signal the continuation of the downtrend to $73.

Elrond price is losing steam as it gets squeezed between the 200 four-hour moving average and the supply barrier at $126. Although the breakout could happen in either direction, a bearish outcome seems likely.

Elrond price delays the inevitable breakout

Elrond price action between February 9 and 22 shows the presence of strong sellers. Every price spike was met with increasingly aggressive sellers, which resulted in a series of lower highs bouncing off the horizontal support level at $126.

A descending triangle forms by drawing a trendline that connects these swing highs and the flat support. This technical formation is a bearish pattern and signals a reversal in price trend. The 41% target for this setup is determined by measuring the distance between the highest point of the descending triangle and the support line and adding to the breakout point at $126.

This puts Elrond price target at $73.

The breakout from the descending triangle pattern took place on February 23, when a four-hour candlestick closed below the horizontal support. This close triggered a sell-off that pushed EGLD as low as $98. However, interim bullish momentum pushed the price higher.

At press time, Elrond price is trading above the support provided by the 200 four-hour moving average (MA) at $111. Therefore, a four-hour candlestick close below this demand barrier would signal the continuation of the downtrend. In this case, EGLD will drop 30% towards its intended target of $73.

Supporting this bearish scenario is the resistance posed by the 50 and 100 four-hour MA and the SuperTrend’s sell signal present above the price.

EGLD/USDT 4-hour chart

EGLD/USDT 4-hour chart

On the flip side, investors should note that a 4-hour candlestick close above $143, will invalidate the bearish outlook and confirm the start of a new uptrend. If this were to happen, Elrond price could surge 20% to hit $173.

Author

Akash Girimath

Akash Girimath is a Mechanical Engineer interested in the chaos of the financial markets. Trying to make sense of this convoluted yet fascinating space, he switched his engineering job to become a crypto reporter and analyst.

More from Akash Girimath
Share:

Editor's Picks

XRP bulls retain control as whale demand breaks out

Ripple (XRP) ticks higher on Wednesday and trades near $1.60, aligning with the broader crypto market’s bullish outlook. The token builds on a strong technical outlook, reinforced by uptrending moving averages and key momentum indicators.

NEAR partners with Ondo to bring tokenized US stocks, ETFs with confidential execution

Near Protocol announced a partnership with Ondo to bring tokenized US stocks and ETFs into one confidential account. The launch reflects NEAR Protocol’s focus on privacy as US regulators are making room for on-chain trading and purpose-built crypto market infrastructure.

Crypto Today: Bitcoin and Ethereum consolidate gains as XRP extends breakout

Bitcoin is moderating on Wednesday, trading near $86,000 as the crypto market broadly consolidates. Ethereum mirrors BTC’s stable outlook, holding above $2,700. Ripple (XRP), meanwhile, edges higher for the sixth consecutive day.

Hyperliquid pulls back from record high as rally eyes $100

Hyperliquid edges below $97 on Wednesday after hitting a record high of $98.03, following a 3% rise the previous day. DeFiLlama data shows Hyperliquid as the leading DeFi protocol by revenue, excluding stablecoins.

Bitcoin: BTC shrugs off CLARITY Act setback and hawkish Fed
Bitcoin (BTC) price action has remained resilient this week, trading above $78,000 at the time of writing on Friday, heading toward a key resistance zone. Institutional demand shows early signs of weakness, with spot Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) on track for a second straight week of outflows, with over $420 million recorded through Thursday amid escalating Middle East tensions.