Internet Computer soars after launch of decentralized wallet OISY's new version
- Internet Computer rises sharply, posting a fourth consecutive day of gains and testing resistance at $6.00.
- The launch of OISY's decentralized wallet version 1.5 expands support to new chains, including Solana, Polygon, BNB Chain and Base.
- Bulls target a breakout toward $7.60 for ICP, which would represent a 34% increase from current levels.
Internet Computer (ICP) edges higher, trading at around $5.95 on Monday as the cryptocurrency market looks forward to the second round of trade talks between the United States (US) and China.
ICP's remarkable gains of over 7% on the day and 11% over the past 24 hours reflect solid sentiment surrounding the token following the launch of the protocol's decentralized wallet OISY's version 1.5.
Internet Computer OISY wallet extends support to new chains
Dfinity, the organization that oversees the operation of Internet Computer, has launched the latest version, 1.5, of the protocol's decentralized wallet, OISY. According to the information shared on the social media platform X, the new version stands out for introducing support for new chains, a privacy mode, an address book, and a network filtering feature.
In addition to the earlier support for major chains such as Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH) and Internet Computer (ICP), OISY wallet users can tap into Solana (SOL), Polygon (POL), BNB Chain and Base. The support has been made possible without the need for bridges or extra steps courtesy of a new user interface (UI).
OISY wallet's network filter has received a full overhaul, allowing users to search for tokens by chain, hide protocols that are not in use, and view balances across the entire ecosystem.
"The entire interface's been tightened up," the OISY wallet team said via an X post. "Tokens are now clustered by usage, send flow previews USD values live, token titles and icons are cleaner, mobile nav is sharper, and we've supported better pricing".
With regulations taking shape worldwide, anonymity is once again taking center stage. Dfinity has introduced a privacy mode, restoring control to the user.
A simple tap now allows users to obscure key figures such as wallet balances, token values and activity logs. Other key features included in the new version range from an address book that makes repeat transactions easier and safer to a sprinkles feature used to track tokens for on-chain rewards without going through unnecessary steps.
Technical outlook: Internet Computer builds momentum, signaling a 34% move of $7.60
ICP's price hovers at around $5.88 at the time of writing, slightly below the critical resistance at $6.00. The artificial intelligence (AI) token also sits on top of two key moving averages, including the 50-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) and the 100-day EMA, which hold at $5.72 and $5.28, respectively, suggesting that the technical structure has a firm bullish bias.
A buy signal from the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) indicator, validated on Sunday, confirms the bullish outlook, encouraging traders to seek exposure to ICP.
Based on the upward trending Relative Strength Index (RSI) at 63, the path of least resistance is upward. Moreover, traders would look for a break above the $6.00 resistance and a subsequent daily close on top of the same level to ascertain ICP's bullish potential (ICP).
Such a move could expand the scope to higher levels, such as the 200-day EMA at around $6.72 and the seller congestion zone at approximately $7.60, representing a 34% increase from the current level.
ICP/USD daily chart
On the other hand, traders should be cautious as sharp corrections often follow such prominent price increases.
Key catalysts of a potential correction include profit-taking activities, overbought conditions as the RSI rises, and changing market dynamics, particularly due to uncertainty in the current macroeconomic climate. Therefore, the key areas of interest to traders looking forward to buying the dip include the 100-day EMA at $5.72 and the 50-day EMA at $5.28.
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