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Monero technical analysis: Bulls and bears cancel each other out over the last five days

  • XMR/USD charts six straight bearish 4-hour sessions after charting death cross pattern.
  • The relative strength index (RSI) indicator of the hourly chart has entered the oversold zone.

XMR/USD daily chart

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XMR/USD has so far gone down from $86.25 to $82.15 this Wednesday. In the process, the bulls and bears have canceled each other out over the last five days. The 20-day simple moving average (SMA 20) curve has crossed over the SMA 50, and are trending above the price chart. The Elliot oscillator shows decreasing bullish sessions.

XMR/USD 4-hour chart

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The 4-hour XMR/USD chart shows that the SMA 200 and has crossed over the SMA 50 curve, charting a death cross pattern. Ever since then, XMR/USD has broken below the upward trending line and charted six straight bearish sessions. During these six sessions, the price of XMR/USD has fallen from $88.75 to $82.25. The moving average convergence/divergence (MACD) indicator shows three straight bearish sessions of increasing intensity.

XMR/USD hourly chart

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The hourly XMR/USD shows that the price has gone up to $90.15, where it met resistance and dropped down to $82.15. The second last price session broke past the red Ichimoku cloud and the support provided by the SMA 200 curve. The relative strength index (RSI) indicator has entered the oversold zone.

Key Levels

XMR/USD

Overview
Today last price82.2261
Today Daily Change-3.8019
Today Daily Change %-4.42
Today daily open86.028
 
Trends
Daily SMA2088.1548
Daily SMA5087.2259
Daily SMA10090.1833
Daily SMA20073.8124
Levels
Previous Daily High91.2689
Previous Daily Low84.3725
Previous Weekly High92.8427
Previous Weekly Low74.0946
Previous Monthly High108.6298
Previous Monthly Low71.8863
Daily Fibonacci 38.2%87.0069
Daily Fibonacci 61.8%88.6344
Daily Pivot Point S183.1774
Daily Pivot Point S280.3268
Daily Pivot Point S376.281
Daily Pivot Point R190.0737
Daily Pivot Point R294.1195
Daily Pivot Point R396.9701


 

Author

Rajarshi Mitra

Rajarshi Mitra

Independent Analyst

Rajarshi entered the blockchain space in 2016. He is a blockchain researcher who has worked for Blockgeeks and has done research work for several ICOs. He gets regularly invited to give talks on the blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies.

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