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SafeMoon ready to bounce after 30% bearish fakeout

  • SafeMoon price collapsed nearly 30% on the Tuesday trading session.
  • Bears are unable to break the supportive structure in SafeMoon’s oscillators.
  • Sell-off is likely a stop-loss run and a fakeout.

SafeMoon price action is nearly singular in its current behavior and structure. Very few, if any, significant altcoins have displayed the kind of price behavior SafeMoon has.

SafeMoon price sell-off is likely a fakeout, massive buying opportunity ahead

SafeMoon price faced a strong sell-off during the early part of the Tuesday trading session, collapsing nearly 30% from the daily open of $0.0000030 to $0.0000023. However, that sell-off was met with immediate and significant support – rallying 21% from the 0.0000023 low to $0.0000028.

SafeMoon has moved nearly 70% below the all-time high of $0.0000070 that was achieved on October 29th. Additionally, the move today represents the second-largest percentage drop of the entire downswing. From a time cycle and price action perspective, SafeMoon price is primed for one heck of a massive rally.

The 2021 Volume Point Of Control and the daily Tenkan-Sen both sit at $0.0000027. If SafeMoon price can close its daily candlestick at or slightly above that level, then moving to the Kijun-Sen at $0.0000036 is all but inevitable. That would represent a 35% spike.

SafeMoon/USDT Daily Ichimoku Chart

SafeMoon’s oscillators, shockingly, have not transitioned into bear market territory despite the nearly 70% drop in November and the current 30% drop today. Instead, the Relative Strength Index remains in a bull market territory with the final oversold level of 40 holding support. Likewise, the Composite Index remains above both of its moving averages.

While downside risks remain extremely low at these present value areas, they do exist. Any daily close below $0.0000023 would likely trigger a capitulation move that would push SafeMoon towards the all-time low of $0.0000010.

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Jonathan Morgan

Jonathan Morgan

Independent Analyst

Jonathan has been working as an Independent future, forex, and cryptocurrency trader and analyst for 8 years. He also has been writing for the past 5 years.

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