|

VeChain Price Forecast: VET prepares for 30% lift-off to record highs

  • The VeChain price has been consolidating in a bullish pennant formation, eyeing a 30% bull run.
  • A decisive close above $0.094 will signal a breakout and the start of a new uptrend.
  • If the sellers push VET below the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement level at $0.087, it will invalidate the bullish outlook.

The VeChain price shows signs of breaking out of the consolidation pattern, hinting that the buyers are eager.

VeChain price on the verge of breakout

The VeChain price is traversing inside a bullish pennant formation as it slid into a consolidation phase after surging nearly 43% starting from March 16. The initial spike in VET created the flag pole, but the subsequent price action that set up a series of higher lower highs and higher lows resulted in a pennant.

The technical formation projects a 30% upswing to $0.123, determined by adding the flag pole’s height to the breakout point at $0.094.

A decisive close above the said area on the 4-hour chart confirms the start of a new uptrend. A secondary confirmation will arrive after the VeChain price surges through its previous all-time high at $0.10.

Beyond this level, the supply barrier at $0.104 will deter any upward trajectory. So it is essential that VET bulls conquer these levels, which will affirm the buyers’ potential. This move will create a foothold for VeChain buyers and allow them to propel the cryptocurrency toward the intended target at $0.123.

VET/USD 4-hour chart

VET/USD 4-hour chart

While a bullish breakout seems like a no-brainer, a spike in selling pressure that pushes the VeChain price below the pennant’s lower trend line could jeopardize the bullish outlook.

A decisive close below the stable demand barrier at $0.087 coinciding with the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement level will invalidate the bullish outlook.

If this were to happen, the Vechain price could drop 5% toward the 50% Fibonacci retracement level at $0.083.

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, ADA, and SOL are vulnerable to deeper losses

The top altcoins, including Ripple, Cardano and Solana, are trading in the red as the broader cryptocurrency market faces downside pressure. The bearish pressure aligns with Citadel Securities' anticipation of a surprise Fed rate hike, which could reduce liquidity in high-risk assets, including crypto assets.

XRP and XLM extend correction as bearish pressure builds

Ripple and Stellar remain under pressure on Tuesday after losing over 4% and over 5%, respectively, the previous day. In addition, weakening momentum indicators and deteriorating derivatives metrics suggest sellers remain in control, raising the risk of further downside for both altcoins. Derivatives data shows a slight bearish tilt.

Bitcoin risks losing $63,000 – FET, SHIB lead losses

Bitcoin edges lower on Tuesday, extending its losses of over 2% from the previous day. The broader crypto market suffered nearly $600 million in liquidations over the last 24 hours amid renewed sell-off pressure. Artificial Superintelligence Alliance and Shiba Inu have emerged as the worst-performing crypto assets in the same time period.

Pump.fun surges following rising revenue and social push
PUMP, the native crypto of token launchpad Pump.fun, saw double-digit gains on Monday, rising to nearly $0.00220, its highest level in about 11 weeks, before easing. The recent gains have stretched its 14- and 30-day performance above 38% and 50%, respectively.
Bitcoin: BTC holds firm, but the $100 Oil threat could change the game
Bitcoin (BTC) is modestly recovering, trading at $65,400 on Friday and holding firmly above the key support zone. US-listed spot Bitcoin Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) supported BTC’s modest recovery as they continued to attract institutional inflows through Thursday, pointing to the third consecutive week of inflows.