In the fluctuating landscape of cryptocurrency, varying trajectories emerge for BNB, UNI, GRAM, and LINK. BNB aims to sustain one of the strongest upward trends seen lately. In stark contrast, GRAM remains stuck in its weak formation, while LINK displays a balanced posture post its August breakout. Meanwhile, UNI displays a more aggressive rebound phase.
BNB and UNI Face Resistance Challenges
BNB recently tested the range between $725 and $730 before settling around $713, having risen above key moving averages seen over past months. The long-term averages gather between $623 and $651, with a 20-day exponential moving average now at $668. Interestingly, the price has reclaimed levels above the 200-day exponential moving average, indicating a primary support zone between $650 and $670.
Despite this, short-term momentum hints at weakening, as recent gains from approximately $605 pushed the relative strength index to an overbought zone at 73. A rejection around $730 revealed strong selling pressure from that area.
Should BNB surpass $730, it might eye the $750 to $760 range. Conversely, a dip below $690 could increase chances of retracement towards the 20-day average at $668.
UNI’s recovery has been more pronounced. From mid-August to just shy of three weeks later, its price soared from approximately $3.20 to $6.25, surpassing all main moving averages on its daily chart. Breaches in the $4.00 to $4.20 range were significant turning points in this trajectory.
It cleared levels at $4.70, $5.20, and $5.80 with little hesitation. However, as the daily relative strength index neared 80, gains of around 33% above the 20-day average began to show initial signs of slowing between $6.25 and $6.50. Breaking past $6.50 could place $6.80 and $7.00 into focus, whereas failure to maintain momentum might see a drop towards $5.80 to $6.00.
Is GRAM Showing Weakness as LINK Holds Strong?
Indeed, GRAM has struggled to break from its bearish tendencies, despite attempts to form a base around $1.30 to $1.35. It lingers near $1.36, below key daily moving averages, facing technical resistances like the 20-day exponential moving average at $1.39 and the $1.40 mark.
After a brief rally to $1.50 late August, sellers regained control, pushing prices back to familiar support. Currently, with a relative strength index at 47, buyers lack the strength to shift the trend. Reclaiming $1.40 and surpassing $1.49 to $1.50 could target the 200-day average at $1.60. A downside risk includes losing the $1.30 level, which might bring $1.25 into view.
LINK, contrastingly, remains technically robust post its August surge. Jumping from $8.20 to beyond $12 in about two weeks, the asset climbed above key averages, including the 200-day exponential. The sideways range from $11.00 to $12.00 signifies stability, given the rapid ascent just prior.
As its daily relative strength index retreats to 63, LINK maintains its position above the rising 20-day average at $10.69. Sustaining above $12.20 might refocus attention on the $12.60 to $13.00 bands.
Key levels for LINK feature a support at $11.00, whose loss could retest the 20-day average at $10.70. Below that, a foundational support between $9.80 and $10.00 remains, provided prices stay aloft since August’s technical breakout.
