With the continuation of the price in the rising wedge is still being seen. While the price is in the pattern, the daily moving average, namely 50 and 200, are getting closer to each other. Especially in a bearish way. This could imply a negative breakout of the pattern.
Source: Trading View.
As mentioned in the earlier article, ETH did not see a 10-15% surge, instead, it moved sideways. The sideways movement is due to two levels, resistance at $136 and support at $133. The sideways movement has been going for more than 3 days now.
At the time of writing, however, the price seemed to be supported by the POC (Point of Control) from the VPVR indicator. A point of control is an area or level of price where maximum trading has occurred for the visible area. And as seen in the chart, the selling (yellow) for this level is greater than buying (blue).
Further, unlike Bitcoin, the RSI is inline with the price and hence no divergence is being formed. Hence, the price looks bullish. Additionally, the RSI has space to take ETH higher, provided, the rising wedge pattern's support and the support at POC does not give up.
If the support holds, then the price will easily rally to the upper line of the rising wedge, and the targets in the previous article, ie., 10-15% would still be on the table. On the contrary, if the supports buckle under bearish pressure, then the price will witness a drop to immediate support at $113 aka a 15% decline.
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