Key technical points:
THETA prices showcase the end of a long-term downtrend under a long-coming resistance trendline for the past two months. The downfall started after facing opposition near the 200-day EMA in April resulting in a dip to $1.15 where a consolidation range prevented further depreciation. The consolidation shows a sideways trend surpassing the resistance trendline but struggles to rise higher.
Source- Tradingview
THETA price action showcases the lack of bullish momentum to fuel the breakout rally evident by the low trading volume compared to the last few weeks. Hence, the bears have the opportunity to overtake the trend control and result in the fallout of $1.15. The crucial daily EMAs (50, 100, and 200-days) fall in a bearish alignment which indicates a long correction phase. Furthermore, the MACD and the signal lines show an upward trend with an increase in buying pressure evident by the rising trend in bullish histograms.
Additionally, the RSI indicator displays a gradual rise in the ongoing uptrend and approaches the overhead resistance at the halfway mark. Moreover, the 14-day SMA mimics the RSI trend and provides a support area in case of a reversal. In a nutshell, the THETA technical analysis projects a high possibility of a bullish follow-through reaching the $1.50 mark.
If the buying pressure grows with a boom in trading volume, we can see the THETA market value skyrocketing over to $1.50 and might provide a breakout opportunity. In case of $1.50 breakout, traders can expect the buying spree to reach $1.80. However, the fallout of $1.15, a drop to $1 is inevitable.
Resistance Levels: $1.50 and $1.80
Support Levels: $1.15 and $1