After weeks of relentless selling pressure, altcoins are finally finding their footing around the October 10th support level. The bounce is starting to take shape.
Take LINK as a prime example. It just cracked above its 21-day moving average—the first time since summer. That's not trivial. When a coin breaks through that kind of resistance after months of underperformance, you typically see renewed interest flooding back in.
The technicals suggest the worst might be behind us. Whether this holds or we get another flush remains to be seen, but the structure is shifting.
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LiquidityWitch
· 12h ago
Link has finally turned the tide, breaking below for the first time since summer. Is this rebound serious...
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GasWaster
· 12h ago
ngl if link finally breaks 21ma and actually *holds* it this time, maybe my failed txs from july weren't completely wasted... key word being *maybe* tho lol
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NestedFox
· 12h ago
The 21-day moving average has broken, LINK this wave really has a chance
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HodlOrRegret
· 12h ago
The link finally moved. Is this really the case, or are they just trying to trick us into buying the dip again?
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RetroHodler91
· 12h ago
Wait, are you excited just because LINK breaks the 21-day moving average? I feel like this rebound could collapse at any moment.
After weeks of relentless selling pressure, altcoins are finally finding their footing around the October 10th support level. The bounce is starting to take shape.
Take LINK as a prime example. It just cracked above its 21-day moving average—the first time since summer. That's not trivial. When a coin breaks through that kind of resistance after months of underperformance, you typically see renewed interest flooding back in.
The technicals suggest the worst might be behind us. Whether this holds or we get another flush remains to be seen, but the structure is shifting.