Bitcoin rose to $15,610 and the Crypto Fear and Greed Index showed a greedy value of 86, in what has been a week of extreme bullish sentiment toward crypto. Binance Coin formed a pattern that could see a breakout imminently, while the coin itself lacked momentum over the past few hours. IOTA could bounce off a level of support, while VeChain approached a level of resistance.
Binance Coin [BNB]
The Fibonacci Retracement tool was used on Binance Coin’s surge from $18 to $33.4 in early September to provide some important levels of support and resistance for BNB. It showed that BNB had retraced to the 50% level and was in the process of moving back upward once more.
The coin formed a symmetrical triangle, generally a continuation pattern that can see BNB break out to the upside. The past few hours saw the MACD approach the zero line, but indicated a notable lack of momentum to either side.
Yet, a breakout was not yet confirmed, as an attempted break was forced back within the pattern to possibly hunt for stop-loss orders.
There could be a drop to $27.5 before a surge to $29. A close below $27.5 could see BNB head to support at $26.7.
IOTA
IOTA broke out of a descending channel (yellow) but was unable to push past $0.28. Since then, IOTA has formed a series of lower highs, while the RSI also showed bullish momentum shift toward bearish.
The price had not yet lost support at $0.25 to bears, while the RSI was also not far astray in bearish territory.
The price could bounce off support in the coming hours to attempt to move past $0.28 once more. A close below support for IOTA would see it drop to support at 40.235.
VeChain [VET]
Vechain climbed steadily toeard resistance at $0.118, after feinting a move to the downside upon formation of a symmetrical triangle continuation pattern.
The OBV showed healthy buying volume for the asset. VET had also seen a wick reach the resistance before bears pushed it back down.
A close above resistance could spark a wave of selling pressure as traders book profit, as this level has been resistance since early October.
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