0 Grab this chart Grab this chart 1. Overall Trend CHZ remains in a long-term downtrend, as shown by the descending trendline from its 2021 highs. However, price is now consolidating near a long-term support zone around $0.045–$0.05, signaling a potential reversal zone. Price is approaching a key confluence area: the downtrend line + bottom of the Ichimoku Cloud. 2. Ichimoku Cloud Price is still below the cloud, indicating bearish momentum. But the cloud is thin, and there’s a potential “Kumo Twist” ahead — a favorable condition for a trend reversal. A successful breakout above the cloud would signal a strong bullish shift. 3. MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) MACD line is slightly below the signal line, but both are near the zero level. A bullish crossover may be forming, indicating potential upward momentum. Histogram is nearly neutral, showing weakening bearish pressure. 4. RSI (Relative Strength Index) RSI is around 36.89, below the 50-neutral line, suggesting bearish bias. However, there’s a small upward slope — a sign of possible reversal. RSI crossing above 50 would confirm strength in buying momentum. 5. Volume Volume has been declining over time, indicating accumulation. A strong breakout will require a significant volume surge. 6. Chart Pattern CHZ seems to be forming a falling wedge or a compression zone, typical of accumulation before breakout. A breakout above $0.07 would confirm this pattern. 7. Upside Target If CHZ breaks out, the chart suggests a long-term target near the 0.786 Fibonacci retracement level (~$0.39). This represents a potential +900% move from current levels.
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