INS Ecosystem Correction Up
INS Ecosystem found the bottom at $0.52, that has been tested on the 12th of June. There INS/USD formed a double bottom and rejected the downtrend trendline as well as 127.2% Fibonacci retracement level for the second time, suggesting that the bottom might have been reached.
Today price has been going upwards and broke above the 50 Moving Average. Perhaps this is the first strong sign of a potential upcoming corrective wave down, that should result in a growth towards 88.6% Fibonacci retracement. This is $0.9 level, which corresponds to the previous support formed back in April.
Break above that resistance would most likely result in a growth towards the key psychological support at $1. If INS will managed to break and close above that price, it could mean the beginning of an uptrend and not only a corrective move up.
On a downside, if INS Ecosystem will close below the recent low at $0.52, the bullish outlook should be invalidated, resulting in a continuation of a downtrend or the beginning of a consolidation phase.
Today price has been going upwards and broke above the 50 Moving Average. Perhaps this is the first strong sign of a potential upcoming corrective wave down, that should result in a growth towards 88.6% Fibonacci retracement. This is $0.9 level, which corresponds to the previous support formed back in April.
Break above that resistance would most likely result in a growth towards the key psychological support at $1. If INS will managed to break and close above that price, it could mean the beginning of an uptrend and not only a corrective move up.
On a downside, if INS Ecosystem will close below the recent low at $0.52, the bullish outlook should be invalidated, resulting in a continuation of a downtrend or the beginning of a consolidation phase.
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