TRON's turn to go up!
With BTC, LTC, and ETH's rise in prices, the altcoins have started playing catch up. Ripple (XRP) and Appcoins (APPC) have made good progress in putting in a bottom. Is it Tron's turn? I could see Tron reaching back down to $0.02 earlier but with everything going up and the Chinese new year, I see more potential to the upside. We had some good volume yesterday 24 hours ago on 2/15 6pm EST but came back down pretty quickly. Still in a descending triangle formation getting closer and closer to breaking out.
If we go up, I anticipate first targets to be around the 700-750 satoshis. We have confluence using a fib extension from low of 400 sats to previous high of 630 sats. The 1.618 extension lines up within the TP1 box based on S&R levels along with a retracement from ATH to 400 sats .236 level. After hitting this level, I would expect a retest of previous structure of 620-650 sats. This is not required if we have enough volume to take us to TP2 level. TP2 has a nice confluence level as well with the same extension at 2.618 and a retracement from ATH to the .382 level, 900-1000 sats.
Let's see how TRON plays out. Comments and feedback appreciated, good luck!
If we go up, I anticipate first targets to be around the 700-750 satoshis. We have confluence using a fib extension from low of 400 sats to previous high of 630 sats. The 1.618 extension lines up within the TP1 box based on S&R levels along with a retracement from ATH to 400 sats .236 level. After hitting this level, I would expect a retest of previous structure of 620-650 sats. This is not required if we have enough volume to take us to TP2 level. TP2 has a nice confluence level as well with the same extension at 2.618 and a retracement from ATH to the .382 level, 900-1000 sats.
Let's see how TRON plays out. Comments and feedback appreciated, good luck!
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