EOS Prepares For Bullish Price Action Despite Stagnating User Growth

 | Aug 06, 2020 03:53AM ET

EOS failed to spark interest among traders because of stagnation of the blockchain's growth metrics. That may soon change.

h3 Key Takeaways/h3
  • EOS consolidates within a narrow trading range that is defined by the $3.1 resistance and $2.9 support level
  • The low levels of volatility forced the Bollinger bands to squeeze on its 4-hour chart indicating that a major price movement is underway
  • Moving past resistance could send the smart contracts token to $4 while breaking below support may see it fall to $2.3

Even though EOS has been relatively dormant, one technical index estimates prices may soon face extreme volatility.

h2 EOS Prepares for High Volatility/h2

The past few months have been quite dramatic for EOS holders. While most cryptocurrencies in the industry have been able to reach new yearly highs, this smart contract token continues to get held below the $3 resistance barrier. The altcoin recently rose to a high of $3.5, but as the crypto market crashed on Aug. 2, EOS went down with it.

The so-called “Ethereum killer” took a 28% nosedive within 30 minutes, dropping to a low of $2.5. Following the downswing, prices were able to recover partially and stabilize around the $3 mark.

Now, it seems that EOS entered a consolidation period as the Bollinger bands were forced to squeeze on its 4-hour chart. Squeezes are indicative of low volatility periods and are usually succeeded by significant price movements. The longer the squeeze, the higher the probability of a strong breakout.

This technical index does not provide a clear path about the direction of EOS’ trend. As a result, the area between the lower and upper band is a reasonable no-trade zone. Only a candlestick close above or below these crucial hurdles will determine where this altcoin is headed next.