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BTC, ETH, XRP, ZEN, SNX, WAVES, AVA – Technical Analysis Sept 16

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Valdrin Tahiri

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Kyle Baird

16 September 2021 11:18 UTC
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  • BTC and ETH have broken out from descending parallel channels.
  • ZEN is trying to move above the $1.08 resistance area.
  • SNX has broken out from an ascending triangle.
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Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) have broken out from descending parallel channels.

XRP (XRP) is trading above the $1.05 horizontal support area.

Horizen (ZEN) is trying to break out above the $108 resistance area.

Synthetix (SNX) has broken out from an ascending triangle.

Waves (WAVES) has moved above the $26.80 resistance area.

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Travala.com (AVA) has broken out from a descending resistance line.

BTC

BTC has been moving upwards since Sept 14. On Sept 15, it managed to break out from a descending parallel channel and accelerated. 

The upward move is supported by both the RSI and MACD, which are increasing. The former has even crossed above 50. 

BTC is approaching the 0.618 Fib retracement resistance level at $49,050. However, due to a confluence of Fib levels, it’s possible that it could increase all the way to $50,750.

ETH

On Sept 15, ETH broke out from a descending parallel channel that had been in place since Sept 7. It has been increasing at an accelerated rate since. 

The upward move is supported by both the increasing MACD and RSI readings. 

However, ETH has reached a confluence of Fib resistance levels between $3,625 and $3,635. These levels are the 1:1.61 length of waves A:C and the 0.618 Fib retracement resistance level (white).

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XRP

On Aug 13, XRP broke out from the $1.05 horizontal resistance area. It proceeded to reach a high of $1.41 on Sept 6 before dropping sharply the next day. 

Following this, it validated the $1.05 area as support. 

However, even though XRP is trading above the $1.05 support area, indicators are bearish. The MACD and RSI are both decreasing.

ZEN

ZEN has been increasing above an ascending support line since July 16. On Sept 6, it was rejected by the $108 horizontal resistance area and returned to validate the support line once again. 

However, ZEN rebounded and made another breakout attempt on Sept 15. 

Despite the strong bounce, ZEN failed to break out. In addition, both the RSI and MACD have created bearish divergences. 

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Therefore, at the current time, we cannot determine if ZEN will be able to move above this resistance.

SNX

SNX began trading inside an ascending triangle on May 21. After several unsuccessful attempts, it managed to break out on Sept 15. 

The breakout is supported by the increasing MACD and RSI values. 

The closest resistance area is found at $23.80.

WAVES

WAVES has been increasing above an ascending support line since July 20. 

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On Aug 31, it broke out above the $26.80 resistance area. 

After this, it returned to validate the area as support, also touching the ascending support and Supertrend lines (green icon). It has been moving upwards since. 

The closest resistance area is at the all-time high level near $38. 

AVA

On Aug 14, AVA broke out from a descending resistance line that had been in place since April and reached a high of $5.40 on Sept 6. 

However, it was rejected by the $5.40 resistance area and fell. 

It then found support at $3.50, creating two lower wicks. In addition to this, the RSI has generated a hidden bullish divergence, which is a common sign of trend continuation.

Therefore, AVA could be on its way to revisit the $5.40 resistance area.

For BeInCrypto’s latest Bitcoin (BTC) analysis, click here.

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