Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) and Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) were trading about 3% lower on Monday afternoon, while Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) was falling over 4%.
All three cryptocurrencies have settled into a possible inverted head-and-shoulder pattern on their daily charts.
An inverted head-and-shoulder pattern can be either a powerful reversal indicator, when found at the bottom of a downtrend, or a continuation pattern found in an uptrend. The pattern is formed when a security forms a rounded or V-shaped trough and then rises (right shoulder), followed by a second deeper downturn and accompanied rise (head) and then a third trough and rise that is shallower than the second (left shoulder).
The inverted head-and-shoulder pattern has a neckline, which is drawn using a straight ascending, descending or horizontal trendline across the peaks in the pattern.
When the security breaks up through the neckline on higher-than-average volume, it indicates the pattern was recognized and a rally may follow.
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The Ethereum Chart: Like Bitcoin, Ethereum is trading in a possible inverted head-and-shoulder pattern that Benzinga also called out on March 1.
The Dogecoin Chart: Benzinga called out a possible inverted head-and-shoulders pattern on March 3 and since that date, the crypto looks to be creating the right shoulder of the pattern.
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