Coinbase Global, Inc (NASDAQ:COIN) popped up 7% higher on Monday.
The crypto trading platform has been trading under a descending trendline in a steep downtrend since March 30, plunging over 40% since that date to Monday’s all-time low at the $111.80 level.
A descending trendline acts as a resistance level and indicates there are more sellers than buyers even though the price continues to fall.
In order for a trendline to be considered valid, the stock or crypto must touch the line on at least three occasions. After that, the more times the trendline is touched the weaker it becomes.
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The Coinbase Chart: On Monday, when Coinbase tested Friday’s low-of-day near the $112 mark and bounced, the stock formed a bullish double bottom pattern at the level. If bullish momentum comes in later on Monday or on Tuesday, it may give the stock enough power to break up bullishly from the descending trendline.
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