#Polygon Tanks 30% in Less Than 3 Weeks, Support at $1.10
Past Performance of Polygon
Polygon prices more than double from January to February. MATIC rose 108% from December lows and remains within a bullish formation despite recent losses. From the daily chart, MATIC is down 30% from February peaks and likely to post even more losses in sessions ahead.
#Polygon Technical Analysis
Polygon prices fell over the weekend, continuing their retracement from February highs. The token now has support at the 61.8% retracement level though the uptrend remains valid. As it is, traders can find support at $1.10 with resistance at $1.30, coinciding with the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement of the December to February 2023 trade range. Any loss below $1.10, confirming losses of March 3 and 4, might see MATIC slide to $0.95, a reaction line flashing with December highs. Meanwhile, optimistic traders can wait for an expansion above $1.30 before loading, targeting February highs at $1.58.
What to Expect from #MATIC?
The uptrend remains bullish, but bears are pressing on. With MATIC down roughly 30% from February peaks, retesting a critical Fibonacci retracement level, traders can wait for a definitive breakout. Gains above $1.30 or losses below $1.10 will shape the short-term trend.
Resistance level to watch out for: $1.30
Support level to watch out for: $1.10
Disclaimer: Opinions expressed are not investment advice. Do your research.
Polygon prices more than double from January to February. MATIC rose 108% from December lows and remains within a bullish formation despite recent losses. From the daily chart, MATIC is down 30% from February peaks and likely to post even more losses in sessions ahead.
#Polygon Technical Analysis
Polygon prices fell over the weekend, continuing their retracement from February highs. The token now has support at the 61.8% retracement level though the uptrend remains valid. As it is, traders can find support at $1.10 with resistance at $1.30, coinciding with the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement of the December to February 2023 trade range. Any loss below $1.10, confirming losses of March 3 and 4, might see MATIC slide to $0.95, a reaction line flashing with December highs. Meanwhile, optimistic traders can wait for an expansion above $1.30 before loading, targeting February highs at $1.58.
What to Expect from #MATIC?
The uptrend remains bullish, but bears are pressing on. With MATIC down roughly 30% from February peaks, retesting a critical Fibonacci retracement level, traders can wait for a definitive breakout. Gains above $1.30 or losses below $1.10 will shape the short-term trend.
Resistance level to watch out for: $1.30
Support level to watch out for: $1.10
Disclaimer: Opinions expressed are not investment advice. Do your research.
