Tellor Price Skyrockets by 700% - Will TRB Continue to Surge?
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Starting from the end of August, Tellor (TRB) has experienced a continuous surge from around $10 to a high of nearly $80, marking an increase of almost 700%.
TRB Daily Price Chart, Source: TradingView.
After being constrained by a bearish technical pattern for nearly three weeks, Tellor (TRB) has now broken free. Although seasoned traders anticipated this trend, the rapid price surge has affected some of them, causing them to reassess their profit-taking levels.
Over the weekend, the price continued to outperform BTC, ETH, and the entire cryptocurrency market, surging by 30% in the past 24 hours. Based on technical indicators, the rally may not be overextended as the Relative Strength Index (RSI) is still trending upward, and the Accelerator Oscillator (AO) remains in positive territory.
As a result, the Tellor price may continue to rise, clearing the immediate resistance at $66.95. In a highly bullish scenario, TRB's gains may retrace the intraday high of $79.00, representing an increase of approximately 30% from current levels.
TRB/USDT 1-day chart, Source: TradingView.
Conversely, if profit-takers join the bearish camp, there is a higher probability of a price decline for Tellor. It could potentially drop into the range of $49.09 to $45.21. If the closing price of TRB falls below the support level of $45.47, the bullish outlook will be invalidated.
In the most severe case, the downtrend could continue to the confluence of the channel's midline and the 50-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) at $38.16, resulting in a 40% drop compared to current levels.
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