Technical Analysis: Gala Jumps 37% Higher, as Crypto Bulls Return

Technical Analysis: Gala Jumps 37% Higher, as Crypto Bulls Return

During the weekend, when bitcoin rose to a two-week high, it was Gala that stole the show after climbing 37%. Bulls returned to action on Saturday, as the global crypto market capitalization was around 8% higher. Biggest gainers

Following a huge week of news in the gaming and crypto space, it was only a matter of time till traders turned their attentions to gala (GALA).

Crypto bulls flocked to GALA to start the weekend, pushing prices of the gaming-based blockchain almost 40% higher

GALA/USD, rose to an intraday high of $0.2668, following its low of $0.1865 during yesterday’s session.

Today’s move has come just as the price of GALA broke out of its 2-week resistance level of $0.2115, which has been held since January 21. GALA/USD – Daily Chart

As seen from the chart, this rally led to two consecutive breakouts of recent ceilings in the 14-day RSI, firstly the 35 level, followed by 41.

Overall, GALA is significantly below its ATH of $0.8415, which was established on November 26, despite this, some still have hopes of this eventually reaching $1. Biggest losers

Similar to yesterday, there were not many bears at the start of the weekend , with around five of the top 100 cryptocurrencies marginally falling.

However, the two biggest to remain red today were quant (QNT) and maker (MKR), with QNT stealing the honor of biggest loser on Saturday.

Following four consecutive sessions of rallies to start the week, QNT/USD was down by almost 5% as of writing, hitting an intraday low of $130.77 in the process. QNT/USD – Daily Chart

The move came as the 14-day RSI began to stall at the 54 resistance level, with prices selling off at the price ceiling of $140.00. Tags in this story Bitcoin, blockchain game token, BTC, Cryptocurrencies, Gala, Maker, markets and prices, MKR, Percentages, Price, price ceiling, Prices, QNT, resistance, RSI, Technical Analysis

With short-term momentum still bullish, is today’s decline only temporary? Let us know your thoughts in the comments. Eliman Dambell

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