Biggest Movers: EOS Higher Despite Crypto Sell-off, FLOW Extends Declines

Biggest Movers: EOS Higher Despite Crypto Sell-off, FLOW Extends Declines

Monday saw eos remain in the green, despite the latest red wave in cryptocurrency markets. Today’s rally sees the token move almost 20% higher in the last seven days. Flow, on the other hand, extended its recent declinesand is now down by almost 30% in the same period. EOS

EOS was trading mostly higher on Monday, as the token remained close to a three-month high.

Last Wednesday saw EOS/USD rise to a high of $1.64, which was its strongest point since May 11.

Since then, market uncertainty has heightened, with the token fallen 20 cents below that level, at $1.44, on Sunday. EOS/USD – Daily Chart

However, to start the week, bullish sentiment returned, with EOS hitting a high of $1.58, which is marginally below a ceiling of $1.60.

This peak saw the relative strength index (RSI) also hit a resistance point, colliding with its 65.45 threshold.

As a result of this, earlier gains have eased, as bulls opted to secure profits by liquidating positions.

EOS is tracking at $1.52 as of writing. Flow (FLOW)

On the other hand, flow (FLOW) was on the opposite side of the spectrum, as prices extended recent declines.

Following a high of $2.20 during Sunday’s session, FLOW/USD fell to a low of $2.03 to start the week.

Today’s drop sees the token hit its lowest point since August 4, when prices were trading at a low of $1.86. FLOW/USD – Daily Chart

Overall, FLOW is down by nearly 26% in the last week, and this comes after an extended period of sell-offs.

Prices have now moved lower for eleven of the last twelve sessions, commencing after a false breakout of the $3.20 resistance level.

The 10-day (red) and 25-day (blue) moving averages are now on the cusp of a downward cross, which could see bearish sentiment remain for weeks to come.

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Do you expect flow to fall to a floor of $1.80 this week? Let us know your thoughts in the comments. Eliman Dambell

Eliman brings a eclectic point of view to market analysis, having worked as a brokerage director, retail trading educator, and market commentator in Crypto, Stocks and FX. Morgan Stanley Analyst Says Crypto Economy"s Liquidity Improved, but There"s "No Huge Demand to Re-Leverage" MARKET UPDATES | 4 hours ago Bitcoin, Ethereum Technical Analysis: ETH Below $1,600, BTC Under $21,000 to Start the Week MARKET UPDATES | 11 hours ago

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