$XLM begins rewriting history, but it's still a long way off.
After recovering from $0.14–$0.16, I'd like to see a proper ladder of levels: holding $0.17–$0.20, then breaking through $0.25–$0.30 and a descending trend.
If resistance starts turning into support, the path opens to $0.45–$0.52, then $0.64.
And only after that should we seriously look at the old ATH of $0.8756.
From the current $0.2136 that’s about +309.9%. But first, the market has to prove it can build higher lows.
After recovering from $0.14–$0.16, I'd like to see a proper ladder of levels: holding $0.17–$0.20, then breaking through $0.25–$0.30 and a descending trend.
If resistance starts turning into support, the path opens to $0.45–$0.52, then $0.64.
And only after that should we seriously look at the old ATH of $0.8756.
From the current $0.2136 that’s about +309.9%. But first, the market has to prove it can build higher lows.
