Crypto.com (MCO) Technical Analysis: Rising Wedge Reversal on MCO/USD Chart
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Crypto.com are on schedule to be the first blockchain-based company to launch a globally available crypto Visa card, as the project prepares to expand across into Europe and the United States soon.
According to the official press release from November last year, the company has already received over 100,000 preorders for their new MCO Visa cards worldwide, which aims to compete directly with Coinbase’s newly released Visa card.
Unlike the Coinbase card, which is currently only available to UK citizens and then eventually a few selected countries in Europe, the MCO Visa card will be available to anyone in the United States as well as all European citizens.
Right now the #81 cryptocurrency is down 3.61% against the US dollar and trading at around $4.07.
MCO Price Analysis
Volatility has seen a marked decline in the past 48hrs and momentum on the MACD is showing weakness, as the 12MA passes bearishly through the 26MA.
The 1D RSI is also showing a bearish breakaway, as the indicator line drops out of a consolidating pennant pattern (see below).
Other signals of an imminent bearish reversal include:
- Bearish Divergence: between the Aroon Up line and the Aroon Down line.
- Drop in Trading Volume: A notable drop in trading volume.
From this, it is likely that bearish traders will test the $4 support in the short-term. Once this happens, we could see buying confidence depart from the asset and panic selling take over.
The 0.382 and 0.236 fibonacci levels below ($3.37 and $2.71 respectively) could provide some support for the asset and help to slow its decline.