Elrond [EGLD] recently took its “new internet” blockchain mission by securing a partnership with Opera. Daniel Serb, head of business development for Elrond, released a statement related to the same. He stated that the collaboration was a move to grant users of the multi-platform browser access to its blockchain and Decentralized Applications (DApps).

In addition, the partnership would allow Opera to integrate a non-custodial wallet via the EGLD chain. Interestingly, Elrond became the ninth blockchain to be added by Opera. The likes of Polygon [MATIC], and Solana [SOL] had earlier joined the crew.

Elrond, 91.22% down from its All-time High (ATH) seemed to react positively to the development. Based on information from CoinMarketCap, EGLD had increased 3.48% since the news broke out.

While a price increase could be positive for investors, all was not completely well with EDLG. The aforementioned price tracking platform showed that there had been a 28.26% decrease in EGLD’s 24-hour trading volume.

On the charts, the investor belief in EGLD did not seem solid enough. Based on the Chaikin Money Flow (CMF), EGLD was at a low level of -0.08. This indicated that investors had been tracing back on pumping large sums into the EGLD ecosystem.

Source: TradingView

Contrary to the CMF, the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) indicated that EGLD could sustain the current bullish traits. According to the MACD signals, the buyers’ strength (blue) was far more than the sellers (orange). For this reason, the MACD was on the positive side at 0.18.

Moreover, these contrasting indications may mean EGLD’s current stance could go either way. As for the Exponential Moving Average (EMA), the short and long-term projections were on conflicting