Enjin-s on – A 25% rally, investors’ balances, and whatnot

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The recovering market has allowed many cryptocurrencies to go on an uptrend, something that has elated investors considerably. However, what must be remembered is that most altcoins have been on a downtrend since May 2021, making recent rallies nothing more than a speck in their price action.

The community management platform’s native token, ENJ, has risen by 25.21% in the last five days. This hike is certainly organic as the gradual incline observed by the Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) underlines the inflows that have been noted throughout this rise.

However, even though this is a good sign for short-term traders, the long-term image of the altcoin continues to be disappointing.

Enjin price action | Source: TradingView – AMBCrypto

Although ENJ was successful in marking a new ATH in November last year, the peak was barely higher than its April 2021 ATH of $4.03. Regardless, in these eight months, ENJ has declined by more than 88%.

Plus, even though the peak of the price action was marked in November, the average balance on every investor’s account was highest in April 2021. Usually, a lower average balance is caused by either an increase in addresses or a decrease in price. In the case of November’s $24k average, it was due to an increase in the number of ENJ holders. At the moment, with the average balance having fallen to just $2.5k, it is due to the falling price.

Enjin investors’ average balance | Source: Intotheblock – AMBCrypto

Surprisingly, in spite of the 89% decline in balance, investors have not lost faith in the altcoin. Not a single one of ENJ’s 168k holders has exited the market despite the 88% drawdown in price.

In fact, Enjin holders’ resilience is evidenced by the fact that despite the highest market-wide losses