ETHW traders should know these updates before they go long

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Binance, a cryptocurrency exchange, announced that its users can participate in a mining pool dedicated to Ethereum Proof of Work [ETHW]. Furthermore, Binance on 29 September also announced that the ETHW pool would not require any fees until 29 October. 

When multiple cryptocurrency miners wish to work together to increase their chances of successfully completing a transaction, they organize mining pools to pool their resources.

The ETHW price movement has been on an upward trend in the last seven days. The Binance announcement only added to the ongoing surge.

At the end of trading on 29 September, ETHW had gained over 12%. It started trading at $10.691 and closed at $12.013. In the same trading period, it went as high as $12.938. Furthermore, at press time, ETHW was trading at around $12.3. 

Source: TradingView

The resistance was at the $13.94 region while the new support forming was at the $8.79 region. The Relative Strength Indicator (RSI) showed the trend was still bearish.

The On-Balance Volume (OBV) showed low trade volume, with a flattening line. This too was indicative of a volume price divergence. The development activity as per Santiment exhibited a decline and stood at 0.02.

Source: Santiment

The uptrend might not be sustainable in the long term if the trade volume fails to pick up. However, a look at Ethereum Classic [ETC] might put this in perspective.

The support level for ETC was around $27.12, while the price had been restricted to the $30.92 level so far.

The RSI stayed well below the neutral line which would surge only in case of buying pressure. A similar trend was to be seen upon analyzing the DMI. 

Source: TradingView

The OBV was almost flat that showed a drop in trade volume. Furthermore, the lack of