Monero [XMR] in the derivatives market could see its demand go up, only if…
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Monero [XMR] dropped to its December 2022 lows of $140, clearing all the gains in the past two months. The retracement followed a sharp plunge of Bitcoin [BTC] to $22,000 amidst the Silvergate bank fallout as its crypto clients like Coinbase suspended business with it.
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Source: XMR/USDT on TradingView
XMR hiked 27%, rallying from $147 to $187 in January. A correction in February cleared part of the gains, and the token dropped to its December lows of $140 on 3 March.
However, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) on the three-hour chart hit the oversold territory and rebounded, showing a solid price reversal could continue.
As such, near-term bulls could target the 50% Fib level of $147.1 if they clear the 38.2% hurdle. Other key resistance levels that could act as bull targets are $148.7 (61.8% Fib level), $151 (78.6% Fib level), and $153.8 (100% Fib level).
On the contrary, bears could devalue XMR, especially if BTC drops below $22K. Such a move by king coin could sink XMR to retest the December lows of $140. Short-sellers could use the level as a short-selling target.
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Source: Santiment
The privacy-focused network has seen tremendous development, as evidenced by the rising development activity.
Notably, the continuous building has boosted investors’ confidence in its native token, as shown by the weighted sentiment, which improved and flipped into positive territory.
Such a positive outlook on the token could increase its price in the short term and boost its
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