Brief Analysis——LUNC
Terra-FOMO has swept the crypto-market. Last week, Mint Cash, developed by a former Terraform Labs developer, released that may issue airdrop based on the hold or burn of specific tokens held in the original Terra ecosystem. Make Terra-related tokens, such as USTC, LUNC, etc. pump. Although Terraform Labs later stated that it would not participate in Mint Cash in any capacity. But FOMO has been ignited.
After USTC rose last week, LUNC began to make up for its gains over the weekend. From the long-term candle charts on other exchanges, we can see that the current rise is insignificant compared to the decline caused by the death spiral. To better display indicators and candles, we used data from Binance.
Although FOMO started in late November, it is interesting to note that on November 10, LUNC had a pump, accompanied by considerable trading volume. We mentioned this in LUNC, USTC Analysis & Market Overview. On-chain data shows that some whales have begun to buy LUNC or USTC before the price rises. If you are a LUNC trader, it is necessary to pay attention to the actions of these whales.
Let's look at the indicators to see what happened to LUNC at the 4h level.
As proof, we can see that the MBF indicator showed obvious bottom-buying sentiment near November 10. This is what we mentioned above. Whales had already started to buy LUNC before the Mint Cash event.
From the WTA indicator, the first period of rise (the first green interval) is classic. The bullish trend does not end here. But in the second green interval, the blue bars representing whales disappear on the way up. The alarm sounds. However, LUNC did not fall after this time. Instead, it was supported by the green column and gray column. After the green arrow appeared, whales flowed into LUNC again, and there was a new round of pump.
As long as a destructive candle does not appear, it will be difficult for the bullish trend of LUNC to end. The new round of rise is healthy so far. If you want to be more sensitive to whale behavior, you can check out our LUNC, USTC Analysis & Market Overview.
After USTC rose last week, LUNC began to make up for its gains over the weekend. From the long-term candle charts on other exchanges, we can see that the current rise is insignificant compared to the decline caused by the death spiral. To better display indicators and candles, we used data from Binance.
Although FOMO started in late November, it is interesting to note that on November 10, LUNC had a pump, accompanied by considerable trading volume. We mentioned this in LUNC, USTC Analysis & Market Overview. On-chain data shows that some whales have begun to buy LUNC or USTC before the price rises. If you are a LUNC trader, it is necessary to pay attention to the actions of these whales.
Let's look at the indicators to see what happened to LUNC at the 4h level.
As proof, we can see that the MBF indicator showed obvious bottom-buying sentiment near November 10. This is what we mentioned above. Whales had already started to buy LUNC before the Mint Cash event.
From the WTA indicator, the first period of rise (the first green interval) is classic. The bullish trend does not end here. But in the second green interval, the blue bars representing whales disappear on the way up. The alarm sounds. However, LUNC did not fall after this time. Instead, it was supported by the green column and gray column. After the green arrow appeared, whales flowed into LUNC again, and there was a new round of pump.
As long as a destructive candle does not appear, it will be difficult for the bullish trend of LUNC to end. The new round of rise is healthy so far. If you want to be more sensitive to whale behavior, you can check out our LUNC, USTC Analysis & Market Overview.
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