- Zebec Network expanded to the UK to offer prepaid cards and support students.
- Its native token, ZBCN, has exploded 10x since April and surged nearly 400% in May.
Zebec Network [ZBCN], a multi-chain DeFi protocol advancing payments and stablecoin-based payroll, has mooned 10x in Q2.
Its native token, ZBCN, logged an extra 14% on the 29th of May, after acquiring Science Card, to offer prepaid cards to UK students.
In the past 30 trading days, the token has surged 395% and over 900% (10x) since April. Will the winning streak continue?
Assessing the ZBCN crypto rally
On the charts, key indicators showed strong demand (RSI) and a more volatile market (high Average True Value, ATR, red). The asset gained over 70% this week alone, and may climb higher if the demand remains strong.
However, RSI was in the oversold territory, and a correction could not be overruled. If so, a dip to $0.005 (white zone) or the 0.5 Fib retracement level ($0.004) could offer new buying opportunities.
In such a scenario, the token could re-target $0.007 or extend to the next Fib level of $0.001. The latter could offer an extra 55% if hit.
However, the bullish thesis would be invalidated if the price drops below the 0.5 Fib level and the EMA (Exponential Moving Average) bands.
Leverage-driven pump
Another risk factor for the token’s explosive run was massive leverage. In the past three days, ZBCN rallied +60%, but spot market demand declined as shown by spot CVD (Cumulative Volume Delta).
On the contrary, leverage, as illustrated by the spike in Open Interest (OI), increased 113%, suggesting an unsustainable uptrend if spot market demand doesn’t recover.
Worth pointing out, however, that there was little overhead liquidity pool beyond $0.008. But below the price action, there was a massive liquidation pool of leveraged longs around $0.004 (orange zones).
In case of a liquidity-driven correction, the level could act as a price magnet. Interestingly, the area of interest aligned with the 0.5 Fib level highlighted on the price charts.
This meant that the area could be a great buying opportunity during a pullback.
Disclaimer: The information presented does not constitute financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice and is solely the writer’s opinion
