SAND bags got slightly heavier in the last 7 days especially for those that bought the dip at the very bottom. However, it looks like the cryptocurrency is still trading within its 2-week range and there are signs of potential downside in the next few days.
SAND traded at $1.32 at press time after a 5.80% rally I the last 24 hours, and a more impressive 10.23% in the last 7 days. Zooming out on its price action reveals that it is still trading within a tight range and is due for a breakout. However, the breakout price direction is still a toss-up but perhaps a deeper look at price characteristics may provide some clarity.
SAND is still trading in a descending wedge pattern, but its price is currently stuck between the descending support and resistance. A support retest in the next few days would put the price at sub-$1 prices. On the flip side, a test of the descending resistance means the price will push above $1.5.
Source: TradingView
SAND’s gains in the last 7 days were characterized by noteworthy accumulation as demonstrated by the upside in the Money Flow indicator. However, the upside was severely limited by low volumes and the RSI barely experienced any change. The MFI is now about to cross above 80 into the distribution zone and this highlights the potential downside risk.
Source: TradingView
The on-chain analysis side of things reveals mixed outcomes. For example, the supply distribution by balance on addresses shows a drop in address balances between 1 million and 10 million coins. On the other hand, addresses holding over 10 million coins have increased significantly for the last two weeks. This might explain why the MFI registered sharp accumulation but the price action remained relatively muted.
Source: Santiment
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