One of the few crypto analysts to buy Bitcoin (BTC) at rock bottom in November said the steadily rising altcoin looks poised for a big breakout.
A pseudonymous trader who goes by the name DonAlt, To tell Ethereum rival and interoperability protocol Cosmos (ATOM) currently has one of the best charts.
DonAlt says that assuming Bitcoin stays on track without a major collapse, ATOM looks like it will hold a lot of power after enduring a brutal bear market.
“ATOM is also one of my favorite coins and it’s doing great. It looks really, really good. I’ve been shilling it for a while…
I love ATOM charts. The reason is that everything else has been nukes and ATOM has stayed in range during the massive altcoin bear market.
And this range of heights has been tested more than ever I don’t want to be kidding. Tested many times.if you go back [to range high] It just looks too good. It goes against Bitcoin and everything else is nuclear on a large scale.
DonAlt said that ATOM appears to want to break resistance and move up to $22 from its current price of around $15. 46% increase.
“[ATOM] Having swept the bull market and swept the entire bear market, I was tempted to be in it. The USD pair also looks great. Tolerance he tested twice. Sounds like you want to break it down to $22. oh yeah i love it. I like charts, I like coins. “
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