Date: Thu, February 27, 2025 | 08:11 AM GMT
In the cryptocurrency market today, notable altcoins are making a recovery after experiencing increased volatility over the past two days. One standout performer is Stacks (STX), which has surged by an impressive 12%, successfully retesting a key breakout level and signaling a potential continuation to the upside.
Source: Coinmarketcap
Falling Wedge Breakout and Retest
STX recently broke out of a falling wedge pattern that had kept its price in a downward trend for weeks. The breakout occurred on February 19, when STX surged past the wedge’s upper boundary, reaching a local high of $0.97, though the breakout came with low trading volume, raising concerns about immediate strength.
Stacks (STX) Daily Chart/Coinsprobe (Source: Tradingview)
As is common with breakouts, the price pulled back to retest its previous resistance-turned-support level near $0.70. The token has since bounced back and is currently trading around $0.88, showing resilience.
Now, STX is at a crucial juncture, facing resistance at the 25-day moving average (MA) and the resistance of $1.00 level. A break above this zone could confirm further bullish momentum, potentially leading to the next key target at $1.38, representing a 60% increase from the current price.
The MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) indicator is showing early signs of a bullish crossover, suggesting that buying momentum is building up. If the MACD crosses above the signal line, it could confirm a shift in trend, supporting further price appreciation.
Final Thoughts
STX has successfully broken out and retested its key wedge breakout levels, confirming the strength of this move. If it manages to reclaim key moving averages and clear immediate resistances, a more significant bullish rally could unfold.
However, the broader crypto market sentiment—especially the price movements of Ethereum (ETH) and Bitcoin dominance (BTC.D)—will play a crucial role in determining STX’s next major move.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Always conduct your own research before making investment decisions.
