Chainlink and Shiba Inu Target Rebound; Ethereum Whales Invest in IntelMarkets ICO
Chainlink and Shiba Inu Aim for Rebound
Chainlink (LINK) and Shiba Inu (SHIB) are looking to breach recent resistance levels following a tough market period. The easing of selling pressure signals a potential recovery. Meanwhile, Ethereum whales are keenly investing in IntelMarkets (INTL), a promising new ICO generating buzz in the crypto community.
IntelMarkets (INTL): Attracting Crypto Whales
IntelMarkets is an innovative AI trading platform, attracting the attention of Ethereum whales. Harnessing the power of AI in trading offers a technology boost to the $36 billion global crypto market. Early fundraising efforts have already accumulated over $240,000 in just a few days of presale.
- AI-powered tools for crypto trading
- Advanced features like self-learning bots
- Potential for competitive trader advantage
Token prices are currently set at an attractive $0.009 in the initial phase, with expectations of an 80x upswing post-launch, potentially outpacing established cryptocurrencies such as Chainlink and Shiba Inu.
Chainlink (LINK): Potential Breakout Ahead
Chainlink, a decentralized Oracle network, is crucial for connecting blockchains with external data. Following recent market declines, the price of Chainlink has started recovering, and it is currently consolidating between $10 and $12.
- Indicators suggest a possible breakout above $12.5.
- A move towards a three-month high of $18 is anticipated.
Shiba Inu (SHIB): Predicted Recovery
The leading Ethereum-based memecoin, Shiba Inu, is also showing signs of recovery after a downturn. As the market shifts towards Q4, enthusiasm grows for SHIB's potential surge.
- Despite a 5% monthly decline, recovery signals are strong.
- Analysts predict a complete price reversal in the near future.
With significant upcoming catalysts, both Chainlink and Shiba Inu appear to be gearing for a bullish run, even as whales explore new projects like IntelMarkets.
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