Crypto Analyst Predicts Breakouts for Solana (SOL), Polkadot (DOT) and VeChain (VET) – Here Are His Targets

Daily HodlPublished on 2022-03-22Last updated on 2022-03-22

Abstract

A closely tracked crypto strategist is unveiling his targets for Solana (SOL), Polkadot (DOT) and...

A closely tracked crypto strategist is unveiling his targets for Solana (SOL), Polkadot (DOT) and VeChain (VET) as he says the three altcoins are on the verge of breaking out.
Analyst Justin Bennett tells his nearly 100,000 Twitter followers that smart contract platform Solana has broken out of its diagonal resistance while printing a large bullish divergence on the daily chart, suggesting that bulls are beginning to gain momentum.
“Anyone bearish on SOL, look away.”

Image

Source: Justin Bennett/Twitter Looking at Bennett’s chart, the next resistance for SOL is $118 as long as it stays above $85.67. At time of writing, Solana is exchanging hands for $87.72.
Next up is interoperable blockchain Polkadot. According to the crypto strategist, DOT is on the cusp of breaking out as it threatens to move above its immediate resistance.
“DOT ready to be sent back to $23. Close above $19.40 to confirm.”

Image

Source: Justin Bennett/Twitter At time of writing, Polkadot is trading at $18.62, down 2.76% in the last 24 hours.
Bennett is also keeping a close watch on VeChain, a blockchain platform designed to help companies optimize their supply chains. According to the crypto analyst, VET must get above a key resistance area to ignite a strong rally.
“VET breaking out intraday. Still needs to get above that 0.05 area on the daily. Above that and I think we see a 40% rally to 0.07.”

Image

Source: Justin Bennett/Twitter VeChain is currently valued at $0.49, down 4.50% in the past day.

Trending Cryptos

Related Reads

Altcoin Hacked, Leading to Sharp Price Drop! Also Listed on Major Exchanges!

The price of the NES token plummeted significantly following suspicious activity and large sell-offs detected on the network. Blockchain observers suggested that one wallet minted approximately $55 million worth of NES tokens and began selling them on decentralized exchanges. This selling pressure caused the price of NES to drop by up to 40%. According to the data, the address in question still holds around $18 million worth of NES, indicating that market sell-off pressure may continue. Prior to the incident, it was reported that about $12.35 million worth (62.9 million NES tokens) were transferred to the Ethereum mainnet in the morning (Turkish time), with claims that liquidity was withdrawn and tokens were sold on the market later that evening. However, data regarding the $55 million token mint and the transfer of 62.9 million NES tokens has not been independently confirmed. The NESA team confirmed in a statement that they detected malicious activity exploiting a vulnerability in their Layer 1 network originating from Cosmos EVM. They stated they are working to contain the impact, responded promptly, and will restore services after implementing a software patch and additional measures to ensure secure network operation. Nesa also notified all cryptocurrency exchanges and stated deposit operations will resume after necessary work is completed. The article includes a chart showing the NES price decline following the exploit and concludes with a standard disclaimer that this is not investment advice.

cryptonews.ru10m ago

Altcoin Hacked, Leading to Sharp Price Drop! Also Listed on Major Exchanges!

cryptonews.ru10m ago

PeaqOS and World ID Integrate ZK Proofs into Autonomous Robots

The integration of PeaqOS and World ID now allows autonomous machines to verify they are interacting with real, unique individuals without collecting names, photos, or other personal data. This update, available via robotic.sh, enables connected devices to directly request and verify World ID proofs. The system leverages zero-knowledge technology, letting a person prove they are human while maintaining the privacy of their identity. This addresses a key challenge for operators of delivery robots, shared machines, and autonomous systems: how to authenticate a user as genuine without relying on insecure PINs, pickup codes, or traditional identity checks that require personal data collection. Instead of obtaining identifying information, a device receives a cryptographic proof that the user is a real person. PeaqOS acts as a coordination layer, allowing devices to utilize World ID via decentralized identifiers and a device marketplace. A robot can request verification, receive a zero-knowledge proof, and register an auditable record of the interaction—all without exposing underlying personal data. The system also supports uniqueness verification, enabling machines to enforce rules like "one item per person" without maintaining user identity databases. A demonstrated use case involves autonomous medicine delivery: a patient verifies via the World App when placing an order, a pharmacist verifies before loading the medication, and the patient verifies again upon delivery so the robot can confirm the recipient is linked to the order before unlocking the compartment. Similarly, promotional robots could ensure one item per person, and shared vending machines could grant access to verified individuals without requiring accounts or personal data. This integration for PeaqOS-powered robots and devices minimizes the identity information collected or stored while allowing autonomous systems to confirm they are interacting with real humans.

cryptonews.ru1h ago

PeaqOS and World ID Integrate ZK Proofs into Autonomous Robots

cryptonews.ru1h ago

Trading

Spot

Hot Articles

Discussions

Welcome to the HTX Community. Here, you can stay informed about the latest platform developments and gain access to professional market insights. Users' opinions on the price of SOL (SOL) are presented below.

活动图片