Криптоаналитики Altcoin Sherpa и The Crypto Dog ожидают резкого роста Toncoin

cryptonews.ruPublished on 2024-06-28Last updated on 2024-08-28

После задержания основателя Telegram Павла Дурова во Франции курс криптовалюты Toncoin (TON) значительно просел, однако анонимные криптоаналитики Altcoin Sherpa и The Crypto Dog считают, что снижение было временным.

По мнению Altcoin Sherpa, уже скоро монета TON может вернуть все потери и вырасти на 23%:

«Купил TON прошлым вечером на спотовом рынке, подержу пока и посмотрю, как отработает идея. Вход был по $5,5, поэтому буду терпеливым. Думаю, должен быть мощный разворот — в пользу этого говорят несколько технических факторов. Цель в районе $6,3».

Коллегу поддержал и The Crypto Dog. Он считает, что уже в ближайшее время TON должен «резко отскочить» к уровням выше $6. Ранее он говорил, что сезон альткоинов только начинается.

«TON, скорее всего, пампанет очень сильно», ― написал криптотрейдер.

Впрочем, пока признаков восстановления нет ― монета торгуется по $5,33. В данной ситуации все зависит от решения властей Франции. Если Дурову предъявят обвинение, то падение Toncoin, скорее всего, продолжится. Если же его отпустят, то крайне вероятен быстрый рост монеты.

Напомним, что курс TON снизился после ареста Павла Дурова, однако трейдеры воспользовались этим и открытый интерес к альткоину значительно вырос.

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