AR飙升40%,看好本轮牛市上一百

金色财经Publicado em 2024-08-08Última atualização em 2024-08-08

Arweave (AR) 似乎受到 BTC 飙升的极大影响,其市场本周上涨了 40%,最新盘中涨幅为 5%。BTC 的价格已超过 65,500 美元,市场大部分呈现绿色。

全球市值飙升2.21%,达到2.41万亿美元。

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随着 AR 价格上涨,其市值也大幅上涨,跻身全球加密货币前 50 名。其市值排名第 49 位。在过去 24 小时内,Arweave 代币的市值飙升 13.77%,达到 20.82 亿美元。

所有可交易平台的 24 小时交易量为 1.4191 亿美元,增长 43.44%。

同时,AR crypto 的交易量与市值比率突出了低至中等流动性,比率为 6.92%。其代币经济学表明,在总共 6600 万 AR 中,有 6565 万 AR(99.47%)在人们手中流通。

根据 TradingView 平台,AR 代币在 2020 年 5 月 1 日创下了历史最低价 (ATL) 0.4860 美元。从这个低点开始,目前的价格已经上涨了 4300%。同样,在日线图上,2021 年 11 月 1 日创下了历史最高价 (新高) 90.94 美元。

Aweave 的总锁定价值 (TVL) 正在上涨

在 2023 年 10 月结束 TVL 的长期下滑之后,出现了复苏。随着时间的推移,这反映了对 Arweave项目的需求增加和市场参与动态的变化。

根据其数据,AR 的 TVL 为 1067.8 亿美元,2023 年 10 月 14 日从 407.8 亿美元大幅上涨,增长了近 2.5 倍。

这表明 AR 加密的增长规模令人印象深刻。这反映出更高的 TVL 使得 Arweave 加密货币资产更加可靠且风险更低。

衍生品数据分析对 Arweave(AR)价格有何亮点?

根据数据,Arweave (AR) 衍生品数据分析显示,其 24 小时内未平仓合约 (OI) 达到 7057 万美元,合约数量比前期增加 10.74%。与此同时,衍生品交易量增加了 48.28%,达到 2.3469 亿美元。

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此外,其 24 小时多空比率为 0.9635,表明加密的空头多于多头。在长期看跌主导之后,清算的空头多于多头。

空头头寸为 347.18 万美元,多头头寸为 54.34 万美元。总体而言,衍生品数据分析表明 AR 呈向上增长趋势。

在经历了令人着迷的 500% 以上的涨幅(从 2 月 7 日的 7.68 美元涨至 3 月 9 日的 47.11 美元)之后,价格最终处于略微向下倾斜的区间。AR 价格已在楔形中移动了近 140 天。

价格曾四次试图突破楔形的上边界和楔形中 46-49 美元的阻力区。然而,它失败了,跌至楔形的下边界,即 25-20 美元的支撑区。

自 7 月 5 日以来,价格表现出持续性,与 BTC 相比,过去 12 天内上涨了 58%。与此同时,BTC 在过去 12 天内小幅上涨了 23%。

截至发稿时,Arweave (AR) 可能从楔形的下边界走向上边界,交易价为 31.39 美元,盘中上涨 4.36%。

EMA 带在价格经过时为其提供支撑。MACD 显示直方图为 1.22,RSI 为 63.26。撰写本文时,这些指标呈看涨趋势。

因此,如果这种势头持续下去,价格可能会延续涨势,而中断可能分别出现在 35.0 美元和 40.0 美元。

然而,涨幅的下滑将使控制权重新回到空头手中,这可能分别推向 25.0 美元和 20.0 美元的支撑位。

结论

Arweave (AR) 本周飙升 40%,可能是受到比特币上涨的影响。AR 市值飙升,在全球排名第 49 位。

撰写本文时,我的情绪还是很乐观的,但有些人预测会出现突破性反弹。AR 价格目前比其历史最低价高出 4300%。AR 的技术指标看起来看涨。

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