JASMY, the in-house token of Jasmy Coin, an IoT (internet of things) token for data security and sharing services, printed conflicting technicals on its daily chart.
Jasmy Coin adoption grew with a new top-league exchange listing, an NFT Marketplace partnership, and a collaboration with Japan’s leading travel agency.
YEREVAN (CoinChapter.com) – Ethereum-based crypto-asset Jasmy Coin(JASMY) declined throughout the previous six weeks, despite its explosive foray into Q4 2021. In hindsight, the asset had gained 1,778% in October, peaked at $0.33 on Nov 3, and has consolidated ever since.
The month-to-date loss stood at 47%, as JASMY Coin’s price struggled to stay above $0.08. However, the IoT token hinted at an upcoming reversal while simultaneously persisting with bearish signs.
Jasmy Coin’s bullish hints
JASMY Coin formed a bullish reversal setup dubbed ‘Falling Wedge.’ The pattern entails two downward-sloping trendlines that constrict the price action and lower the price swing as the Wedge progresses. The digital asset came close to exhausting the pattern in the Thursday session.
JASMY will break the Wedge’s resistance and start a new leg up if the prediction pans out. Moreover, the lowering trading volume could also indicate a HODLing incentive. If traders would rather keep their JASMY than trade it, the price will likely rise.
The lowering trading volume could also mean declining interest. However, statistics from Coinbase show that 74% of Jamsy traders buy the coin, and only 26% sell, which backs the bullish holding premise.
Jasmy Coin statistics from Coinbase.com
Despite the positive signs, JASMY flashed bearish hints as well.
JASMY Bearish after all?
Jasmy Coin printed a bearish Death Cross on the daily chart. The formation occurred between the 20-day exponential moving average (EMA) and the 50-day EMA. The EMA-20 dropped below the EMA-50 on Dec 7, signaling more loss ahead for the digital asset.
The Death Cross is a result of the price fluctuation and not a cause. However, once the pattern occurs, JASMY bulls will have to work hard to reverse it.
Moreover, the ubiquitous consolidation of the crypto market as a whole might dampen Jasmy Coin’s bullish attempts. The total crypto market cap lost 16% month-to-date, bobbing at $2.25 trillion. If the consolidation continues further, with leading coins bleeding double digits monthly, JASMY could have a hard time rallying.
Nonetheless, JasmyCoin adoption grew in the previous week, with several key listings and collaborations.
Jasmy Coin adoption is growing
According to Jasmy Coin’s official Twitter page, the company will be the first decentralized blockchain-based digital asset to make a foray into the tourism industry. The company collaborated with Nippon Travel Agency to boost the latter’s level of technical operations.
JASMY will use its original IoT and blockchain technologies to help Nippon Travel Agency become “a provider of customer and regional solutions”, and complete their digital transformation to future-proof their businesses
JASMY Conducts Empirical Experiment with Nippon Travel Agency, Marking the First Major Application of Blockchain Technology in Tourism #JASMYhttps://t.co/LEX8LiTTYk
Moreover, Jasmy Coin will be available on Japan-based NFT marketplace Sakura, as announced on Dec 14. XRoad, a blockchain-based cloud computing infrastructure and the company behind Sakura, commented that Jasmy Coin integration is essential in the growing NFT Marketplace infrastructure.
The number of JASMY listings also grew in the previous week. Crypto.com, one of the leading crypto exchanges by daily volume, announced its JESMY listing on Dec 9. Considering the exchange’s 10 million users, JASMY could expand its audience and holders.
JasmyCoin is listed in the https://t.co/vCNztATkNg App 🔔 Buy $JASMY at true cost with USD, EUR, GBP, and 20+ fiat currencies.
Considering the growing adoption and the bullish technicals, the JASMY bulls could win after all, despite the negative warnings on the charts. If and when the crypto market stops the bleed and sees more green candles, JASMY is likely to follow and start a new leg up in Q1 2022 or the upcoming weeks as well.
Lilit is a Yerevan-based Markets writer, skilled in 3 languages, and interested in writing about the tech world, trading, art, and science. She also has a background in psychology and marketing, which helps deliver the right message to the target audience.
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