LINK: How to Trade It in the Coming Weeks

ALTUS
2 min readJul 20, 2021

Currently Chainlink is sitting at $14. We would recommend buying the dip down in 6–8% levels as timing the complete bottom during these high volatile times can be tricky and you don’t want to end up with high leverage/getting liquidated.

Make sure to use stop losses, and smart risk management with your allocated funds. Things can get dicey in the crypto markets, so you don’t want to enter at your full buy, as we have a lot to drop.

The correction feels like it will pull for 1.5–3 months, but in the short-term bat should be giving us opportunities to make bigger trades later on by changing our cost average. You will want to buy a bulk of your Chainlink in the $9.48–11.65 range and sell near the $19.55 range after crypto hits another 1–3month high volume cycle.

Chainlink is a perfect opportunity to swing trade with low leverage, in which it can be exchanged for your other favorite cryptocurrency.

Leverage:

Low/market — It’s not recommend using high leverage during these short periods, and as always you should use caution whenever leverage is being used. If you don’t have a crypto account that allows you to trade with leverage, you should try out Binance and share up to 40% of commission fees today.

Time Frame:

📈Medium — High If you’re more into the weekly trades, then you will need to be more selective on selling through the volatile pumps, but if you’re looking to wait it out then you’re looking at 1–3 months before you can sell.

Position:

🚀 Long — Around $9.90 the long position will come in but getting down there is the tricky part. If you’re going to short from here to $13.75 its recommend to not use a lot of leverage, and to make sure you’re hedging any unexpected turns.

Disclaimer

Trading Crypto, does involve a risk of loss. Trading above should not be taken as advice and is only discussion on opinions. Always do your own research before investing. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Always limit your leverage and use tight stop loss.

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