Litecoin has been a notable mover on Nov. 30, as the token edged closer to a recent six month high. Following yesterday’s gains, cryptocurrency prices remained in the green on Wednesday, with the global market capitalization up 2.07% as of writing this. Near protocol also surged today, as prices rebounded from recent lows.
Litecoin
Litecoin (LTC) moved closer to a six month high on Wednesday, as the token rose for a second straight session.
LTC/USD rallied to an intraday high of $79.73 earlier in today’s session, less than 24-hours after trading at a low of $75.21.
The move saw LTC climb to its highest point since last Wednesday, when the token hit a high of $83.43.
This was the strongest point litecoin was trading at since May 10, and comes as the relative strength index (RSI) rebounded from a recent floor.
As of writing this, the index is currently tracking at 65.48, which is above a support point of 61.45.
Earlier gains have somewhat eased, with LTC now trading at $78.04. Despite this, bulls likely will still be targeting a move above $80.00.
Near Protocol
Near protocol (NEAR) was another notable gainer on Wednesday, as prices continued to move away from recent lows.
Following a low of $1.59 on Tuesday, NEAR/USD surged to an intraday high of $1.73 earlier today.
As a result of this, near protocol moved away from its long-term support point of $1.50, and is now nearing a resistance point of $1.75.
Looking at the chart, the RSI is now hovering slightly above a ceiling of 35.00, and is tracking at 35.07.
As of writing this, NEAR has fallen below earlier highs of $1.73, and is currently trading at $1.70.
Should price strength continue to move above its current ceiling, we will likely see the token race past the $1.75 point, and edge closer to $2.00.
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