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Lido: Assessing whether a buying opportunity is feasible at $1.50

Lido's pullback to $1.50 could present present buying opportunities if BTC doesn't post more losses.

Disclaimer: The information presented does not constitute financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice and is solely the writer’s opinion

  •  LDO was headed to a previous support and bullish order block (OB) at $1.50. 
  • Several buy-limit orders were placed below $1.50 at press time on Binance Exchange. 

Lido’s [LDO] retracement could provide buying opportunities if sellers exit at the immediate bearish target and support at $1.50. Sellers tucked +9% shorting gains based on LDO’s press time value of $1.52 after depreciating the altcoin from the recent high of $1.68. 


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However, the bullish zone at $1.50 could attract buyers, forcing sellers to step aside. A previous AMBCrypto price analysis correctly projected extra gains for Lido after a bullish defense of $1.50. Will the trend repeat?  

Will buying Lido yield gains at this support?

Lido
Source: LDO/USDT on TradingView

Although Lido recorded two deviations below $1.50 in October, the level has been a key support since September. At press time, LDO was headed to the above support level.

Besides, the level was aligned with a H12 bullish OB of $1.48 – $1.52 (cyan). So, the area could be a solid demand zone, and a bullish reversal was likely at the level. 

If so, a hit on the bullish target of $1.6 could present +6% gains to players who scooped the altcoin at the $1.50 area. The $1.6 bullish target was a H12 bearish OB (white) and was a key overhead hurdle. 

The downsloping RSI and OBV indicated that selling pressure intensified as demand dropped amidst price retracement. So, the pullback could hit the $1.50 level. 

Considerable buy limit orders placed below $1.50

Lido
Source: MobChart

According to Mobchart, a real-time order book analysis platform, considerable buy limit orders were placed at $1.50 and below, marking the area as a demand zone. But there were more bullish bets at $1.40. 


How much are 1,10,100 LDOs worth today?


On the sell side, $1.69 had significant sell limit orders placed on the Binance Exchange platform at press time. 

It meant some players expected a rebound to the level, making the $1.6 bullish target conservative. However, traders should track BTC price action for optimized set-ups and risk mitigation. 

Disclaimer: AMBCrypto's content is meant to be informational in nature and should not be interpreted as investment advice. Trading, buying or selling cryptocurrencies should be considered a high-risk investment and every reader is advised to do their own research before making any decisions.

Benjamin Njiri

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Benjamin Njiri is a Crypto Analyst and Reporter at AMBCrypto, specializing in technical analysis and emerging market trends. With a background in Telecoms engineering and power systems, he applies data analysis to filter market noise and decode on-chain data. His work delivers clear, data-driven insights that help readers navigate crypto markets with confidence.

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