Two popular analysts warned for Aptos (APT), Chainlink (LINK) and Cardano (ADA). Analysts Pentoshi and Benjamin Cowen predict that these three cryptocurrencies will experience a decline. Here are the details…
Cardano and Aptos warning from Pentoshi
Pentoshi, a popular cryptocurrency analyst, warned investors about Cardano and Aptos. As we have reported as Kriptokoin.com, Aptos has been a coin that marked this week. It attracted the attention of investors with the listing of many major cryptocurrency exchanges. After its steep rise, its sharp fall was inevitable. Turning his eyes to Aptos, Pentoshi states that investors should not approach the new project. He says APT is charting a steady decline in value. The analyst uses the following statements:
I personally wouldn’t even go near Aptos. Looks like it’s worth $2 billion. Other than that, there are much better things. Don’t think that APT has one. Maybe it will be volatile in the short term. But I think his graph will turn into something like this over time. Let time and price prove otherwise.
On the other hand, he warns that the ADA could drop another 50 percent and never recover. He thinks ADA has lost its sparkle and the coins go where they die when they die. He points to charts he published in December-January for altcoins like Cardano, including Solana and Ethereum.
Benjamin Cowen expects drop for LINK
On the other hand, analyst Benjamin Cowen expects a drop, especially for LINK. Judging by his analysis of altcoin markets, Bennett expects DXY to move up. This brings bad news for crypto. The analyst said, “Altcoin market cap looks below the $513 billion resistance after yesterday’s close. “It’s not a great outlook for crypto at the moment,” he said.
Looking at altcoins, Bennett says that crypto oracle project Chainlink (LINK) is an example of many tokens sitting on the lower end of support. “Many crypto charts are currently sitting on critical support, LINK is one of them.” This morning, the trader warned his followers that many altcoin supports have just been broken.
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