ICP Fundamentals Turning Bullish: Prices Surge 11%?

• ICP has surged a whopping 11.81% in the past 24 hours and is trading at $8.67.
• The ICP price action has confirmed a Hidden Bullish Divergence with the RSI.
• Analyst Javon Marks predicted a 750% surge in the long term for ICP.

ICP, the native token of the Internet Computer blockchain, has turned bullish in the past 24 hours and skyrocketed 11.81%, currently trading at $8.67 as the fundamentals of the altcoin’s price trajectory have turned optimistic.

Crypto analyst Javon Marks pointed to a Hidden Bullish Divergence on the ICP price chart, suggesting a potential reversal in the cryptocurrency’s trajectory. This pattern, where prices make lower lows while the Relative Strength Index (RSI) makes higher lows, often indicates increasing buying pressure. This hints at a recovery and continuation back to and above the post-breakout highs” standing at $20.96. 

A Hidden Bullish Divergence with the RSI means that the price action is forming lower lows but the Relative Strength Index (RSI) is forming higher lows, suggesting an increase in the buying pressure for the digital asset. 

Marks believes ICP could see a 129% surge, with a more ambitious target of $79.572 also in play, adding:

“With this target in play, an over 750% climb from here can take place with pullbacks only supporting further upside movement, and all that may be in the way is time.”

Overcoming the ‘Scam’ Label

ICP has faced skepticism from some in the crypto community due to its dramatic price drop since its 2021 debut. The altcoin is currently down 98.84% from its all-time high of $750.

In the past 24 hours, ICP surged from a low of $7.82 to a high of $9.09 and the cryptocurrency is up 19.69% in the past and 24.11% in the last 30 days. Further, the altcoin is up 182.69% since September 2023, outperforming multiple cryptocurrencies like Ether (ETH), which is up only 45.13% in the same period.

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However, the recent surge suggests renewed interest in the protocol’s decentralized cloud computing approach, which offers a potential alternative to centralized providers.