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Can the Sandbox price recover from this week’s Collapse?

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Written By: Elliott Laybourne
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  • The Sandbox Price has been free-falling for the last seven days and down almost 35% from last week's all-time high.

The Sandbox Price has been free-falling for the last seven days and down almost 35% from last week’s all-time high. So does the current price offer an attractive entry point for buyers, or will the SAND token get even cheaper?

The Sandbox price received a massive boost towards the end of October when Facebook announced it was rebranding to Meta and pivoting into a Metaverse company. As a result, the decentalized gaming and NFT platform’s native SAND token surged 360% to a record $3.501. However, since then, the price has been sliding lower, towards $2.000. This morning SAND is changing hands at $2.350 (-8.95%), valuing the project at $2.096 billion, ranking it the 75th-largest cryptocurrency behind IoTeX (IOTX).

SAND Price Analysis

Due to the recent reversal, the Sandbox price sits between significant support and robust resistance. The daily chart shows a rising trend-line from April is the first resistance level at $2.500.

Successful clearance of the trend should set the SAND token towards the all-time high of $3.501. However, as long as the price remains below $2.500, it’s vulnerable to a test of trend support at $1.5000. In my opinion, the path of least resistance is lower. Therefore, I expect the SAND token to slide towards $1.500. However, a close above trend resistance flips to the outlook to bullish, invalidating my bearish call.

The Sandbox Price Chart (Daily)

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This post was last modified on Nov 11, 2021, 05:08 GMT 05:08

Written By: Elliott Laybourne

Elliott Laybourne is an accomplished Hedge Fund sales and Investment bank trading specialist. Elliott also started a successful Base Metals Brokerage business in partnership with ABN AMRO clearing bank. He worked on the open outcry trading floors at the London International Financial Futures Exchange 'LIFFE' and the London Metal Exchange 'LME.' He also provided research and execution services for Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Credit Suisse, Schroders Asset Management, and Pennsylvania State Public School Employees Retirement System, as amongst others. Today, he focuses on providing trading consultancy and business development services for family office and brokerage clientele.

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