LISK - Huge Potential, Trade Setup - A Core Portfolio Coin

3 de mai. de 2018

LISK Symbol LSK is moving up!

As many of you who know me are aware, I’m an original ICO_ investor in LISK symbol LSK. LISK is an exciting project with a great team. LISK seeks to make developing blockchain applications and new coins more accessible to programmers by using JavaScript rather than a new language such as that used in Ethereum. With the LISK API and side-chains, developers can implement and customize their Blockchain applications entirely.

Lisk, headquartered in Zug, Switzerland, raised over 14,000 Bitcoins in funding during its stellar ICO_ (Initial Coin Offering), making it one of the most successful crowdfunding projects in history. Lisk was valued at over $4,000,000,000 at its peak.

I have been telling friends, and family to get into LSK since the ICO_ and telling them to hodl (hold) it long term. This one is a long-term winner.

Lisk was hit hard by the decline in the market of Bitcoin in January as were all altcoins. The current chart shows Lisk is coming out of that downturn and heading up. There seems to be little resistance along the way up for LISK prices once the resistance at 0.0015 is tested and cleared. Lisk has broken out of the decline triangle formed by the downtrend and closed a candle on the daily chart to the upside which is a very bullish signal.

If you are not in LISK you should be.

Buy In after a daily candle closes above 0.0015 BTC (or higher if holding long-term)

Trading Targets

Short-Term

0.00170

0.0022

Mid Term

0.0025

0.0031

Long Term

Hodl

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Wishing you success,
Isaac