• Fartcoin price analysis stays bullish for April and suggests a strong uptrend.
  • FARTCOIN’s price rose approximately 57% in March, breaking above the 50-day EMA level.

Fartcoin’s price analysis is bullish for April, suggesting it will reach the $0.669 level in upcoming sessions. It is in a strong uptrend and continues the positive momentum by forming higher high candles. Bulls managed to bounce from the support level of $0.210, which initiated the positive sentiment and added fuel to the momentum. 

Fartcoin’s crypto price has performed well over the last month, surging by 57% and 20% in the last 24 hours. The data suggest bulls are active in Fartcoin, pushing the price to higher levels.

Furthermore, the buying volume increased steadily, increasing by 93.93% in the last 24 hours, indicating strong buying activity. So, the recent rally in FARTCOIN looks reliable, and prices are likely to hold the gains on the upper levels. 

According to CMC data, currently, the Fartcoin price is trading at $0.510 with an intraday surge of 20%. The daily trading volume is at $301.9 million, and the market cap is at $508.87 million. The 24-hour volume to market cap ratio is 59.5% denoting that memecoin holds good liquidity.

Will FARTCOIN Break Above The $0.669 Level?

Fartcoin (FART) Price Jumps 57%, How Will It Perform In April? image 0 Source: Tradingview

Despite the bullish sentiments, FARTCOIN still has to break the $0.669 resistance level to start a fresh bullish rally. If it breaks the $0.669 level, the price could rally towards the $1.00 mark in the upcoming days.

If the FARTCOIN price faces rejection at the $0.669 level and reverts down, then it may retest the $0.460 level again. But bulls might remain active at lower levels and will come forward with a bounce.

Fartcoin price analysis suggests that bulls will continue to dominate and lead the rally toward upper levels. The next phase of the rally in Fartcoin will trigger only after the upper resistance is broken. 

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