Biggest Movers:  MATIC Hits Highest Point Since August, as FLOW Jumps 14% on Thursday

Polygon rose to its highest level since August, as the token climbed by as much as 10% on Thursday. Today’s rise comes despite cryptocurrency markets mainly residing in the red, with the global market cap down 0.41% as of writing. Flow was another notable expectation to today’s declines, climbing by 14% earlier in the day.

Polygon (MATIC)

Polygon (MATIC) rose by as much as 10% in today’s session, as the token climbed to its highest point since August.

Following a low of $0.8403 on Wednesday, MATIC/USD rallied to an intraday peak of $0.9813 earlier today.

The move saw the token race to its strongest point since August 15, when it traded at a high of $1.033.

As can be seen from the chart, the 14-day relative strength index (RSI) has also surged, breaking out of a key resistance in the process. The index is currently tracking at the 62.19 level, which is marginally above a ceiling of 60.75.

Should this recent upward momentum continue, bulls will likely look to recapture the $1.00 level. In order to reach this point, MATIC traders will first need to take price strength to a reading of 65.00.

Flow (FLOW)

Flow (FLOW) snapped a four-day losing streak in today’s session, as the token raced to a multi-week high.

FLOW/USD surged to a high of $2.04 earlier today, which comes less than a day after hovering at a low of $1.57. Today’s rally in FLOW has led to a breakout of a ceiling at the $1.80 point, which had been in place since mid-September.

The RSI on FLOW has yet to reach a resistance level, with the next visible ceiling at the 65.40 mark.

As of writing, the index is tracking at 63.05, with the 10-day (red) moving average also hovering above its 25-day (blue) counterpart.

Should this trend continue, it is likely that FLOW could hit $2.15 in the coming days.

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