VeChain price prediction as bullish momentum remains on course

• VeChain blockchain endears to solve complex supply chain problems
• VeChain token is recovering alongside other cryptocurrencies
• The token has more upside potential but could face resistance

A snapshot of the crypto market shows that most cryptocurrencies are gaining again. Bitcoin is up by 2.08%, while Ethereum has gained by 5.05% in the last 24 hours. As expected, most altcoins surge whenever the top cryptocurrencies post gains. VeChain VET/USD is one of the cryptos going higher.

VeChain is a blockchain that aims to tackle complex supply chain issues via distributed ledger technology. While the technology remains at an infant stage, the VeChain token saw a lot of interest last year. That pushed the token to a high of $0.28 in April 2021. Since then, the token has lost its mojo and trades at merely $0.029, 10 times less. Investor interest could grow at such attractive valuations, but where are the buyers?

VET has witnessed buyer interest in the past week. With gains of 27%, the token rivals some few cryptocurrencies with similar double-digit gains. That happened after the cryptocurrency remained stable since mid-June. Technical indicators suggest more upside, although long-term recovery will take time.

VeChain token gains as bullish momentum accelerate 

Source – TradingView

On the technical outlook, VeChain is bullish but trades below key resistance at $0.033. That represents an upside potential of around 14%. However, VeChain is already overbought, with the RSI reading pointing to 70. That means we might see short-term retracements before the token hits $0.033. We recommend buying in the short term on a potential retracement at the current level.

While long-term gains are possible, buyers should be aware of the key resistance. A breakout of the level would usher in a more lasting bullish momentum.

Summary

VeChain is likely to maintain the current momentum. Some short retracements are possible, although the token’s resistance is at $0.033. Investors should consider buying on short dips and ride the trend to the resistance level.