Loopring (LRC) technical analysis:
Trade setup: Bullish breakout from Falling Wedge pattern, needs to be confirmed with a break above $0.30 resistance to indicate trend reversal. If confirmed, upside potential to $0.40 next. (set a price alert).
Patterns: Falling Wedge Usually results in a bullish breakout. When price breaks the upper trend line the price is expected to trend higher. Emerging patterns (before a breakout occurs) can be traded by swing traders between the convergence lines; however, most traders should wait for a completed pattern with a breakout and then place a BUY order.
Trend: Uptrend on Short- and Medium-Term basis and Downtrend on Long-Term basis.
Momentum is Bullish but inflecting. MACD Line is above MACD Signal Line and RSI is above 55 but momentum may have peaked since MACD Histogram bars are declining, which suggests that momentum is weakening.
OBV (On Balance Volume): is rising, indicating that volume on Up days is greater than volume on Down days. Hence, demand (buyers) exceeds supply (sellers).
Support and Resistance: Nearest Support Zone is $0.20. The nearest Resistance Zone is $0.30, which it broke, then $0.40.
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Overview
Loopring is an open protocol for building high-performance, order book decentralized exchanges on Ethereum. Their goal is to enable the building of highly scalable exchanges without compromising Ethereum-level security guarantees through a zkRollup construction.
History
Loopring’s primary objectives include reducing user reliance on centralized exchanges or other trusted third parties and enabling global liquid markets. Loopring protocol pursues this by incentivizing ecosystem participants to perform exchange functions in a decentralized manner, with trades processed by non-custodial smart contracts. Although blockchains inherently provide trustless trading, there are problems with building exchanges purely on-chain. Specifically, processing speed, throughput, and computation costs. Performing all exchange steps on-chain can be prohibitively expensive, or impossible to emulate centralized exchange speed and performance. For these reasons, Loopring has moved almost all data and computation off-chain but leverages zero-knowledge proofs to retain trust-minimized properties. Loopring originally planned to be blockchain agnostic and to operate on all feasible large public blockchains with smart contract capability. Loopring was first deployed on Ethereum to trade ERC20 tokens and uses its LRC token to operate. It has deployed on top of NEO and airdropped a native LRN, however, that effort is paused. There were plans for a similar launch on top of QTUM with an LRQ token but that was scrapped entirely.
Technology
Loopring uses a traditional order-book exchange model but moves all computation off-chain by using zero-knowledge proofs (zkSNARKs). When a user wants to deposit funds, they send assets to an exchange smart contract. Their balances are stored off-chain in Merkle trees where they are updated based on transfer requests rather than an actual exchange of assets between user wallets. The manner in which orders are matched up is up to the exchange operator but when it comes time for settlement, the protocol will create a ring settlement request by matching two orders and sending the request to the operator who in turn includes it in a block, receives a fee and commits the request on-chain. Users can also withdraw their funds at any time. If a specified amount of time passes since the withdrawal requests and the exchange still has not processed the withdrawal, the protocol will enter an irreversible withdrawal mode that shuts the exchange down enabling only withdrawal functionality.
Usage Details
LRC tokens are used for protocol pool staking which receives 70% of the fee distribution. Anyone user can stake for a minimum of 90 days to receive their proportional share of the fees. Exchange owners also need to stake for reputation and safety. There is a minimum of 250,000 LRC for an exchange with data availability and 1 million LRC for an exchange without data availability. Funds can be withdrawn when the exchange returns funds to users and shuts down, otherwise, they will be slashed. Exchanges can also stake additional tokens to reduce the maker/taker fees.
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