Bosh is a leading enterprise in regards to the research and development of technology designed for Internet Of Things (IoT). Currently Bosh is integrating its new data collection IoT device with the decentralized IOTA Data Marketplace.
IOTA Marketplace is where parties can trade (buy and sell) access to active data streams, through MAM (Masked Authenticated Messaging). MAM is often said to be like a radio, where Only who knows the radio frequency may reach the message. In MAM, only who knows the Channel Key can get access to the data. Also, users can “trust the source and integrity of data even though the identity of the source is masked”.
After Bosh announced about the partnership, IOTA has gained more than 5% over the Bitcoin, hitting 79k satoshis. Nevertheless, the growth has been short-lived and price currently stuck close the 200 Moving Average. The recently low at 76k satoshis could prove to play an important role in the short term price development. Daily close below that price, could send IOT/BTC down to the 72-74k support area, confirmed with Fibonacci retracement levels.
But, as long as daily close will remain above, IOT can be expected to move higher, especially considering the fact that the 78.6% Fibonacci resistance has been broken. The next upside target is seen at 84-85k satoshis area, which is 61.% Fibonacci.
Its worth mentioning that the RSI oscillator broke above the descending channel and found the support at the upper trend line, rejecting it recently. Considering these technical aspects as well as the huge partnership with Bosh, over the medium term price increase should be expected.
Having said that, probability that 74k satoshis support area will be re-tested should not be ignored. And finally, if 70k satoshis physiological support is broken, bullish outlook will become much less likely. In that case the downtrend continuation could be the most expected scenario.
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