- MATIC price retests a critical support area that could propel it by 51% to the tag all-time high at $2.70.
- A further spike in buying pressure could propel Polygon by 20% to $3.232.
- Polystarter receives backing from Polygon, a decentralized launchpad.
MATIC price looks ready to bounce after it tagged a crucial demand barrier. With the recent development of a platform that supports projects built on Polygon, a test of the all-time high or a record level seems likely.
Polystarter to accelerate growth for Polygon-based projects
Polygon is known for its developments and a plethora of partnerships over the past years, which has helped many projects scale on Ethereum. In a recent announcement, MATIC, the blockchain that provides L2 scaling solutions, announced backing for the launch of Polystarter, a decentralized fundraising platform for projects built on Polygon.
The newly unveiled, Polystarter consisting of teams from the MATIC project, aims to overcome early-stage projects’ hindrances.
The blog further reads,
In addition to being a decentralized fundraising platform, we will also enable the projects to access an array of solutions including marketing support, advisory and technical support from a network of ecosystem partners and prominent stakeholders.
More details on the project, including the whitepaper, technical roadmap, future milestones, etc., are yet to be released.
MATIC price eyes a higher high
MATIC price is currently testing a demand zone that extends from $1.652 to $1.783. A decisive 4-hour candlestick close above 61.8% Fibonacci retracement level at $1.953 will signal the start of an uptrend.
In that case, Polygon could rally nearly 25% to retest the recent swing high at $2.438 on May 26. Following a breach of this, MATIC price could retest the all-time high at $2.70.
If the bid orders continue to pour in, the L2 scaling token’s market value could likely surge an additional 20% to test $3.232, the 127.2% Fibonacci extension level.
MATIC/USDT 4-hour chart
On the flip side, if the MATIC price breaks down the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement level at $1.492, it would signal a bearish breakout. In that case, Polygon could slide 20% to tag the 23.6% Fibonacci retracement level at $1.206.
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