The volatility could be attributed to the announcement of new coin reward rates that would be implemented on July 1. Read about the changes in the article linked below.
Coin Reward Rates Update from July 1, 2021
Meanwhile, the wall of sell orders remains intact. There are orders to sell 18,135.63 coins for the asking price of 3.5100.
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Market Depth
Market Depth reveals, where traders have set up buy and sell orders. The up to date data is published at dukascoin.com. Below, one can observe the market orders on June 16.
There are orders to buy at least 100 coins at each exchange rate level below the 2.9800 mark. At most levels it is exactly 100 coins. Due to that reason it can be assumed that a larger market player keeps orders to buy up coins, if the price declines.
In regards to sell orders, on June 16 the wall of sell orders at 3.5100 consisted of 18,135.63 sell orders.
In addition, there were orders to sell 1,397.65 coins at 3.6200. The orders at 3.6200 had not changed since June 2.
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Future outlook
In the near term future, the rate was most likely going to remain below the 3.5100 mark. That is assumed as it would take more than 18,000.00 coins to be bought for the price to move above this level.
Meanwhile, a decline of the price is more likely due to the lack of buy orders as low as the 2.9800 level. The price for Dukascoin could reach this level, if sellers begin to give in to the stalemate and start selling for lower prices.