We like to trade these breakouts, especially when they are backed with strong fundamentals (news).
Yesterday's post:
News:
AAVE Soars by More Than 11% AAVE, the native token of the Aave Protocol, is one of the top performers amongst the leading 100 cryptocurrencies by market cap. The token’s price has soared by more than 11% over the past 24 hours and is primed for further gains.
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AAVE has been rallying over the past few days following weeks of negative performance. The rally comes following the protocol’s recent adoption by Swiss-based SEBA Bank. SEBA Bank submitted a proposal to the Aave Protocol team two days ago, seeking to become whitelisted on Arc. Arc is the institutional platform developed by the team behind DeFi lending protocol Aave.
By getting whitelisted on Arc, SEBA Bank wants to allow its clients to gain broader access to the Aave platform. Due to regulatory challenges, SEBA’s institutional clients have been unable to deploy liquidities at a large scale in Aave until now. SEBA is one of the largest digital banks in Switzerland, and the adoption is huge news for the Aave ecosystem.