CVE's price action isn't flashing a clean bullish signal just yet from the charts.
Last week wrapped up with a bearish continuation candle—pretty clear sign that sellers are still calling the shots in the short term. But here's the thing: that lower wick tells us something interesting. It shows the bulls actually showed up to defend the 50 EMA. Whether that hold sticks or breaks is the key question right now.
The setup remains choppy. You've got bears in control, but there's enough buying interest at support levels to keep a potential reversal in play. It's one of those situations where patience beats guessing. Watch how price reacts around that 50-day moving average—if it holds and we see some real conviction buying, that could be the technical flip we're waiting for. Right now? Just noise and indecision.
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NFTBlackHole
· 21h ago
Whether the 50 EMA can hold is the key; it's still too early to talk about a reversal.
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HodlAndChill
· 01-10 12:55
Whether the 50 EMA holds or not is the key. Right now, it's a waiting-for-news phase. Don't make reckless moves.
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AirdropChaser
· 01-10 12:52
Wait a minute, the 50 EMA is still holding strong. If it breaks this time, it feels like there's no point anymore.
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TopBuyerBottomSeller
· 01-10 12:50
It's that familiar routine again... Whether the 50 EMA can hold or not is the real issue. Nothing else matters right now.
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GasDevourer
· 01-10 12:39
Is the wick of the 50-day moving average hinting at something? Feels like it's still entangled...
CVE's price action isn't flashing a clean bullish signal just yet from the charts.
Last week wrapped up with a bearish continuation candle—pretty clear sign that sellers are still calling the shots in the short term. But here's the thing: that lower wick tells us something interesting. It shows the bulls actually showed up to defend the 50 EMA. Whether that hold sticks or breaks is the key question right now.
The setup remains choppy. You've got bears in control, but there's enough buying interest at support levels to keep a potential reversal in play. It's one of those situations where patience beats guessing. Watch how price reacts around that 50-day moving average—if it holds and we see some real conviction buying, that could be the technical flip we're waiting for. Right now? Just noise and indecision.