VVV/USDT this wave of market movement is quite interesting. The RSI on the 15-minute, 1-hour, and 4-hour charts are all in overbought territory, standing at 74, 74.6, and 77.4 respectively, especially the 77.4 on the 4-hour chart which is quite intense. However, trading volume has increased by 156%. Although the MACD on the 1-hour timeframe is still showing upward momentum, how long can the momentum sustain? That’s the key question.
The current price around 2.73 is a clear battle zone. Looking upward, 2.80 is the first resistance level; if broken, try for 2.95. Looking downward, 2.65 is support; if it falls further, then 2.50 will be the next target.
Honestly, I am currently in a wait-and-see mode. If the price effectively breaks above 2.80, I will jump in to take profits; if it breaks below 2.65, I will reverse and go short. As for the current position? With such severe overbought conditions, chasing the high often results in losses for retail traders. Better to miss a move than get caught in a trap.
This is just my chart analysis and for reference only.
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RealYieldWizard
· 14h ago
77.4 is already so fierce, are you still chasing? I think this is a signal to cut the leeks; I'll consider it again when it drops to 2.50.
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consensus_failure
· 01-10 19:49
So aggressively overbought, yet still dare to chase? The chart is so clear, it all depends on who blinks first.
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GasGoblin
· 01-10 19:49
This RSI is already at 77, and you're still willing to chase? Your brain must be really tough.
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MEVHunterX
· 01-10 19:47
77.4 this data is really fierce, but what I fear most is this kind of overbought situation that can still continue to rise. Let's wait and see; I won't act without a clear direction.
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AltcoinHunter
· 01-10 19:41
77.4 RSI is indeed quite aggressive, but have you ever thought that this might be the market manipulators doing a shakeout? Every time I think this way, I get proven wrong.
Wait, a 156% surge in trading volume—seriously? Where does this data come from?
I'd rather miss a wave than get trapped, but saying that is easy; actually doing it is hard, brother.
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JustAnotherWallet
· 01-10 19:39
77.4 RSI is indeed fierce, but what I worry more about is how long the 156% volume can last... It's right to stay on the sidelines; those who chased the highs should be regretting now.
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MetaEggplant
· 01-10 19:30
Still daring to chase after such overbought? Small retail investors' life savings are just gone like that.
VVV/USDT this wave of market movement is quite interesting. The RSI on the 15-minute, 1-hour, and 4-hour charts are all in overbought territory, standing at 74, 74.6, and 77.4 respectively, especially the 77.4 on the 4-hour chart which is quite intense. However, trading volume has increased by 156%. Although the MACD on the 1-hour timeframe is still showing upward momentum, how long can the momentum sustain? That’s the key question.
The current price around 2.73 is a clear battle zone. Looking upward, 2.80 is the first resistance level; if broken, try for 2.95. Looking downward, 2.65 is support; if it falls further, then 2.50 will be the next target.
Honestly, I am currently in a wait-and-see mode. If the price effectively breaks above 2.80, I will jump in to take profits; if it breaks below 2.65, I will reverse and go short. As for the current position? With such severe overbought conditions, chasing the high often results in losses for retail traders. Better to miss a move than get caught in a trap.
This is just my chart analysis and for reference only.