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$BRETT is currently in an extremely overbought state. I checked the performance across different timeframes.
The 15-minute RSI has already surged to 70, the 1-hour chart even reached 80, and the 4-hour chart is more outrageous—RSI soared to 89. But what's most heartbreaking here? Trading volume has shrunk by 98%. This typical divergence indicates that although the price is rising sharply, the buying momentum is significantly weakening, and the structure itself is very fragile.
From a technical perspective, 0.0200 is a psychological barrier, and it is also the current price level. Above, there are resistance levels at 0.0208 and 0.0215. Support below is around 0.0192, and further down is 0.0180.
Honestly, I am more inclined to wait and see at this point. Overbought conditions combined with decreasing volume is a risky combination for chasing the high. If the price breaks below 0.0192, I might consider a small short position, targeting 0.0180, with a stop-loss set at 0.0198. Conversely, if volume follows through and breaks above 0.0208, don’t rush to buy; it’s better to wait for a pullback to around 0.0200 without breaking below, then lightly go long with a target of 0.0215 and a stop-loss at 0.0195.
The most important thing is: prioritize defense. Better to miss an opportunity than get caught in a trap. Once a breakdown occurs, cut losses decisively. Don’t get emotionally stuck. Of course, unexpected news can come at any time, and no matter how perfect the technical setup looks, nothing is certain.
I'm also observing. Chasing this kind of thing now is just a gambler's mentality.
Let's wait for a breakdown first; the idea of prioritizing defense is correct.
Once the unexpected news came out, everything was ruined. Technical analysis really isn't much use.
But on the other hand, if this time it really rebounds to 0.0215, I might try a small position and see.
Such a weak rebound in trading volume, I really don't dare to chase.
Break below 0.0192, I go short, it's that simple.
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RSI soared to 89, really can't hold on anymore, just an artificial high.
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Another rebound waiting game, but can it really come back this time?
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The saying "defense first" is correct, everything else is nonsense.
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Let's see if the volume can catch up; entering now is just sending money away.
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See you at 0.0180, I bet this wave will come back up.
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Overbought with shrinking volume is really disgusting; it's wise to stay on the sidelines.
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If it breaks 0.0192, I’m also ready to cut, don’t want to get trapped.
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It's true that the mindset shouldn't be stuck, but most people are stuck.
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This wave will either surge or plummet, there's no middle ground.