The performance of GUN these days has been truly fierce—37% increase, with trading volume soaring to 1.637 billion USDT, and open interest piling up to a high of 625 million. At first glance, many might think this is a healthy upward trend, but a closer look at the chart reveals several issues.



The price is currently hovering around 0.02172. From a technical perspective, there's significant resistance here. Looking upward, 0.02380 is a tough nut—both a recent high and a psychological barrier. Looking downward, 0.01850 is the bottom line. If the volume increases and the price breaks below this level, the short-term upward trend will have to give way. Based on the current volume and price action, the probability of chasing the high is not very optimistic; instead, there's about a 65% chance of a pullback or consolidation.

The key concern is the OI (Open Interest) number—it’s alarmingly high. Such a high figure indicates that leveraged funds are heavily concentrated at this price level, with both bulls and bears in confrontation. If the price starts to consolidate sideways or slightly retrace, and no one cuts their positions, it could be a sign of an impending reversal—what are the big players brewing? Conversely, if the price continues upward but trading volume begins to shrink, be cautious—this could be the main force pushing the price higher to dump, a common trap to lure more buyers.

As for trading advice, chasing the high now carries significant risk. It’s better to wait near the 0.01850 support level, observe whether volume and price action improve, and only enter after a confirmed signal on the right side. GUN itself is a target in GameFi and the metaverse, aiming to make complex DeFi operations (liquidity mining, NFT fragmentation, etc.) more gamified and accessible for users. This direction is promising, but in the short term, at this price level, caution is advised to avoid getting caught in a deep trap.
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TopEscapeArtistvip
· 5h ago
0.01850 I have to stay here and wait, no more messing around. The tactics of selling at high points are unpredictable.
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MetaMaximalistvip
· 21h ago
look, the OI numbers here are actually fascinating from a network effects perspective—this is exactly the kind of leverage concentration that precedes either major protocol adoption shifts or total liquidation cascades. most retail won't understand the infrastructure implications but whatever
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DegenDreamervip
· 01-08 08:52
It's another scenario where people chase the high after a rise and get trapped. With such explosive OI, you really need to be cautious.
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WealthCoffeevip
· 01-08 08:52
I believe in the 65% retracement probability, but the key question is who dares to buy at this high OI level. --- It's another trap of诱多 (fake bullish signals), and someone always falls for it. I just watch from the sidelines. --- Holding support levels is a good strategy, but patience is required. Currently, everyone chasing is just a bagholder. --- GameFi is fine, but this price level is indeed risky. Wait until it drops to 1850 before considering. --- A 37 percentage point increase with 6.25 billion OI—this combination is a bit terrifying. --- Keep a close eye on signals of large players pushing prices up to unload, shrinking trading volume is the most dangerous. --- The moment of sideways consolidation turning into a breakout is the real opportunity. Chasing high now is just gambling with luck. --- Why do some people always like to chase highs? Isn't being caught once enough? --- If the 0.02380 level can't be broken, then a rebound is an opportunity. --- My strategy is to wait for a dip; anyway, those in a hurry will be the first to get cut.
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ZenMinervip
· 01-08 08:50
Another wave of hype, a 37% increase looks exciting, but with such high Open Interest, I really feel uneasy. I only dare to buy below 0.01850, otherwise I’m just risking getting trapped. GUN’s logic is correct, just not the right price to buy; wait for a pullback. The main players play this routine year after year, why are some still chasing? Before the volume and price coordination improves, I won’t move at all. Unrealized gains are tempting, but survival comes first. This position is too risky. Large investors are in confrontation, small traders should not join the fun—just watch the show. If it can’t break 0.02380, it’s a false breakout. It’s time to face reality, everyone. Trading volume is starting to shrink but prices are still rising? That’s a sign of distribution. I’ve learned to be smarter this time. GameFi is great, but we should wait for a pullback before entering again, friends.
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OPsychologyvip
· 01-08 08:40
625 million OI piled up here, it seems like big players are holding back a big move.
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LiquidationWatchervip
· 01-08 08:25
Chasing the high is suicide; with OI so explosive, you should have run long ago.
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