2026-01-16 10:25:24

XMR recently peaked at 718.85 and formed a classic tombstone doji pattern, which usually indicates a short-term momentum exhaustion. From a technical indicator perspective, there are some interesting signs—MACD's green bars are expanding, and the KDJ has entered the oversold zone, all signaling a potential technical rebound.

However, there's a problem: the moving average system (MA5/10/25) still maintains a clear bearish alignment, indicating that the major trend has not truly reversed, so caution is necessary.

**What is the more prudent way to operate?**

If the price can rebound to the 710.79 level and hold steady, you might consider lightly entering with no more than 10% of your position, but avoid greed. Set your take profit at 710.79, and make sure to set your stop loss at 680.00—once it breaks this level, the downtrend will accelerate, and you should exit decisively.

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DegenApeSurfer

· 01-18 16:08

Gravestone line + Bearish arrangement, this combination is a bit fierce... It feels like a rebound is just a trap --- 10% position? Still too conservative, but it makes sense, after all, the trend hasn't reversed yet --- Once the 680 line is broken, you have to run, very decisive --- Stand firm at 710.79, now entering is purely gambling --- Overbought is overbought, moving averages won't lie, this must be recognized --- I feel like XMR still has to drop another wave... --- Entering at 10%? Bro, how are you managing risk? --- Stop loss at 680 is a hard red line, don't be soft --- MACD expansion can't save a bearish arrangement --- Rebound and run, don't expect any big reversal

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LiquidatedThrice

· 01-18 11:35

The tombstone line has appeared, and this wave is a bit dangerous. I think it's better to wait and see. The bunch of bearish alignments on the moving averages look uncomfortable. Trying with 10% position is okay, but I really want to see if it can drop to 680 and break below. If it breaks, it probably will continue downward. XMR is a bit tricky. Last time, I got caught in a similar pattern. This time, I’ve learned my lesson and will stick strictly to stop-loss.

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Degen4Breakfast

· 01-18 05:23

People who went all-in immediately after the tombstone line peaked, how are they doing now?

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GasFeeNightmare

· 01-16 10:55

The tombstone line is back again. Is this real or fake this time? It feels like this pattern is appearing too frequently. Should we wait until it rebounds to 710.79 and stabilizes before touching? How long will that take? I’m a bit confused by this trend now. Entering with a 10% position, I won't regret it, right? Is the 680 stop-loss line solid enough? The moving averages are still in a bearish arrangement. It still doesn’t feel like the bottoming out time yet.

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APY追逐者

· 01-16 10:50

I'm already tired of this kind of tombstone pattern. I said the same last time, and it directly broke through the bottom. Do you still dare to intervene with 10%?

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MoonRocketTeam

· 01-16 10:46

Behind the tombstone line is usually heaven or hell. This time, XMR looks more like a shuttle to hell. The moving averages are so ugly, and you still want a rebound? Dream on [laugh] That 680 hurdle is really something to hold onto, or else the rocket will really crash. Don't say I didn't warn you then.

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NotSatoshi

· 01-16 10:45

Tombstone line with oversold... I've seen this trick too many times, and the result is always a worse drop. 10% position? Bro, you're being a bit too conservative. If 710.79 can't hold, it's probably game over. Instead of stressing over this level, it's better to wait for a breakdown.

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