These past couple of days, ORDI has become quite interesting. It has risen over 6% in 24 hours, with the price climbing from around 3.14 all the way up to 3.33, currently hovering around 3.36. If you only look at this increase, it’s not huge but not small either, but the key point is—this coin has been consolidating at the bottom for a long time.

Looking at the candlestick chart, both MA25 and MA99 are still pressing above 3.57, indicating that the overall trend hasn't fully turned bullish yet. But the MACD has just turned positive, and the DIF line is starting to cross upward. The bars over the past seven hours are getting longer, showing that the bulls are secretly gaining strength. The veterans in the community are already shouting “Golden Cross,” with six consecutive green candles on the daily chart. Although each candle isn’t very long, these small upward moves are often more worth paying attention to than big candles.

What’s the funniest situation right now? The RSI is already a bit overheated, and the large inflow ratio isn’t very stable, so technically, a small pullback could happen at any time. But honestly, at this position, where could it pull back to? The low point at 3.06 has just been tested, and there’s support below.

For ORDI, everyone who understands knows—its temperament depends on when the Shenzhen gang makes a move. These folks are quick and wild, and if they really set their sights on it, they won’t wait long to push it up. At this price, to be blunt, it’s a bargain. If you’re really interested, don’t think about perfectly bottoming out; no one knows where the lowest point is. Either do small-position dollar-cost averaging or place a low buy order and wait, both are better than chasing the high.

Don’t wait until they really push it up, then regret saying “I knew it earlier.” If you believe in this, start positioning early; if not, just watch the show. Anyway, I think at this level, you won’t lose money by just holding on for time. $ORDI ‌#我的Gate交易时刻