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APR/USDT

APR/USDT has just attracted attention with an extraordinary surge of around 170% in 24 hours. The price is currently at 0.5593 USDT after briefly touching 0.5886, while trading volume has risen sharply.

However, there is one interesting point: the RSI is already around 91, indicating extremely overbought conditions.

On the other hand, the price remains well above the MA and Supertrend, signaling strong bullish momentum.

Do you think this rally still has room to continue, or is it instead getting closer to a major correction?

Would it be wiser to wait for a pullback and support confirmation rather than chase the price amid the euphoria? Let's discuss together.

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Emimi04
2026-08-16
Good morning everyone🗿
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CrossChainMessenger
2026-08-13
A 170% surge is indeed scary, but with the RSI already at 91, wouldn’t jumping in now just mean buying the top? I’ll sit back and watch for now, then reconsider after a pullback to support.
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StableSwapSavant
2026-08-13
I think straight-line pumps are the riskiest: when retail traders rush in, the market starts harvesting them. Better to wait for a pullback to the MA before considering an entry—playing it safe never hurts.
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CryptoPsycho
2026-08-13
Some see an opportunity for further gains; I see a liquidation warning. Although trading volume is high, a parabolic rise can also turn into a waterfall on the pullback. Be careful.
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GliderPilot
2026-08-12
Haha, in a bull market, overbought can become even more overbought—the indicators are there to be broken through. But don’t take too large a position; what if a wick appears?
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GasSpeculator
2026-08-12
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A 170% gain and an RSI of 91—this is clearly a sentiment-driven market. If you didn’t get in early, the best move now is to keep your hands off and wait for the market to teach you a lesson.
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