$MSTR shows a clear bearish pattern on the technical chart. The key is whether it can find support at the logarithmic Fibonacci support level combined with the 50-month moving average (orange line marked on the chart). This position converges multiple technical signals—long-term moving average system + important Fibonacci retracement levels, which are often points of interest for institutions and large investors. If it breaks below this level, it may face further downside pressure; conversely, it could become a starting point for a rebound. Recent volatility has been high, so it’s worth observing how the price behaves in this support zone.
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ImpermanentPhobia
· 13h ago
50-month moving average + Fibonacci, this combo looks pretty fierce, but honestly, do institutions really care about these dashed lines?
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Break below and feed the wolves, rebound and eat the profits, it looks ridiculous.
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Multiple signals stacking up... sounds professional, but in reality? Just decorations in the market.
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This support level is so critical, why is it still falling? Shouldn't it have rebounded long ago?
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Institutions are waiting there, retail investors are also watching, it all depends on who can't hold on first.
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Key support, multiple signals, I'm already tired of these phrases, but the money still keeps losing.
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Serious technical analysis, but with such big fluctuations, even the indicators can't keep up.
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If this defensive line is really broken, be prepared to face the next trap.
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Fibonacci meeting the 50-month moving average, sounds like an absolute defense line, but in reality? Heh.
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wrekt_but_learning
· 13h ago
The 50-month moving average position is really crucial. Institutions are definitely lurking there. Let's see if it can hold.
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DuskSurfer
· 13h ago
The 50-month moving average hurdle, it feels a bit uncertain this time, and the institutions are all watching.
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GweiWatcher
· 13h ago
Fibonacci support breaking is game over, not breaking means a rebound, this is technical analysis haha
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Does the 50-month moving average, a long-term indicator, really work, or is it just for psychological comfort?
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Institutions have long since dumped, what use do we retail investors have in reading charts?
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The break is a done deal, this round can't rebound
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Let's wait and see, the key still depends on whether the trading volume cooperates
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Honestly, this support level has been broken countless times, don't be too superstitious
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Does multiple signals stacking mean they are definitely useful? I don't believe it
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If it breaks that line, I’ll cut my losses immediately, I don't want to keep going with it
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Rebound starting point? Laughs, every time it's said, it still ends up falling
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What are we observing, whether to buy or not to buy is the real question
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CodeSmellHunter
· 13h ago
The orange line of the 50-month moving average really can't hold up; institutions have already pulled out.
$MSTR shows a clear bearish pattern on the technical chart. The key is whether it can find support at the logarithmic Fibonacci support level combined with the 50-month moving average (orange line marked on the chart). This position converges multiple technical signals—long-term moving average system + important Fibonacci retracement levels, which are often points of interest for institutions and large investors. If it breaks below this level, it may face further downside pressure; conversely, it could become a starting point for a rebound. Recent volatility has been high, so it’s worth observing how the price behaves in this support zone.