2026-01-03 23:20:54

NEAR displaying a textbook right-angled descending broadening formation on the chart. The pattern shows price action expanding downward within widening boundaries, a classic setup traders watch for potential breakout moves. The structural elements suggest increased volatility as the formation matures, making this a key level to monitor for the next directional impulse.

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ChainDoctor

· 01-05 10:46

It's that broken pattern again. Every time, they say it's a key level, but what happens? NEAR still needs to keep falling to break the level. I just can't understand when this thing will rebound.

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SelfSovereignSteve

· 01-04 22:58

Hmm... Looks like NEAR is about to make a move again. This kind of diffusion pattern is just holding back a big move.

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gas_fee_trauma

· 01-04 10:45

Near's chart is indeed a bit tight right now, just waiting for that moment to break through.

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ZkSnarker

· 01-03 23:42

alright so here's the thing about these broadening formations—they're basically the market saying "i have no idea what i'm doing" but in chart pattern language lmao. textbook setup sure, but tbh those textbooks weren't written yesterday... watched this exact scenario play out like five times already this cycle. volatile impulse incoming? more like "pick a direction any direction" energy ngl

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RektRecovery

· 01-03 23:42

yeah so this is the formation everyone and their dog sees coming... volatility expanding downward, widening boundaries, the whole predictable playbook. watch how most retail gets trapped thinking they're early. classic setup for absolute carnage when it finally breaks.

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AllInAlice

· 01-03 23:31

Near's downward expansion pattern is quite fierce; we need to keep a close watch.

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GasFeeNightmare

· 01-03 23:25

Staying up late again on the gas tracker, this NEAR chart looks a bit painful. The width is getting larger, and my mindset is the same... A downward wide-range oscillation. When it breaks out, the gas fees will spike again. I have to manually calculate the right moment to buy so I don't lose everything.

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