OG has recently shown multiple severe oversold signals across several cycles, but the trading volume has unusually expanded. This contradictory trend is indeed worth vigilance.
From a technical perspective, the 1-hour and 4-hour RSI have both fallen below 20, indicating an extreme oversold condition, while the 15-minute RSI remains relatively neutral. The 1-hour MACD histogram has just turned positive, but both lines are still deep below the zero axis. The most bizarre is the volume surge of 643%—is this caused by market panic selling leading to a dump, or smart money quietly accumulating at the bottom?
Currently, OG is weakly oscillating around 7.24. Resistance levels are at 7.50 and 7.80, while support levels are at 7.00 and 6.50.
If it breaks above 7.50, consider a light long position targeting 7.80, with a stop-loss at 7.30. But if it falls below 7.00, you should wait and see if 6.50 can hold. I recommend not trading near the current price, as the first rebound after a sharp drop is often a false move.
Honestly, my choice is **to wait and see**. The combination of oversold and huge volume is too easily misleading, and the direction is still unclear. Instead of betting on a rebound above 7.50, it’s better to wait for the 6.50 zone to show real support. Discipline always comes first.
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TokenomicsShaman
· 11h ago
643% trading volume indicates something is brewing, but even with the RSI breaking below 20, I still don't dare to buy the dip. That's really a bit timid.
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0xDreamChaser
· 11h ago
643% trading volume surge accompanied by oversold signals. This combination is truly bizarre, making it hard to tell who is smashing and who is bottom-fishing.
It's really not wrong to stay on the sidelines; those who have been fooled by fake falls understand.
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ChainWanderingPoet
· 11h ago
643% trading volume combined with overselling, this set of tactics is indeed a bit deadly. Bottom positioning is still a sell-off, and no one can say for sure right now.
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RSI breaking below 20 is already like this, still afraid of a false rebound? Let's just wait and see if 6.50 holds or not.
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Oversold is oversold, but the huge volume here remains a mystery. I'm also in the wait-and-see camp; rather than chasing highs, it's better to wait for clearer signals.
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The surge in trading volume indicates that the market is playing a game. However, there's really no need to get involved near the current price.
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Discipline comes first, I agree with that. Don't touch below 7.50, let's wait and see.
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Strange movement, smart money might be laying the groundwork at the bottom, but us ordinary folks still can't see through it.
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CryptoComedian
· 11h ago
Laughing and then crying, is the 643% trading volume a big move or just hype?
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GweiTooHigh
· 11h ago
643% trading volume surge accompanied by RSI dropping below 20. This combination is indeed uncanny; clearly, someone is accumulating positions at the bottom.
OG has recently shown multiple severe oversold signals across several cycles, but the trading volume has unusually expanded. This contradictory trend is indeed worth vigilance.
From a technical perspective, the 1-hour and 4-hour RSI have both fallen below 20, indicating an extreme oversold condition, while the 15-minute RSI remains relatively neutral. The 1-hour MACD histogram has just turned positive, but both lines are still deep below the zero axis. The most bizarre is the volume surge of 643%—is this caused by market panic selling leading to a dump, or smart money quietly accumulating at the bottom?
Currently, OG is weakly oscillating around 7.24. Resistance levels are at 7.50 and 7.80, while support levels are at 7.00 and 6.50.
If it breaks above 7.50, consider a light long position targeting 7.80, with a stop-loss at 7.30. But if it falls below 7.00, you should wait and see if 6.50 can hold. I recommend not trading near the current price, as the first rebound after a sharp drop is often a false move.
Honestly, my choice is **to wait and see**. The combination of oversold and huge volume is too easily misleading, and the direction is still unclear. Instead of betting on a rebound above 7.50, it’s better to wait for the 6.50 zone to show real support. Discipline always comes first.