2025-12-31 01:22:45

WCT current price is at 0.090, forming a battle between bulls and bears. The 15-minute overbought condition has been corrected, RSI has fallen to 41 indicating short-term weakness, but the 1-hour and 4-hour trends are still intact — this is the problem: small cycles are weak, large cycles are still strong, yet trading volume is shrinking.

From the indicators, the 1-hour RSI is at 58, and the MACD histogram has turned negative, showing that momentum is clearly waning. Although the 4-hour RSI at 68 remains strong, this "large and small cycle divergence" combined with shrinking volume can easily lead to false breakouts.

My approach is simple: wait for confirmation within the 0.085-0.095 range. Either break above 0.095 to go long, targeting 0.100, but cut losses immediately if it falls below 0.092. Or break below 0.085 to go short, targeting 0.080, with a stop loss if it rises above 0.088. Stay calm and disciplined.

In this current emotional state, the biggest test is execution. Many people get stuck on "wait a bit longer," so once the confirmation signal appears, act according to plan, and strictly adhere to stop-loss rules.

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MechanicalMartel

· 7h ago

Ha, it's that big and small cycle differentiation again. This is what I fear the most. Wait, even with shrinking volume, you still dare to chase? The risk is too high. Stick to 0.085-0.095 and wait patiently, don't think about bottom fishing. Stop-loss is easy to say but hard to do. Most people will still "wait a bit longer." The WCT trend indeed seems to be telling a story; even the hourly chart has turned negative.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 7h ago

I'm afraid it's another false breakout, and the shrinking volume is really just an illusion. --- The 0.090 level is indeed a bit awkward; let's wait and see for signals. --- Good discipline on stop-loss, but it's easy to fall into "waiting a bit longer" when executing. --- The divergence between large and small cycles combined with shrinking volume is a bit dangerous. --- Can't chase, and afraid to short, so let's just watch this one. --- RSI at 68 is still strong, but it feels like it can't hold much longer. --- I'm also waiting for a breakout in the 0.085 to 0.095 range. --- Many people really get caught up in indecision, don't they?

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FundingMartyr

· 7h ago

Ha, this situation of large and small cycle differentiation is really uncomfortable. When trading volume shrinks, it's all false signals. The most annoying are those "wait a little longer" folks, who end up getting trapped in the middle. 0.085-0.095 strictly adhere to discipline, break below and run, there's nothing more to say.

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VCsSuckMyLiquidity

· 7h ago

Regarding this wave of market movement, I actually think there's no need to rush, just wait and see. Waiting for a clear signal is the key, otherwise it's easy to get caught. Those brothers rushing to buy, they'll start regretting in half an hour. Set your stop-loss and go to sleep, don't watch the market. With such weak volume, further decline wouldn't be surprising.

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gas_fee_therapist

· 7h ago

It's the same pattern of size cycle differentiation, it's just annoying to watch. Let's wait and see, anyway there's only about 0.085-0.095 of room. RSI 58 has already started to turn around, the probability of this fake breakout is quite high. Execution is indeed a problem; I tend to "wait a bit longer," and then I miss out. The most frustrating thing is shrinking volume; breakouts without volume are all fake. If it breaks 0.092, I have to run; I don't want to be trapped.

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