$4 currently quotes at 0.02127 USDT, just now a short-term surge broke through and has entered a correction phase. Looking at the performance of the last 10 15-minute K-lines, market volatility is still within a normal range, but the 8th K-line is noteworthy — a single candle rose by 2.25%, with volatility reaching 2.68%, the real body accounting for over 80% and accompanied by volume, clearly indicating some funds are flowing in. This situation usually indicates either sector rotation or a specific news catalyst driving the move.
From a short-term trading perspective, after the high was broken and then pulled back slightly, the focus now shifts to the 0.0208-0.0210 range. If the price can hold here, and a bullish 15-minute K-line closes, it may be considered a light entry towards the previous high around 0.0218, with a stop-loss below 0.0205. Currently, volatility remains active, so the pace needs to be faster, with quick entries and exits, and keep the position size small.
But a word of caution — the overall market is still mainly consolidating, with an average fluctuation of just 1.47%, which seems small. Some trading volume is starting to shrink (for example, the 10th K-line shows obvious volume reduction). If the upward momentum cannot be sustained, it’s easy for the price to revisit the moving average area. So, as always, stay flexible and don’t be greedy.
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ForkPrince
· 9h ago
The 8th candlestick is indeed interesting, but the key point is the shrinking volume. The signal of insufficient momentum is too obvious.
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StableNomad
· 9h ago
nah that 8th candle is giving me LUNA flashback vibes... statistically speaking those volume spikes usually fizzle out unless smart money actually sticks around, which... they don't lol
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DAOdreamer
· 9h ago
It's the same trick again. When the price spikes, you have to sell; don't wait for it to retrace.
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consensus_whisperer
· 9h ago
The 8th candlestick is indeed interesting, but the shrinking volume came quite quickly... This time, it still depends on whether we can hold the 0.021 level.
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Frontrunner
· 9h ago
The funds poured into the 8th candlestick were quite aggressive, but it's really hard to say how long this rally can last. The volume has shrunk.
$4 currently quotes at 0.02127 USDT, just now a short-term surge broke through and has entered a correction phase. Looking at the performance of the last 10 15-minute K-lines, market volatility is still within a normal range, but the 8th K-line is noteworthy — a single candle rose by 2.25%, with volatility reaching 2.68%, the real body accounting for over 80% and accompanied by volume, clearly indicating some funds are flowing in. This situation usually indicates either sector rotation or a specific news catalyst driving the move.
From a short-term trading perspective, after the high was broken and then pulled back slightly, the focus now shifts to the 0.0208-0.0210 range. If the price can hold here, and a bullish 15-minute K-line closes, it may be considered a light entry towards the previous high around 0.0218, with a stop-loss below 0.0205. Currently, volatility remains active, so the pace needs to be faster, with quick entries and exits, and keep the position size small.
But a word of caution — the overall market is still mainly consolidating, with an average fluctuation of just 1.47%, which seems small. Some trading volume is starting to shrink (for example, the 10th K-line shows obvious volume reduction). If the upward momentum cannot be sustained, it’s easy for the price to revisit the moving average area. So, as always, stay flexible and don’t be greedy.