2026-01-11 23:22:25

MYX has been performing quite well recently. The signs of multi-cycle resonance are quite evident—RSI on the 15-minute, 1-hour, and 4-hour charts are all clustered around 60. This kind of balanced bullish momentum leaning towards the upside is quite rare. The 1-hour MACD just experienced a golden cross upward, combined with a 440% surge in trading volume. This combination of rising price and volume is indeed interesting.

From a technical perspective, a few key levels should be kept in mind. Currently, 5.55 is a daily support level. If this level can hold, then 5.70 and 5.90 are two more realistic targets. Conversely, if the price drops, 5.40 is a critical level, and below that, 5.20.

My plan is as follows: take a light position around 5.55 to try for a long, with targets at 5.70 and 5.90, and set the stop-loss at 5.39 without wavering. If it falls below 5.40, I will accept the loss and wait for stabilization around 5.20 before considering further action. If it breaks through 5.70, I can add to the position, but I need to be confident—I've suffered a few losses recently, so I will cut this position in half immediately, and if it breaks below support, I will close the position without hesitation.

The resonance between volume and price indeed gives me confidence, but the most important thing in trading is to stick to the plan and execute the predetermined stop-loss levels.

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DAOdreamer

· 5h ago

The resonance of price and volume is indeed stable this wave, but I think the key level at 5.55 is uncertain. It depends on whether the trading volume can maintain this 440% enthusiasm. --- Honestly, cutting half of the position was a smart decision. Those who have experienced losses understand that feeling. Compared to greed, they fear a pullback more. --- I also see the MACD golden cross combined with RSI accumulation, but I don't dare to hold a heavy position. Now every time, I am nervous and trembling. --- 5.70 is not a dream; the problem is whether it can be held. It seems more difficult than breaking through 5.55. --- The stop-loss at 5.39 is quite clear. The key is to have discipline in execution. Most people probably lose here.

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GateUser-c802f0e8

· 15h ago

Price-volume resonance is indeed good, but if it breaks below 5.55, you still need to follow the stop-loss. --- This wave of multi-cycle resonance looks comfortable, but I'm just worried about changing my mind out of greed. --- A 440% surge in volume sounds crazy, but the probability of a break is not small. It's better to be cautious. --- I've learned to cut half of my position; the worst thing is greed causing you to lose profits back. --- If the 5.55 support can't hold, just admit defeat. Such execution is indeed rare. --- MACD golden cross combined with volume, theoretically no problem, just see if it can really rise to 5.90. --- Setting the stop-loss at 5.39 is decent; compared to those who stubbornly hold on, at least I feel more at ease. --- Multi-cycle resonance sounds professional, but I always feel that during such times, you're most likely to get hit by a reverse move. --- After losing a few times, I directly cut half of my position. This reflection is quite quick.

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LeverageAddict

· 19h ago

The concept of volume-price resonance is well explained, but I always feel that the 5.55 level is a bit risky; historically, it has dropped sharply several times here. Strictly adhering to stop-loss is really important; just from your last sentence, I can tell you've suffered quite a few losses. If this wave can really hold steady at 5.70, it will be interesting; then we can go all in.

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GasGoblin

· 01-11 23:52

This wave of volume and price resonance is indeed at its peak. I'm just worried about being soft-hearted—losing a hand hurts much more than losing a leg.

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TestnetNomad

· 01-11 23:51

The recent wave of volume and price resonance has indeed been captured well. I'm just worried that they might change their mind at the last moment. This bad habit needs to be fixed.

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BTCWaveRider

· 01-11 23:49

This wave of volume and price resonance is indeed quite satisfying, but I'm still hesitant. Entering with a small position to protect my capital is the priority.

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LiquidityHunter

· 01-11 23:39

A 440% surge in volume combined with RSI's accumulation... seems like a sign of sudden liquidity release. Need to keep a close eye on DEX price spread changes.

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YieldChaser

· 01-11 23:37

The simultaneous rise in price and volume is indeed comfortable to watch, but I'm worried it might be another false breakout that messes with the mindset. The 5.55 barrier has a pretty good chance of breaking, given how volatile the market has been recently. Agree with cutting half of the position; staying alive and exiting is more important than anything. If it breaks 5.40, sell immediately—don't get caught up over a dollar; there will be many more opportunities later. RSI stacking sounds sexy, but I still trust stop-losses more than indicators. Remember to report when this order goes up; see if you can avoid the previous pitfalls.

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