$ZEC is showing the old accumulation scent that the current market lacks
In a market full of short-term pumps, ZEC is going against the tide. The price moves slowly, in a controlled manner, without chaotic liquidations. This is a classic accumulation style that was very familiar in the past. The volume is low but stable, not the type of dangerous liquidity drought. Whales like charts like this because they don't have to compete. ZEC is not for the impatient, but it suits those who want to catch the rotation phase.
$ASTER is sitting too dangerously still for those on the outside
After many hours of slipping, ASTER began to enter a price compression state. The candles are getting smaller, with narrow fluctuations, just like a market waiting for a signal. Interestingly, each time the price is driven down, it is pulled up quite quickly, proving that the selling force is no longer proactive. Older holders often like to accumulate during such boring periods when no one is interested in discussion. The fifteen-minute frame shows that the subsequent lows are not much lower than the previous lows, indicating a weakening of the selling side. If there is a final liquidity sweep, that is an opportunity, not a risk. ASTER is in a zone where the reward is greater than the risk, as long as you don't fomo when the green candles have run.
$SOL is not weakening; it is just testing the players' endurance.
Many people cannot get past this point. Looking at the structure after the drop, you will see that the price is no longer being sold off continuously. Instead, it is holding steady with small rebounds. This is a sign that short-term supply is dwindling. Those who were swept before will hesitate to re-enter, creating a liquidity gap. When the gap is large enough, only a moderate push is needed for the price to break out very quickly. SOL has done this many times in the past.
$LUNA is no longer scary, and that is what is truly frightening.
The price continues to create lower lows, but the range is getting narrower. This indicates that selling pressure is no longer aggressive. Small rebounds are occurring more frequently, although they are quickly pushed down. This is the stage where the market maker is testing how many people are still willing to sell cheap. When no one wants to sell at this level anymore, even a small demand is enough to create an annoying recovery wave for the shorts.
$BTC is calming down after the drop, and that is not a bad sign.
The market is experiencing strong fluctuations, needing time to stabilize. However, stabilization does not equate to safety. The price maintaining above the recovery zone after the panic indicates that buyers are still present. Shorting at this moment is no longer easy as there is no panic selling. Going long is also not urgent as there are no clear signals yet. This gap is where market makers like to act. When one side loses patience, the price will choose a direction very quickly.
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$LUNA is no longer favored, and the market likes that.
The price is going down but the momentum is no longer decisive. Small recovery rhythms are appearing more frequently. This is not strength, but a sign of supply depletion. Sellers are no longer aggressive, while buyers do not need to push prices. With a coin like LUNA, just a change in the overall market rhythm is enough to create a strong recovery wave. This chart is not for the faint-hearted.
$ASTER is in a range that most people no longer want to hold.
The current structure shows that the bottom is no longer being breached deeply. The subsequent drops are weaker than the previous ones. This is a sign that supply is running low. Small coins with thin liquidity are very sensitive to changes in sentiment. When the sellers let go, the price will react very quickly. No one will notify you beforehand at that moment.
$ZEC is in a zone that no one wants to look at, and that is a dangerous point.
The downtrend structure has clearly slowed down. The selling pressure is diminishing while the price is not breaking down further. This is a zone where a strong technical rebound is very likely to occur. Most traders only pay attention to hot coins, overlooking the ugly charts. But it is those charts that provide a better risk advantage. When ZEC bounces, it doesn’t ask for anyone's opinion.
Large liquidity has been taken in the previous crash. The remaining part is frustration. The price stagnation is causing small traders to close their positions. However, the candle data shows that the selling pressure is gradually weakening. Each drop no longer has follow-through. This is a sign of silent accumulation. When sellers run out, even a small force is enough to change the market dynamics. ETH often runs when the least number of people are watching.
$BTC looks boring, and that's when it's most dangerous.
There is no new bad news, and no clear good news. The price is just quietly crawling. This monotony makes most people let their guard down. But behavioral data shows that selling pressure is no longer aggressive. Each drop is being pulled up faster than before. That is a sign that someone is quietly accumulating. When they are done, the market will turn very quickly. At that time, no one will have time to ask why.
$SUI is showing a very typical technical bounce after a strong sell-off.
At the most recent peak region, the RsiSE signal appeared quite clearly, right at the moment the price touched the old distribution area. Immediately after, the structure did not expand but shifted to a halt. The RSI bounced back but weaker than the previous uptrend, failing to maintain its slope. This indicates that the buying pressure is not strong enough to continue the trend. The short-bodied green candles with many upper wicks reflect selling behavior as the price rises. The current uptrend is mainly a bounce from RsiLE at the previous bottom, more of an RSI correction than a new trend formation. Most importantly, the structure remains within the adjustment frame, not breaking the critical resistance area. Shorting during this bounce at this level carries probability, while going long will have to accept going against price behavior.
$PIEVERSE is showing signs of rejecting further declines, which is very important for the spot.
After a strong dump, many coins will continue to create new lows. But PIEVERSE will not. Since the appearance of RsiLE, the price structure has shifted to sideways, and the lows have not been broken. The RSI is recovering slowly but steadily, reflecting a rebalancing between supply and demand. Recent candlesticks are getting smaller, and there is no longer intense selling pressure. This indicates that the weak supply has been shaken out. With spot, this is the area where the risk of a sell-off has significantly decreased, while the upside begins to open up if capital flows back in. This is not a setup for chasing purchases, but rather a setup for holding and waiting for a breakout.
$NIGHT is doing what weak coins cannot, which is refusing to drop further.
After RsiSE appeared at the peak, the correction occurred quite strongly. But the difference lies in the subsequent phase. Instead of continuing lower low, NIGHT creates progressively higher lows with RsiLE providing clear support. RSI rebounds and is not forced back into the oversold zone, indicating that the downward momentum has ended. The price moving sideways for a long time at low levels is a sign that the selling side is no longer active. The recovery rhythms, while not explosive, are consistent and not heavily sold off. This is a type of accumulation that causes impatient individuals to leave, while smart money begins to gradually gather. When the market shifts from active selling to waiting for buying, the next direction often is no longer down.
$SOL is creating the feeling that just a little more is needed to return to an uptrend.
But the chart does not agree with that. After RsiSE at the peak, SOL quickly lost its bullish structure. The bounce from RsiLE helped the price surge, but that is a familiar technical reflex after a deep drop. More importantly, the RSI in this bounce does not show an explosion corresponding to the price. The green bounces are starting to slow down, while even light selling pressure causes a clear price reaction. This is a sign that the buyers are no longer willing to pay higher prices. In such situations, the market often chooses to push back one more time to test liquidity. Shorting during the current bounce is the way to go with the structure, rather than betting that SOL will reverse immediately.
$BAT has just shown a sufficiently beautiful increase to activate greed but is not strong enough to maintain the trend.
After a strong rebound from the low zone, BAT climbed quite steeply and left a very familiar sign: RsiSE appeared right at the peak. This is a signal indicating that upward momentum has significantly depleted in the last pull. Immediately after that, the price could not expand further and began to react negatively, with green candles shortening and wicks appearing on top. RSI could not maintain the strong zone, sliding down quite quickly, indicating that the chasing buying money has lost interest.
$DOGE is creating a false sense of stability after a deep drop.
This feeling often causes Long traders to become complacent. RSI after RsiLE is moving sideways and not expanding, indicating that buying pressure is only sufficient to temporarily hold the price. Structurally, DOGE is still forming lower highs, with no signs of breaking the bearish structure. Recent green candles are small and uneven, while even slight selling pressure causes the price to slide down again. This is not the behavior of a market ready to reverse, but rather the market is resting before choosing a direction. Shorting in a retracement like this is a familiar choice for trend followers.
$ZEC is cleverly maintaining its price, making many people think that the upward trend is still present.
But if you look closely at the RSI and structure, the story is not as beautiful as it seems. After a strong surge from the low range, ZEC has left a fairly clear RsiSE signal at the most recent peak. This is a sign that the upward momentum has been significantly depleted. Since that time, the price has not been able to expand the upward range further and has started to fluctuate in the high zone with short pullbacks and quick sell-offs.