AVAAI has been quite interesting recently. Looking at the 15-minute chart, the RSI has already surged to 80, indicating a severely overbought zone; the 1-hour chart is also restless, with RSI around 75, feeling hot, while the 4-hour chart has just turned strong. At first glance, there seems to be room for an upward move, but there's a big problem—trading volume has shrunk to only 1%, which is a real danger signal.
How to analyze technically? Currently, it's stuck at the psychological level of 0.01, with two resistance levels to break: 0.0105 and 0.0112. Support below is at 0.0095, and further down is 0.0088.
So, how to operate specifically? If it really breaks upward, consider going long if the 0.0105 line is broken, targeting 0.0112, but stop-loss should be tightly set just below at 0.0101. Conversely, if it falls below 0.0095, switch to short positions, aiming for a pullback at 0.0088, with a stop-loss at 0.0098. However, if the price oscillates around 0.01, my advice is to hold off on participating for now.
Honestly, I am currently in a wait-and-see mode. Why? First, the trading volume is extremely shrinking, and in such an environment, overbought rebounds are often traps. Second, the risk and opportunity are severely mismatched. If it breaks, cut losses immediately—don't get stuck trying to earn those few points. This kind of market isn't worth it.
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GateUser-3925590e
· 10h ago
What is RSI
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ColdWalletAnxiety
· 10h ago
Volume 1% — this is really a devil signal. I was also eager to jump in seeing the RSI so hot, but then I saw the trading volume drop off completely.
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RugResistant
· 10h ago
The shrinking volume is really incredible. I don't trust this kind of rebound.
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The 0.01 threshold is basically a signal to wait for a breakout. If there's no breakout, don't just move randomly.
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Overbought RSI80 is often just a smokescreen; the key is still to look at the trading volume.
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I'm also a cautious observer. I'd rather miss out than get trapped. This market really isn't worth gambling on.
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Getting emotional over a few points is really not cost-effective.
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Volume is only 1%? That's telling you not to touch it, brother.
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I'll consider it again if 0.0105 breaks. It's still early.
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It's always like this. When RSI spikes high, it seems like it will rise, but if the volume can't keep up, it's all fake.
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Being cautious has no loss; getting trapped is the real loss.
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GmGnSleeper
· 10h ago
Still daring to push when the volume shrinks to 1%? This is just digging a hole for retail investors.
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MEVHunterX
· 10h ago
Still daring to push when the volume drops to 1%? This is a classic sign of a false breakout.
AVAAI has been quite interesting recently. Looking at the 15-minute chart, the RSI has already surged to 80, indicating a severely overbought zone; the 1-hour chart is also restless, with RSI around 75, feeling hot, while the 4-hour chart has just turned strong. At first glance, there seems to be room for an upward move, but there's a big problem—trading volume has shrunk to only 1%, which is a real danger signal.
How to analyze technically? Currently, it's stuck at the psychological level of 0.01, with two resistance levels to break: 0.0105 and 0.0112. Support below is at 0.0095, and further down is 0.0088.
So, how to operate specifically? If it really breaks upward, consider going long if the 0.0105 line is broken, targeting 0.0112, but stop-loss should be tightly set just below at 0.0101. Conversely, if it falls below 0.0095, switch to short positions, aiming for a pullback at 0.0088, with a stop-loss at 0.0098. However, if the price oscillates around 0.01, my advice is to hold off on participating for now.
Honestly, I am currently in a wait-and-see mode. Why? First, the trading volume is extremely shrinking, and in such an environment, overbought rebounds are often traps. Second, the risk and opportunity are severely mismatched. If it breaks, cut losses immediately—don't get stuck trying to earn those few points. This kind of market isn't worth it.