2026-01-17 08:30:56

Can BGB's 1-hour level trend continue to maintain the upward momentum? It mainly depends on two aspects.

First, the price must not effectively break below the key EMA moving average, which is the bottom line for maintaining the upward structure. Second, it must not form a clear reversal overbought signal; once such a signal appears, caution should be taken for potential correction risks.

As long as these two conditions are met simultaneously, the upward trend remains within its established rhythm, and there is nothing to worry about.

From the perspective of upward space, the next area to watch is around 3.85–3.89. Whether it can break through smoothly at that time will depend on further market performance.

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GasFeeLover

· 6h ago

If EMA can't hold, I have to run. As soon as an overbought signal appears, I liquidate immediately. Reaching 3.85 in this wave is already pretty good.

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PensionDestroyer

· 6h ago

It's EMA again and overbought. After all this talk, I still just watch... Do we really need to break through the 3.85-3.89 range? Feels a bit shaky.

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SelfCustodyIssues

· 6h ago

It looks like the same old argument again, EMA not breaking means no problem... But honestly, I need to keep an eye on the 3.85-3.89 level, I feel like someone will dump.

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DefiPlaybook

· 6h ago

According to on-chain data, if the EMA moving average cannot hold, it essentially means the upward structure has collapsed, which should be taken seriously. However, it is worth noting that whether the 3.85-3.89 range can be broken depends on trading volume. Based on historical data, breakouts with low volume often are short-lived.

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MEVHunterNoLoss

· 6h ago

Well, as long as EMA doesn't break, it's okay, but I need to keep a close eye on the 3.85 level.

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GateUser-44a00d6c

· 6h ago

Well, the key is whether the EMA holds or not. If it breaks, be cautious. --- Can we get through the 3.85 hurdle? That's the real test. --- Only when both conditions are met can we feel at ease; missing one means we need to stay alert. --- When the overbought signal appears, you need to run immediately. Be mentally prepared for this. --- Short-term looks good, but I'm worried about a sudden reversal catching us off guard. --- The moving average is the baseline. I agree with this statement; if it breaks, it means the rhythm has changed. --- Let's wait and see if it can break through 3.85. Only then will we know how strong the upward trend is. --- Speaking of which, if this wave of upward momentum is broken, where is the next support level? --- Don't be too optimistic. If the overbought signal can't be defended, there will be big trouble ahead.

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