2026-01-17 17:28:06

FHE this wave of market activity is indeed quite hot, with a 32.48% increase over the past 24 hours, rising from a low of $0.09163 to a peak of $0.14864, and trading volume has also picked up. However, the risk signals here are quite obvious—RSI has entered overbought territory, which usually indicates a potential short-term pullback.

Currently, the spot price is $0.14299, and the futures market is generally following suit. Funding rates remain positive, indicating that bullish sentiment still dominates. But chasing the high in this situation carries significant risk. If you only have USDT and a small asset scale, my advice is: don’t rush all in.

A more prudent approach is to wait for a price correction. The support level is around $0.08524. If it really drops to that point, the probability of a rebound will be higher. You can try a small position at this level, but be mentally prepared—you might need to wait a bit longer. The resistance level is at $0.15491; only a breakout above that would indicate the market is truly turning bullish.

The key is not to get attracted by the rapid gains and chase the high—this is a common mistake among those who lose money. Setting stop-losses and controlling your position size are the secrets to long-term survival.

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MEVHunter

· 01-20 17:20

rsi already cooked, classic pump before the dump... mempool's gonna be vicious when this corrects lmao

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gm_or_ngmi

· 01-17 17:58

FHE's recent surge is indeed quite strong, but RSI overbought conditions really can't be ignored. chasing highs is playing with fire Wait, if 0.15491 can't be broken, I still have to keep waiting By the way, now is a good time to enter small positions and test the waters, maybe we can catch the rebound But honestly, stop-losses need to be set properly, or you'll lose money very quickly The bullish sentiment in this round of market is still there, but who can guarantee there won't be a big plunge? Actually, you just need patience; buying at low levels is the real way to make money Just wait until the 0.085 level, don't be anxious

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RunWithRugs

· 01-17 17:55

RSI is overbought, the recent rally is tempting but I won't fall for it. Wait until it drops near 0.08 before considering, chasing highs now just makes you the bag holder. Try a small position to get a feel, keep the remaining USDT on the side. Stop-loss must be set, don't get blinded by the 32% increase. Bullish is bullish, but I still prefer to be cautious. This is the easiest position to lose money, I’ve learned this lesson. Resistance levels are just false highs until broken, wait and see before making a move.

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SellTheBounce

· 01-17 17:49

Another good time to buy in... Signals like RSI overbought have been seen many times in history, and the results are always the same. Buy the dip again, there's no other way.

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PessimisticLayer

· 01-17 17:46

Uh... this move is indeed a bit aggressive, but the RSI is overbought and you're still pushing in? I don't understand this kind of courage. Wait for the pullback, the real entry point is around 0.08. Chasing now just risks getting cut. Honestly, at times like this, small positions for testing are enough; don't go all in. Most who lose money are greedy. This increase is tempting, but have you set your stop-loss? If not, I advise you to think again. I'm optimistic, but until the resistance level is broken, I think I'll stay on the sidelines...

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