These few cryptocurrencies have been quite interesting lately. Let's take a look at each one.
**MYX** has tested the 5.15 resistance level twice on the hourly chart. The first time might have been a false alarm, but the probability of a breakout the second time is quite high. There are about 20 minutes left until the hourly candle closes. If this candle closes nicely, we can jump in and go long directly. Looking upward, the range of 6 to 6.5 is a relatively reasonable target.
**XRP** is a bit different. The 2.1 to 2.15 range is a four-hour support zone. Shorting near the support level is actually quite risky. Instead of sitting in a short position here, it’s better to follow the rebound logic from the support. From a technical perspective, the hourly MACD is about to cross bullishly, so in the short term, it will likely rebound before falling. For the rebound, 2.3 to 2.4 can be considered as targets.
**GUN** is even more straightforward. The daily chart shows eight consecutive bullish candles, indicating strong bullish momentum. The hourly chart hasn't shown any signs of a limit-up yet, so shorting at the top now could be easily crushed. The correct approach is to wait for a pullback. The 0.2 level and the support around 0.17 are worth watching. Once it stabilizes, you can go long.
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StablecoinSkeptic
· 01-10 11:38
MYX's recent breakdown looks a bit solid, but I'm just worried it might be a fake-out again. If that happens, we'll still be the ones stuck holding the bag.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 01-10 03:19
MYX this break on 5.15 feels like a watershed; if it truly stabilizes, aiming for 6.5, no rush.
I agree with the XRP rebound logic; the bears here are just giving away money.
GUN's eight consecutive bullish days are a bit outrageous; the top is indeed prone to a drop, better to wait for a pullback to be more reliable.
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ProbablyNothing
· 01-08 02:54
MYX seems to be breaking out this time. We'll see in 20 minutes. Feels like a good time to get on board.
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TxFailed
· 01-08 02:53
ngl, myx punching 5.15 twice already screams "third time's the charm" but... learned the hard way that breakouts lie all the time. gonna wait for that actual close before i even think about touching it honestly, saw too many fake outs turn into liquid nightmares
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LightningClicker
· 01-08 02:45
I've had my eyes on MYX since 5.15. The second break below is definitely confirmed. Just waiting for this candlestick to close and drop to jump in.
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PriceOracleFairy
· 01-08 02:42
myx testing 5.15 twice? ngl that's giving me "fake out before the real move" energy... second touch gonna be the tell tbh. if the hourly closes clean here we're probably in for a run to 6-6.5 territory, could be spicy
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OnChainDetective
· 01-08 02:39
Wait, about MYX's two attempts on 5.15... I need to check if there are large transfers on the chain. The first fake-out could indeed be the market maker absorbing positions, and before the second breakdown, could there be whale address movements? I need to dig into those details.
The XRP rebound logic makes sense, but how did the 2.1 support level suddenly become so strong? Is there an institution backing the market? I need to check the wallet cluster data to be sure.
GUN's eight consecutive bullish candles are really fierce, but I want to know who is pushing behind this rally. Are large addresses accumulating? It feels a bit suspicious.
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BridgeNomad
· 01-08 02:30
ngl, watching MYX test 5.15 twice hits different... reminds me of those bridge liquidity pools that looked solid until they weren't. second break's probably coming but that slippage risk tho 🚨
These few cryptocurrencies have been quite interesting lately. Let's take a look at each one.
**MYX** has tested the 5.15 resistance level twice on the hourly chart. The first time might have been a false alarm, but the probability of a breakout the second time is quite high. There are about 20 minutes left until the hourly candle closes. If this candle closes nicely, we can jump in and go long directly. Looking upward, the range of 6 to 6.5 is a relatively reasonable target.
**XRP** is a bit different. The 2.1 to 2.15 range is a four-hour support zone. Shorting near the support level is actually quite risky. Instead of sitting in a short position here, it’s better to follow the rebound logic from the support. From a technical perspective, the hourly MACD is about to cross bullishly, so in the short term, it will likely rebound before falling. For the rebound, 2.3 to 2.4 can be considered as targets.
**GUN** is even more straightforward. The daily chart shows eight consecutive bullish candles, indicating strong bullish momentum. The hourly chart hasn't shown any signs of a limit-up yet, so shorting at the top now could be easily crushed. The correct approach is to wait for a pullback. The 0.2 level and the support around 0.17 are worth watching. Once it stabilizes, you can go long.