2026-01-08 04:30:10

GUN has experienced a fierce rally since 0.01545, and many traders are starting to pay attention to this trend. Open the 1-hour chart to see that the price is currently above all moving averages, which remains an interesting level. The RSI indicator has retraced from a high of 94.6 down to 46.8, and such healthy pullbacks are often seen as signs of main force shaking out weak hands or preparing for a lighter load.

From a technical perspective, the current price is basically near the previous high, and the breakout window may be in the next couple of days. Suppressing the price is usually to shake off less committed chips, making retail traders more likely to be scared out. This can be an opportunity for holders. If you really want to participate, timing is crucial—stop-loss settings should be reasonable, and risk control should always come first.

Market opportunities are always fleeting, but you can't rush. Everyone's risk tolerance is different. This is just a technical observation; how to operate specifically still depends on your trading plan.

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gas_fee_trauma

· 01-10 23:33

GUN this wave is indeed fierce, but I see the RSI dropping from 94 to 46, which is a bit too fast. Is the main force really shaking out the weak or selling off? Who can say for sure? Retail investors are easily scared out, but those holding positions can also get trapped and lose everything. That's the charm of the market, right? A two-day window? I think I'll wait and see. Risk control first; anyway, I can't rush to eat hot tofu. I'll observe this wave first, wait for the pullback to the bottom support before making a move. FOMO is a bad thing.

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MissedAirdropBro

· 01-10 08:48

RSI drops from 94 to 46. This shakeout is pretty intense; how many retail investors have been scared out? Is the breakout window only these two days? It feels like every time it's the same, then it just consolidates for a week. Stop-loss needs to be set properly, or you'll end up as a witness to being chopped up again.

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SchroedingerMiner

· 01-10 03:47

It should have been out already given the strong rise. Now you're still talking about technical analysis, and it'll drop even more badly later.

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GlueGuy

· 01-09 20:10

Another claim of breaking through in two days, and it's always these two days...

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SerumSurfer

· 01-08 05:00

This round, gun is indeed fierce, but dropping from 94.6 to 46.8 makes me a bit hesitant. Let's wait and see if we can confirm the direction again.

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MoonBoi42

· 01-08 04:59

GUN this wave is indeed fierce, but why do I always feel like I've heard the term "shakeout opportunity" too many times... and still end up trapped. RSI dropping from 94 to 46 is an opportunity? Come on, I've seen this kind of pullback many times, and it still ends up falling further. It's nice to call it "suppressing the price to shake out chips," but in harsh terms, it's just a run for the exits. Retail investors backing down is probably the effect the main players want. Breaking through in two days? Give me a timetable, I’m not bottom-fishing anyway. Hey, don’t just talk about technicals, what are the actual advantages of this coin? Can it really rise to the sky just based on charts? A bunch of people shouting "opportunity" following the trend, but in the end, they all get harvested. I’d rather wait until it breaks support before saying anything. Stop-loss? Haha, that’s easy to say. If you really set a stop-loss based on technicals, that’s called cutting your own meat.

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OPsychology

· 01-08 04:57

RSI drops from 94 to 46, this correction is quite fierce. The problem is that retail investors can't tell who is shaking out who is cutting losses. This is how the big players play the game; they always manage to keep us on the edge. Are these past two days really a critical period? It feels like this statement is always being made.

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0xLuckbox

· 01-08 04:52

GUN this wave is quite interesting, RSI dropping from 94 to 46 definitely feels like a shakeout. I'm just waiting for a breakout now. I don't understand what those scared retail investors are thinking, the main force just does this kind of chip dumping. A two-day window, let's see if it can break through, but stop-losses need to be set properly, can't afford to lose. All moving averages above price are somewhat attractive, but caution is still necessary, this market has too many traps. I think GUN might have a chance later on, but I don't dare to go all in, it's too fierce.

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CoinBasedThinking

· 01-08 04:48

RSI dropped from 94.6 to 46, the main force is really playing tricks with this shakeout. --- It's the same old story, every time they say there's a breakout these days, but what actually happens? --- Being above the moving average is indeed interesting, but I'm more curious about who's dumping the market. --- Retail investors get scared out, and then what? We're the ones who got scared out, haha. --- The window period is only these two days, right? I bet five bucks it'll still be sideways. --- Looks good, but I've already set my stop-loss based on the last lesson. --- The main force needs to offload my chips before they come in lightly armed. --- Healthy pullback—I'm tired of hearing that term. Can you just say whether it's going up or not? --- Risk control comes first, but it seems my account hasn't learned that yet. --- Breaking through the window period... wait, let me see what others are saying in the group.

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BrokenRugs

· 01-08 04:40

Honestly, RSI dropping from 94 to 46 looks like it's about to eat people --- Wait, dumping chips during the window period... I've heard this excuse too many times --- Is the window period only these two days? Bro, why do you always say the same thing every time --- Setting stop-loss is easy, but the real question is, are you really willing to cut losses after losing --- GUN's recent surge is indeed fierce, but I'm just worried it might be a flash in the pan --- Moving averages above don't mean much; I've seen even more bizarre dumpings --- Main force washing and eating up the market, both are correct but who knows what's real --- Breakthrough in two days? I bet five bucks it'll drag on until next week

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