RVV's recent decline indeed warrants attention. The current price is stuck at 0.003750. Looking back at the past 10 fifteen-minute candles, the average volatility is only 1.42%. Yet, suddenly, the third candle shows a volume spike with a long bearish body, dropping 1.92% in one go, pushing the volatility directly to 3.33%—this is the core issue.
Trading volume suddenly surged to 58 million, indicating that profit-taking or panic selling is集中出逃. Looking at the body proportion of the candles, the third candle reaches 57.6%, a clear sign of selling pressure. Although there was a rebound afterward on the fifth candle, its body is only 15.9%, meaning the bulls can't sustain the momentum and lack follow-through.
From a trading perspective, there are two short-term strategies. First, if the price breaks below the support at 0.00370, consider a small short position, targeting the previous low at 0.00365, with a stop-loss at 0.00382. Second, if the price rebounds to the 0.00385-0.00390 zone and encounters resistance, which corresponds to the upper shadow of candle 4, this could be an opportunity to go short. Currently, market volatility remains within controllable limits, but the continuous appearance of small-bodied candles suggests that a directional decision is imminent.
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SerNgmi
· 15h ago
You're trying to cut me again? The trading volume is so frantic, you're fleeing already. Someone really knows when to run.
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WinterWarmthCat
· 23h ago
It's the same analysis again. Retail investors could have made money just by looking at the candlestick body ratio.
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TxFailed
· 01-08 09:28
ngl this dump screams classic exit liquidity trap... watched the candle close and immediately knew someone's getting liquidated lmao. that 57.6% wick? yeah that's not retail panic selling, that's smart money shaking out the weak hands. seen this movie before, ends badly for most.
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AirdropDreamer
· 01-08 06:55
It's dropping again... RVV's rhythm is really amazing, with volume and price moving in perfect harmony. It feels like the bears have been waiting for this moment.
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WalletDetective
· 01-08 06:53
I think this escape wave is too obvious; the trading volume can't be lied about.
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RektButSmiling
· 01-08 06:52
It's the same old trick again. The divergence between price and volume is so obvious, and I still have to wait? I already cleared my position long ago.
RVV's recent decline indeed warrants attention. The current price is stuck at 0.003750. Looking back at the past 10 fifteen-minute candles, the average volatility is only 1.42%. Yet, suddenly, the third candle shows a volume spike with a long bearish body, dropping 1.92% in one go, pushing the volatility directly to 3.33%—this is the core issue.
Trading volume suddenly surged to 58 million, indicating that profit-taking or panic selling is集中出逃. Looking at the body proportion of the candles, the third candle reaches 57.6%, a clear sign of selling pressure. Although there was a rebound afterward on the fifth candle, its body is only 15.9%, meaning the bulls can't sustain the momentum and lack follow-through.
From a trading perspective, there are two short-term strategies. First, if the price breaks below the support at 0.00370, consider a small short position, targeting the previous low at 0.00365, with a stop-loss at 0.00382. Second, if the price rebounds to the 0.00385-0.00390 zone and encounters resistance, which corresponds to the upper shadow of candle 4, this could be an opportunity to go short. Currently, market volatility remains within controllable limits, but the continuous appearance of small-bodied candles suggests that a directional decision is imminent.