LQTY is currently hovering around $0.494, which is a bit awkward — lower than both the short and medium-term moving averages, with the 7-day moving average at 0.511 and the 25-day moving average at 0.527(, but just above the 99-day moving average at 0.492, overall slightly neutral with a hint of weakness.
After the previous high of 0.564 and the subsequent pullback, the price found temporary support at the 99-day moving average. Looking upwards, the range from 0.51 to 0.53 corresponds to MA7 and MA25), which is the current resistance zone; if it can cleanly break through 0.56, it will open up the space for the previous high points. On the downside, the 99-day moving average around 0.49 is the first line of defense, if lost, we will look at 0.45, and below that is the structural low at 0.422.
The trading volume surged during that wave of rally and retracement, and now it has calmed down quite a bit, but buying pressure seems a bit weak. To be honest, unless the bulls can reclaim the short to mid-term moving averages, this neutral to weak trend will likely continue.
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BearWhisperGod
· 15h ago
Stuck in this awkward position again. Unless the bulls really pick up, I think it’ll just keep consolidating.
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GateUser-00be86fc
· 15h ago
Back to that awkward spot again, stuck around 0.49, kind of annoying.
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FloorSweeper
· 12-01 11:55
Again pulling back and forth at this awkward position of 0.49, when will a winner be decided?
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MidnightTrader
· 12-01 11:55
Stuck between the moving averages again, this coin really has no temperament.
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RektRecorder
· 12-01 11:54
Stuck again at this annoying position of 0.49, can't go up or down, so it's really neutral-weak, right?
The weak trading volume is the most frustrating; relying solely on the 99-day moving average won't hold up forever.
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DAOdreamer
· 12-01 11:51
LQTY is indeed awkward this time, stuck in the middle of the moving average, neither going up nor down. To put it simply, the long positions have no strength, and the short positions haven't gotten dumped. The trading volume has shrunk... We'll have to see if it can break through 0.51 for there to be a story.
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AirdropSweaterFan
· 12-01 11:29
It's that awkward position again, where's the promised breakthrough?
Not even daring to touch 0.56, with the buying pressure so weak, what are we even playing at?
Where are the long positions? Hurry up and take back the moving averages, or we'll be looking at 0.45.
This rebound feels like it's going to fail...
If the volume doesn't cooperate, how can it possibly go up? Just wait for it to break below 0.49.
LQTY is currently hovering around $0.494, which is a bit awkward — lower than both the short and medium-term moving averages, with the 7-day moving average at 0.511 and the 25-day moving average at 0.527(, but just above the 99-day moving average at 0.492, overall slightly neutral with a hint of weakness.
After the previous high of 0.564 and the subsequent pullback, the price found temporary support at the 99-day moving average. Looking upwards, the range from 0.51 to 0.53 corresponds to MA7 and MA25), which is the current resistance zone; if it can cleanly break through 0.56, it will open up the space for the previous high points. On the downside, the 99-day moving average around 0.49 is the first line of defense, if lost, we will look at 0.45, and below that is the structural low at 0.422.
The trading volume surged during that wave of rally and retracement, and now it has calmed down quite a bit, but buying pressure seems a bit weak. To be honest, unless the bulls can reclaim the short to mid-term moving averages, this neutral to weak trend will likely continue.