#加密生态动态追踪 $AXL current price is 0.1528. After surging to a high of 0.1609, it was pushed back. The 4-hour chart shows a classic pullback after a rally — it looks like a significant increase (over 10% intraday), but the price has already moved up to the upper Bollinger Band and closed below it. Looking at the MACD, the histogram has turned negative, and the bullish momentum is clearly fading. In simple terms, this upward move is nearly exhausted, and the technical correction pressure is increasing.



The resistance during the rebound is very clear, stuck in the 0.1550–0.1600 range. Looking downward, the key support is at 0.1490–0.1510, which is the middle Bollinger Band and also the recent consolidation zone. If this level breaks, the price will continue to decline, with 0.1450–0.1470 becoming the next target.

In terms of trading strategy, consider shorting in stages if the price rebounds to 0.1540–0.1580, with a stop-loss above 0.1630, and target the 0.1500–0.1520 range. If the price drops directly below 0.1490, you can take a small short position, aiming for below 0.1460.
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LiquidityHuntervip
· 14h ago
0.1609 this high point is really interesting, the slippage data doesn't match up, is the liquidity so shallow? I've seen this kind of operation where the Bollinger Band upper band closes; usually, there will be a nice pullback afterward. I estimate there's a 70-80% chance of breaking below 0.1490. When the MACD histogram turns negative, it's often the easiest time to trap buyers. How about the arbitrage opportunity around the rebound to 0.1560? Is it worth acting on?
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AlphaWhisperervip
· 14h ago
It's the same old trick. Those who bought in high should wake up. --- Bollinger Bands at the top and MACD turning negative—such obvious bearish signals, why are some still going all-in? --- 0.15 doesn't seem to be the death line; it depends on whether it can really break below 0.149. --- I just want to know how many more bagholders are still waiting below. --- I've seen plenty of these technical pullbacks—usually, it drops to hit your stop-loss and then rebounds. --- As expected, it's still a short-term game. Those holding long-term are all trapped. --- Short positions? Looks like the baton is about to be passed to the next group of leeks. --- The details are good, but the final outcome still depends on how the big players manipulate it. --- The classic rebound and accumulation trick—if it's time to exit, you still need to exit.
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GasBankruptervip
· 14h ago
It's the same old Bollinger Bands + MACD routine again, sounding impressive but actually just indicating a decline. Wait, was the 0.1609 move really a false breakout? It feels a bit fake. Entering short positions in batches sounds simple, but in actual trading, you're always just a little off and get trapped. Who understands?
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SadMoneyMeowvip
· 14h ago
Coming with the same routine again? Bollinger Bands peeling, MACD turning negative, the usual. The 0.154 level really can't hold up; I bet 5 dollars it will break below 0.149.
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MemeCoinSavantvip
· 14h ago
ngl the MACD flip is giving major "thesis capitulation" vibes... that bollinger band squeeze into rejection at 0.1609? *chef's kiss* textbook bearish divergence energy. breaking 0.1490 would be statistically significant imo
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