From the four-hour chart, both ETH and BTC are facing a wave of correction pressure. Although the 30-minute chart of DOT has not yet shown divergence signals, even if the price returns to the entry zone, it is not very suitable to intervene rashly at this stage. The reason is simple—once the overall market moves downward, these mainstream coins are also unlikely to remain unaffected, and the probability of a synchronized decline is high. More importantly, the four-hour chart of DOT itself has shown signs of strong top divergence, which usually indicates that there will be a wave of four-hour level pullback in the near future. The overall market rhythm is somewhat volatile, and cautious observation in the short term might be a safer choice, waiting for clearer technical confirmation signals before considering layout.
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LayerHopper
· 01-03 20:29
Waiting and watching is indeed the right move. The market's rhythm is unpredictable, and bottom-fishing is too risky.
Let's wait and see, don't get caught in a trap.
This wave of DOT isn't looking good; still, wait for a signal before acting.
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liquidation_surfer
· 01-03 08:56
Look at the four-hour chart to see what can be done. Anyway, whenever the market drops, we all have to kneel, and DOT can't escape either.
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LiquiditySurfer
· 01-03 08:55
This market cycle has indeed been volatile, staying put is even harder than surfing... When mainstream coins decline together, even the best entry points are wasted.
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ShadowStaker
· 01-03 08:54
honestly dot's correlation play is getting tired... just watch the validator attrition numbers if you want real signal, not these divergence patterns everyone's obsessing over
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rugpull_ptsd
· 01-03 08:45
Looking at this wave of DOT, I feel like I'm about to be trapped again
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Four-hour strong resistance divergence, we really need to be cautious
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Alright, just watching and waiting again. When will be the right time to enter?
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The linked decline is really annoying. Why does it have to follow the market?
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Waiting for signals, waiting for signals. Every time, I end up waiting until everyone has left
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This coin DOT is really quite volatile. Better to watch for now and see
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When will the mainstream coins have an independent trend?
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Repeatedly, repeatedly. No one can predict this market rhythm
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Forget it, I’ll just keep lying flat. All this fussing is pointless
From the four-hour chart, both ETH and BTC are facing a wave of correction pressure. Although the 30-minute chart of DOT has not yet shown divergence signals, even if the price returns to the entry zone, it is not very suitable to intervene rashly at this stage. The reason is simple—once the overall market moves downward, these mainstream coins are also unlikely to remain unaffected, and the probability of a synchronized decline is high. More importantly, the four-hour chart of DOT itself has shown signs of strong top divergence, which usually indicates that there will be a wave of four-hour level pullback in the near future. The overall market rhythm is somewhat volatile, and cautious observation in the short term might be a safer choice, waiting for clearer technical confirmation signals before considering layout.