2026-01-09 02:10:23

#美国贸易赤字状况 $FARTCOIN has been rebounding a bit weakly these days. The key moving averages are still pressing down, and the RSI reading also indicates insufficient capital inflow. From the chart, the downside risk has not been fully released.

In the short term, this limited rebound momentum suggests that shorting with the trend might be a viable approach.

**Operational Reference**:
- Entry can be considered in the range of 0.389-0.396
- Stop loss set at 0.418
- First target at 0.372, second target at 0.358

The core logic remains unchanged: as long as the main trend has not reversed upward, consider shorting during the rebound phase. The key is to control risk and avoid greed.

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BearMarketMonk

· 5h ago

Such a rebound is so weak, with the moving averages firmly pressing down, isn't this a signal of a bearish trend... Entering at 0.389 still feels a bit high. This wave indeed doesn't seem very strong; with RSI like this, do you still want to push the market up? Forget it. I feel that 0.372 is the real target; there's still room below, and managing risk is the most important. I’m not optimistic about FARTCOIN's rebound this round; still waiting for the bottom. Stop loss at 418 feels a bit loose; it should be tighter. With this kind of movement, it's best to go short in line with the trend; as long as the main trend hasn't turned, don't overthink it.

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GateUser-addcaaf7

· 10h ago

Such a rebound with this much strength isn't really worth watching. The RSI is already spread out, and funds are truly hiding.

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BearMarketMonk

· 01-09 02:40

Such a weak rebound, RSI hasn't even picked up, this wave really has no momentum. However, if you short at 0.389, you need to watch closely at 0.418 and prevent the stop-loss from being hit.

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PretendingToReadDocs

· 01-09 02:38

I agree with the judgment of lack of rebound strength, but the entry point at 0.389 feels a bit aggressive, worried it might get washed out right away.

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mev_me_maybe

· 01-09 02:33

The rebound is so weak, it looks uncomfortable. The moving averages are tightly stuck, which is really pointless. I'll just keep shorting for now, since the main trend hasn't changed.

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MevSandwich

· 01-09 02:26

The moving averages are so fierce, a rebound is just a paper tiger --- RSI is almost out of blood, still want to push higher? Dream on --- This wave of space is indeed a bit, just see if we can hold 0.389 --- It's the old routine of rebounding to short, but there's nothing wrong with it --- Greedy people have all died, I agree with that --- At the 0.358 level, it feels a bit risky --- If funds don't enter the market, be alert --- The main trend hasn't reversed, going short is correct, but it's mentally exhausting --- With such fierce moving averages, who dares to buy the dip? --- Let's watch 0.372 first, the rebound is just a trap

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