Recently, I noticed that DODOX has formed quite a few interesting technical signals on the 4-hour timeframe. Here is a summary of the key points for your reference.

From a trend perspective, both the daily and slow trend indicators point to a bearish outlook, with the ADX strength reaching 49.8, indicating a strong directional trend. The entry idea is relatively clear — short at the 0.017203 level, with a light position of 0.7% to test the waters. The stop-loss is set at 0.01768204, with a risk margin controlled at 2.78%. This setup is relatively cautious.

The take-profit targets are divided into three stages: the first target at 0.01648445 corresponds to a 1.5x risk-reward ratio; the second target at 0.01600541 is 2.5x; and the third target at 0.01528686 aims for a 4x return. This progressive exit plan is friendly for capital management.

An interesting point is that this level has been tested 19 times, with a key support strength reaching 55%, indicating that there is indeed some support significance here. The upper band of the moving regression channel is at 0.01891542, the lower band at 0.01649337, and the Fibonacci 0.618 level is at 0.01799019, all of which can serve as reference points.

However, it’s also important to consider the other side of the market — the long-to-short ratio is at 4.60:1, and market sentiment is extremely bullish. In such a highly bullish environment, shorting requires more caution. The volume is relatively weak and shrinking, with the price remaining stable. The buy-sell ratio is 1.44:1. These details are worth weighing.

The signal’s validity period is 480 minutes (from 2026-01-21 20:25 to the next day 04:25), so the time window is limited. Overall, the signal strength score is 85/100, but the success probability is 48%, meaning the win rate isn’t particularly high. This must be acknowledged.

Cryptocurrency markets are inherently volatile, so this kind of signal should only serve as a reference framework. Actual operations should be flexibly adjusted based on your risk tolerance and capital scale. Always remember to set strict stop-losses and control the risk exposure of each trade.