2025-12-24 04:26:32

RSI Heatmap Tracking: Quick Overview of Bull and Bear Signals in the Futures Market

Want to quickly assess the strength of various cryptocurrencies' futures? The RSI heatmap can reveal it at a glance. By scanning the relative strength indicators of different trading pairs, traders can swiftly identify which assets are in a strong buy zone and which are facing selling pressure.

Strong buy points in the four-hour cycle: USDC, PAXG, CVC, PLAY, D, AVNT currently show a relatively high RSI, indicating sufficient upward momentum.

One-hour period observation details: USDC, DAM, AVNT, CVC, AGLD, POWER show strong upward momentum in the short term.

Looking at the pressure zones from the other side - the RSI indicators of AAVE, MANA, AXL, PROM, and TAG in the four-hour cycle are relatively cool, indicating that these varieties are under significant pressure and may face a pullback soon.

This heat map tracking method is particularly useful for day traders and swing traders. When cross-validated with other technical indicators, it can help better plan entry and exit rhythms.

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GasWaster

· 23h ago

bruh checking RSI heatmaps while gas is hitting 150 gwei... that's peak comedy fr. lemme guess, gonna yolo into USDC on this signal and pay $47 in fees just to get liquidated lmao

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StableGenius

· 23h ago

okay so empirically speaking, rsi heatmaps are just... colorful copium for people who refuse to acknowledge mean reversion actually works. sure, USDC looking "hot" is cute and all, but let me explain why chasing momentum into overbought territory is how you become a liquidation statistic. fundamentally flawed analysis if you're not accounting for liquidity clusters underneath, tbh.

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CryptoCrazyGF

· 23h ago

The heat map is still something that needs to look at Trading Volume; just because the RSI is spiking doesn’t mean it will truly rise. I got trapped in AVNT last time... AAVE is indeed a bit cold this wave, but has the opportunity to buy the dip also come during the fall? Wait, why is USDC also in the heat map? What’s so good about chasing this stablecoin, haha? Isn't this a blessing for short-term players? I, as a swing trader, still need to look at the daily chart more; these signals are too fast. If it weren’t for other indicators to verify, just looking at the heat map, I could directly go all in and end up losing...

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ExpectationFarmer

· 12-24 04:42

The RSI heatmap looks nice, but in practice, it still depends on individual skill... Is it really that cold over there with AAVE and MANA? It feels like the traps are all the same.

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PumpAnalyst

· 12-24 04:41

Is it really time to enter a position just because RSI is overheated? Brother, you're just giving money to the market maker. A good technical setup doesn't mean there are no lying in ambush; risk control is the key to survival. It looks good, but we have to wait for a pullback confirmation; suckers who chase the price always die the fastest. Why is the RSI so cold for AAVE? Something feels off; is there something I haven't seen behind this... The heatmap is useful, but when both one-hour and four-hour data pop up at the same time, I start to panic; usually, this is a signal that the market maker is building a bottom, so we need to be careful. Speaking of CVC and PLA, can this wave really pump? It feels a bit too obvious, making me suspect if there's going to be a play people for suckers. I absolutely won't touch short-term intraday trades; it's too easy to step on a landmine. Swing trading is more manageable; remember, the support level is the most important!

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ClassicDumpster

· 12-24 04:34

The RSI heatmap strategy needs to be paired with Candlestick charts to be reliable; looking at indicators alone can easily lead to deception... AAVE's few niche varieties do seem a bit hollow, but is the pullback pressure really that significant? Short-term players must pay attention, but don't be fooled by the heatmap... CVC and AVNT have a good momentum this time, it's quite interesting. The heatmap looks nice, but actual operations must be cautious; how many people have fallen into the indicator trap...

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ForkThisDAO

· 12-24 04:32

The heat map looks good, but I'm not sure if I can keep up with the pace in actual trading. AAVE and MANA have been a bit weak lately, I should have noticed it earlier. Is it a good time to buy CVC at this position?

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