TRU/USDT recent trend is worth analyzing. From a technical perspective, the 1-hour chart shows signs of a mild rebound, but the 4-hour RSI is already overbought, and at the same time, trading volume has significantly decreased. This kind of shrinking volume rebound is quite subtle—appearing to have momentum for a rebound, but its sustainability is questionable, more like searching for a new balance point between the two forces.
The price has fallen from a high level to the current consolidation zone, and the market is waiting for clearer bullish or bearish signals. At this stage, patience is more important than rushing to trade. Based on current support and resistance levels, if the price can stabilize around 0.0095 and be confirmed, then consider a light long position; but if there is a volume-driven decline and it breaks below the key level of 0.009, the short-term structure will weaken, and risk needs to be reassessed.
The most common mistake in trading is being angered by market volatility and rushing to buy high or sell low. But true winners often focus on the sense of rhythm—perceiving the strength changes between bulls and bears and finding the right moment to act in harmony with the trend. Shrinking volume rebounds are precisely the moments to observe and wait for confirmation signals from volume and price. Sometimes, doing nothing is the best action itself.
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ProofOfNothing
· 14h ago
The thing about a volume-constrained rebound is really testing who has a good mindset, honestly. Sometimes, doing nothing is more profitable than rushing to go all-in.
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WalletInspector
· 14h ago
A rebound on low volume is just like that, easy to deceive. You still need to look at the trading volume for confirmation; otherwise, it's just a false signal.
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GateUser-44a00d6c
· 14h ago
The most annoying thing about a volume-constrained rebound is feeling like playing a guessing game with the market maker... Let's talk about it again once the trading volume truly cooperates.
TRU/USDT recent trend is worth analyzing. From a technical perspective, the 1-hour chart shows signs of a mild rebound, but the 4-hour RSI is already overbought, and at the same time, trading volume has significantly decreased. This kind of shrinking volume rebound is quite subtle—appearing to have momentum for a rebound, but its sustainability is questionable, more like searching for a new balance point between the two forces.
The price has fallen from a high level to the current consolidation zone, and the market is waiting for clearer bullish or bearish signals. At this stage, patience is more important than rushing to trade. Based on current support and resistance levels, if the price can stabilize around 0.0095 and be confirmed, then consider a light long position; but if there is a volume-driven decline and it breaks below the key level of 0.009, the short-term structure will weaken, and risk needs to be reassessed.
The most common mistake in trading is being angered by market volatility and rushing to buy high or sell low. But true winners often focus on the sense of rhythm—perceiving the strength changes between bulls and bears and finding the right moment to act in harmony with the trend. Shrinking volume rebounds are precisely the moments to observe and wait for confirmation signals from volume and price. Sometimes, doing nothing is the best action itself.