2026-01-10 03:22:05

XVS has increased by 12.61% in the past 24 hours, but the short-term rally has shown signs of fatigue. From a technical perspective, the MACD has shown a negative histogram signal on the hourly chart, indicating that upward momentum is waning. Meanwhile, the RSI indicator is approaching the overbought zone, suggesting that technical correction pressure is building.

From a price structure standpoint, XVS is approaching the upper band of the Bollinger Bands, indicating a need to revert to the middle band. This provides a theoretical basis for short positions.

Entry suggestion: After the key support at $5.00 is effectively broken, wait for a rebound to the $5.05-$5.10 range before entering short positions. The first target is $4.80, and the second target is $4.60. For risk management, set the stop-loss above $5.25. Currently, traders can directly participate in short positions at market price, but strict adherence to risk management rules is required.

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DeFiChef

· 9h ago

It's the same old trick again. A 12% increase and they start crying fatigue. I can't help but want to laugh.

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MoonWaterDroplets

· 17h ago

Up and down, this is the daily life of the crypto world. XVS is about to pull back. The bearish signals are becoming more obvious. The $5 level must be broken. Wait for the rebound to 5.1 before entering a short position. Be more cautious. MACD has turned negative, RSI is almost overbought. Those going long should exit. The first target is 4.8, I feel it can reach there. This wave of market movement is a bit rapid. Signs of fatigue have indeed appeared. Remember to set stop-loss orders before shorting. Don't hold onto losing positions.

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BearMarketNoodler

· 17h ago

A 12.61% increase and you're already calling it exhaustion? This short-term overbuying move is truly old-fashioned.

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SandwichTrader

· 17h ago

Is a 12-point increase about to pull back? This wave of bears isn't that easy to profit from. --- XVS this rhythm... feels a bit too textbook, so I don't really trust it. --- Bro, you're really daring to short. I'm still on the sidelines. --- Should I sell when the upper Bollinger Band is hit? I just can't seem to get this right. --- Can't break through $5, but there might still be hope later. --- You explain shorting so meticulously, risk management in place, but is the success rate really that high? --- No, just because MACD turns negative doesn't mean a pullback is certain. I've seen too many counter-trend moves. --- This position is indeed a bit shaky, but I want to see a bit more.

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NonFungibleDegen

· 17h ago

ngl ser, macd going red always makes me panic sell at the worst time lmao... probably gonna ape into the short anyway tho, ngmi energy

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ForkItAllDay

· 17h ago

Uh, it's the same old story. You're still talking about a 12% increase and claiming fatigue? I think you're trying to dump the market. Forget about shorting for now; this stuff is too easy for the big players to cut. That target of 4.60 is a bit greedy. I don't believe it can drop that much. Risk management sounds good in theory, but in practice, it's still the gambler's mentality that prevails. Setting a stop loss at 5.25 means you haven't really decided whether to go in or not. Better to wait until it breaks below 4.90 before considering, don't be in such a hurry. This technical analysis looks a bit outdated...

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GameFiCritic

· 17h ago

Starting to talk about fatigue with just a 12% increase? It depends on the fundamentals. How strong is the support of XVS's own gaming ecosystem, and what about the token's deflationary model... Making a conclusion based solely on technical indicators is a bit one-sided.

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