2026-01-11 11:22:29

Recently, the WAL contract market has entered a range where sentiment is being continuously amplified. The 1-hour and 15-minute K-lines are simultaneously approaching sensitive levels, with active trading on the order book. The battle between bulls and bears is clearly intensifying, and the direction seems to hinge on a single thought.

From the 15-minute perspective, the price repeatedly tests the short-term EMA zone, with bulls and bears frequently clashing. The MACD has already shown signs of divergence, indicating that many short-term rebound traders are cautiously testing the waters. Meanwhile, the RSI indicator is oscillating at low levels, and the overall market sentiment is very tense.

Several key points to observe in trading include: the oscillation below the MA200 indicates that the trend has not reversed yet, so don’t think about heavy positions at this moment; whether EMA20 and EMA30 can recover directly determines how strong the short-term rebound can be; if the price breaks below a key support level, beware of contract sentiment triggering a stampede; conversely, once a volume breakout above the short-term EMA occurs, the rapid rise will also increase the risk.

In simple terms, this is both the most dangerous and the most opportunity-rich position for contracts. Being a step behind may mean missing the chance to exit alive, while acting a step ahead can capture profits. Before taking action, think clearly whether you are defending or attacking.

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NFTArchaeologist

· 01-13 17:49

This wave is really unpredictable. The MACD divergence is testing both bullish and bearish signals, feeling like it could explode at any moment. In this range where no one can make money, I prefer to stay on the sidelines and observe. I wouldn't dare to jump in before the EMA stabilizes; it's too risky and dangerous. This position is correct; opportunity and risk are twin brothers. Rebound? Or continue to drop? I bet the MACD divergence is just a false breakout in the end.

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DegenRecoveryGroup

· 01-13 06:46

The market is too tense, feeling like it could explode at any moment. It's the same old story of messing around below the MA200, really don't hold heavy positions. If the EMA can't break through, just keep sideways, so annoying. MACD divergence, seen too many false signals. If the support level breaks, it's time to run, don't wait for a stampede. Breakout with volume? Risk also skyrockets, who dares to take it? It's both dangerous and full of opportunity, honestly a game of probabilities. Make quick money quickly, live to fight another day, no middle ground. Defense or offense, that's the real question. Looking at charts is not as good as watching the opponent's order book; funds are the most honest.

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MevShadowranger

· 01-12 11:00

Since the market is so tense, to be honest, I'm just betting on whether the support can hold. Sell on EMA rebounds, don't be greedy this time. The WAL sentiment is just outrageous; even when MACD shows divergence, I don't dare to move. If you ask me, just wait for it to choose a direction before acting. Entering now is just giving money to the exchange. Defense is essential; if we get truly trampled this time, it's over.

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AirdropHarvester

· 01-12 05:59

It's another situation of "danger and opportunity" that has my ears getting calloused. That said, it's really hard to judge. The MA200 is still pressing down. I don't dare to hold a heavy position anyway. I'll see if the EMA can hold up before making any moves.

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RugpullTherapist

· 01-11 11:48

Danger and opportunity are just a thin line apart; it depends on whether you dare to take this gamble.

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LiquidatedAgain

· 01-11 11:46

Here we go again, about to be crushed. My liquidation price is trembling... --- MA200 hasn't broken yet, everyone stop eating hotpot, really --- If I can't bring EMA20 back up, I admit defeat. Going all in one more time means I'll be drinking northwest wind --- This market is just fishing. Those daring to hold heavy positions, get ready to be liquidated --- Living a beat behind? Bro, I’m the one who got liquidated because I was a step too slow --- Once the support level breaks, my risk control point is triggered, missing the rebound perfectly... --- MACD divergence? What’s diverging is my principal... --- Every time I say there’s a chance, it turns out to be the calm before the borrowing rate soars --- Bottoming out or going bankrupt, it all depends on whether you’re willing to gamble on this round of panic selling --- A thousand gold pieces can’t buy foresight. Now I know everything, just too late

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DeepRabbitHole

· 01-11 11:42

This wave really can't hold anymore, it's painful just to watch, one word, wait. --- Before MA200 even moves, thinking about heavy positions, this is giving away money. --- Be careful with the term "testing the waters" for rebound funds, it's actually all about gambling. --- The moment it breaks through EMA, the risk explodes. I've seen too many people still greedy at this point. --- Defense or offense, honestly it's just gambling on luck. --- The trend hasn't reversed, yet everyone wants to buy the dip. Every time it's like this, only after being cut once do they learn. --- If EMA20 and 30 can't recover, then admit defeat. Don't stubbornly hold on. --- The tight emotional state means it's about to collapse. --- Get profits a step early, being half a beat late is how you survive. Just listen, don't really gamble. --- The biggest fear of a stampede is once it starts, there's no turning back.

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OnlyUpOnly

· 01-11 11:35

Damn, this wave is really Schrödinger's market—life or death in an instant... --- EMA is about to crash again, right? Just looking at it is annoying. Maybe I should wait and see. --- Who dares to gamble on the risk of a stampede? Those still heavily invested at this point are crazy. --- Living a half beat behind, dying a step ahead—sounds like our fate, haha. --- MA200 is still pressing from below. What rebound are you talking about? Dreaming. --- Divergence has fooled me so many times, really. --- Defense or offense... I just want to survive; everything else is nonsense. --- MACD divergence is often the most dangerous, the easiest time to get trapped. --- Breakout with volume? Let’s wait and see. This cycle is too sensitive. --- Too many are rushing to catch the rebound. I’m just here watching the show.

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ser_ngmi

· 01-11 11:28

It's another stalemate situation. To put it simply, it's a gamble on who moves first. Let's wait for the EMA to give a signal. Entering now would just be cannon fodder. The MA200 is still pressing down. I choose to wait and see. Only the most ruthless traders can survive in this position. Repeated testing of the contract makes me think something's about to go wrong.

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ProbablyNothing

· 01-11 11:28

Living half a beat behind and then leaving the scene, this saying is really spot on. That's exactly how I am right now. WAL has been holding tight this round, but I still choose to wait and see. Better to be cautious than to get liquidated. If EMA can't be recovered, I'm ready to run. Contract liquidation really hurts a lot. Playing with this position is all about mindset. If the mindset collapses, all indicators are useless. There’s a chance for a short-term rebound, but I’m too cautious. I’d rather earn less than risk breaking even. Between defense and offense, I always stand on the side of safety and exit.

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