DUSK's recent trend has indeed been quite aggressive. It has increased by 33.5% in the past 24 hours, and is about to reach the previous high of 0.1588. The RSI has soared to 86.5, clearly in the overbought zone. From the chart, the price has broken through the main moving averages, looking very fierce, but can this momentum last?
To be honest, this kind of trend is a bit dangerous. When indicators are so extreme, it often indicates that market sentiment is at its craziest. A bunch of people chase the rally and buy in, creating buying pressure. But once there’s a slight disturbance, funds tend to withdraw easily, and it could even trigger a sharp large bearish candle, directly breaking support. This is a very typical sign of FOMO chasing the top — everyone wants to catch this wave, but it often ends up making them the last to buy in.
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WhaleSurfer
· 13h ago
Haha, it's the same old trick again. RSI soaring to 86 and still wanting to chase. I fell into this trap last year.
Wait, can it really break through 0.1588? It feels a bit risky.
FOMO is really a poison. It's always like this that I get wrecked the worst.
If a big bearish candle comes this time, I guess I'll be shouting for help again.
I'm done, just looking at it feels dangerous. Let's wait for a pullback.
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RegenRestorer
· 13h ago
33.5% in one day to this level, I knew a crash was coming next, really incredible
RSI86 is off the charts, this isn't a breakout, what is it? Should have sold early
Those chasing the high, good luck with your hands being forced
I'm just watching, waiting to see who will come to rescue the market
This rebound is indeed fierce, but it feels like it lacks momentum
FOMO really kills, it happens every time, and some people still fall for it
It's both overbought and at previous highs, to put it simply, it's a sell-off coming
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GateUser-addcaaf7
· 13h ago
RSI 86.5, damn, this is a top signal. Get ready to get wrecked, everyone.
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LiquidityWhisperer
· 13h ago
RSI86.5 still dare to chase? This wave is the fate of the bag holder
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33.5% in one day, it's satisfying, but I bet on a bottom next week with fifty cents
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Overbought is overbought, anyway I sold early, let's see how you play
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It's that old FOMO routine again, someone always falls for it each time
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Accumulating so many buy orders at high levels, one bearish candle ruins everything
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The previous high is right there waiting, whether it can be touched is another story
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When RSI is this extreme, I start looking for short opportunities
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Funds retreat ten times faster than when they rise, that's a law
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Those chasing the rise are all chives being handed over to the main players
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Feels like that smashing the market plot is about to play out again, can you still escape the top?
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TokenTaxonomist
· 13h ago
rsi 86.5? actually, statistically speaking, that's just evolutionary dead-end price action waiting to happen. the phylogenetics of this pump don't add up.
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GraphGuru
· 13h ago
I just said you shouldn't chase this. Even with an RSI of 86, you're still willing to jump in—really reckless. Just wait to get crushed.
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ForkMaster
· 13h ago
Hey, still daring to chase at RSI86 levels, this is really a live demonstration of the wealth code. The milk powder money for my three kids has all been earned from such rebounds, but the key is knowing when to exit.
DUSK's recent trend has indeed been quite aggressive. It has increased by 33.5% in the past 24 hours, and is about to reach the previous high of 0.1588. The RSI has soared to 86.5, clearly in the overbought zone. From the chart, the price has broken through the main moving averages, looking very fierce, but can this momentum last?
To be honest, this kind of trend is a bit dangerous. When indicators are so extreme, it often indicates that market sentiment is at its craziest. A bunch of people chase the rally and buy in, creating buying pressure. But once there’s a slight disturbance, funds tend to withdraw easily, and it could even trigger a sharp large bearish candle, directly breaking support. This is a very typical sign of FOMO chasing the top — everyone wants to catch this wave, but it often ends up making them the last to buy in.