RSI is one of those reliable tools that can really help you spot market inflection points. When it dips below 30, that's typically when the selling pressure eases up—worth keeping on your radar for potential entries. On the flip side, readings above 70 usually signal overbought conditions, so it's a good moment to think about trimming positions or looking for shorting setups. Sure, it won't catch every swing, and it moves slower compared to some momentum indicators, but that's precisely why traders trust it. Less noise, more signal. The tradeoff is worth it if you're after steadier, more calculated decision-making.
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StablecoinEnjoyer
· 11h ago
RSI is one of those things that looks simple but is actually super useful, especially the 30 and 70 threshold lines... it really saved my trades multiple times.
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FomoAnxiety
· 11h ago
Buy the dip when RSI is below 30? Why am I still trapped... Should I wait a bit longer?
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NftBankruptcyClub
· 11h ago
RSI is really reliable. Buy the dip below 30, sell above 70, it's that simple.
RSI is one of those reliable tools that can really help you spot market inflection points. When it dips below 30, that's typically when the selling pressure eases up—worth keeping on your radar for potential entries. On the flip side, readings above 70 usually signal overbought conditions, so it's a good moment to think about trimming positions or looking for shorting setups. Sure, it won't catch every swing, and it moves slower compared to some momentum indicators, but that's precisely why traders trust it. Less noise, more signal. The tradeoff is worth it if you're after steadier, more calculated decision-making.