Looking at software concept coins like $ODD, it actually becomes interesting from a reverse thinking perspective.
After the consolidation pressure is released, it's hard to imagine it will drop below the current level again. In the short term, there may still be some fluctuations and adjustments, but in the long term, the risk-reward ratio here is quite good.
From a technical standpoint, the selling pressure accumulated after continuous decline has become quite sufficient. As long as it does not break the key support level, the rebound energy often exceeds expectations. Investors who position against the trend may gain significant profits in the next upward cycle.
It is worth paying attention to the recent trading volume performance—only with volume confirmation can the true bottom be established.
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SleepyArbCat
· 21h ago
Nap warning... Wait, this wave of ODD does seem a bit fishy. The trading volume must catch up before we dare to move.
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MetaMaximalist
· 21h ago
ngl the contrarian angle on $ODD is starting to make sense... most people just see software tokens as noise but there's actually an adoption curve playing out here nobody's talking about. the volume accumulation patterns are genuinely interesting if you know what to look for tbh
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NftMetaversePainter
· 21h ago
actually, the algorithmic patterns you're dissecting here remind me of generative hash distributions in blockchain primitives... $ODD's consolidation phase exhibits what i'd call aesthetic computation in action. most traders miss the topological beauty of these support levels—they're not just price floors, they're immutable data structures reflecting pure market topology.
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DustCollector
· 21h ago
If those who took the contrarian position in this wave are not trapped and wiped out, the next rebound will definitely be a huge profit.
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TokenToaster
· 21h ago
Wait, is going against the trend really that profitable? I feel like every time I say that, I get caught in a trap.
Looking at software concept coins like $ODD, it actually becomes interesting from a reverse thinking perspective.
After the consolidation pressure is released, it's hard to imagine it will drop below the current level again. In the short term, there may still be some fluctuations and adjustments, but in the long term, the risk-reward ratio here is quite good.
From a technical standpoint, the selling pressure accumulated after continuous decline has become quite sufficient. As long as it does not break the key support level, the rebound energy often exceeds expectations. Investors who position against the trend may gain significant profits in the next upward cycle.
It is worth paying attention to the recent trading volume performance—only with volume confirmation can the true bottom be established.