2026-01-13 02:25:33

Looking at JELLY's trend in the futures market, it's getting interesting now. The 15-minute RSI shot up to 87, definitely a serious overbought; the 1-hour RSI is also high, just over 80, indicating overheat. But on the 4-hour chart, the trend is still upward, while the trading volume has dropped off dramatically—shrinking by 93%. This is a classic multi-timeframe divergence, with short-term indicators and volume clearly not matching.

Let's organize the key levels:
Currently stuck at the 0.08 psychological level, which is also a resistance point. Above, watch 0.082 and 0.085; below, support is at 0.077 and 0.074.

From a trading perspective, if it breaks through 0.082, consider a light position to follow the move, targeting 0.085, with a stop-loss at 0.0795. Conversely, if it falls below 0.077, switch to a bearish outlook, aiming to test 0.074, with a stop-loss at 0.079. But the most tricky zone is actually the range between 0.077 and 0.082—best to avoid trading here, watching and waiting is safest.

Honestly, I prefer to sit on the sidelines for now. The current price is around 0.08, and all short-term indicators are flashing red, with volume extremely contracted. The upward momentum is clearly lacking, while the risk of a downward correction is building. Considering recent trading conditions are not ideal, I must prioritize discipline—better to avoid mistakes than to chase opportunities blindly. Wait until the price either breaks and stabilizes above 0.082 or drops back to around 0.074 and stabilizes, then decide whether to enter. Going in impulsively now is just gambling with luck, which is not acceptable. If it breaks, cut losses immediately; keep a clear mindset.

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ShitcoinArbitrageur

· 01-13 02:55

Trading volume shrank by 93% and still pushing hard, this is just ridiculous. The RSI is already in the red zone, and you're still playing around, I really don't understand. --- I'm also watching the 0.077 to 0.082 range; it's the easiest to get caught off guard in a consolidation zone. --- Sitting on the cold bench is better than reckless trading. --- Breakouts without volume support feel fake. Let's wait and see. --- Having a clear mindset is the first step to making money; I agree with this approach. --- Entering now is just pure gambling, it's not interesting. --- I'm also waiting for a break above 0.082 or a drop back to 0.074; I won't touch anything in between. --- The divergence between volume and price is so obvious, multi-timeframe divergence is what I fear most. Wait for clearer signals. --- Short-term indicators are all over the place, which makes it even more dangerous. This level is indeed hard to move. --- Discipline > opportunity, this is a phrase worth getting a tattoo of.

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RooftopVIP

· 01-13 02:55

The 93% shrinkage in volume, still dare to chase? I don't believe this wave can break through, let's wait and see --- When RSI turns red, you want to catch a falling knife, classic case everyone --- Waiting and watching is the smartest decision, this middle section is really too tricky --- Having a clear mindset is the key to being a winner, more important than any technical indicator --- 0.082 if it can't break, it's a false breakout, better to stay on the sidelines comfortably --- The trading volume has shrunk to this level, what kind of good signal can that be --- Recently losing money and thinking about reckless operations? Don't, just watch like this --- No upward momentum, risk of going down, really a bit annoying

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DAOdreamer

· 01-13 02:51

The volume is shrinking so aggressively, this rally is just false fire; better to miss out than get trapped. Avoid the dead zone in the middle, it's too easy to get squeezed. RSI is overbought like this, no volume support even after breaking 0.082, feeling that the follow-up might be weak. Staying on the sidelines is indeed the right choice; anyway, 0.074 won't run away either. This kind of multi-timeframe divergence is the most annoying, short-term indicators soaring while volume doesn't cooperate, a typical trap for more. Either it will explode or fall, let's stay away from this hot potato in the middle.

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SoliditySlayer

· 01-13 02:51

The trading volume has shrunk so drastically; only the brave dare to follow. I'll still wait and see. --- 0.077 to 0.082 is a death zone. Better to miss out than to get involved in muddy waters. --- The RSI is already overbought, still want to rush in? Clearly lacking momentum, brother. --- Sitting on the sidelines is the way to go. Much more comfortable than gambling with luck. --- 93% of trading volume has shrunk. This is probably a sign that the whales are shaking out the weak hands. --- If it breaks 0.082, I'll follow; nothing else needs to be said. --- Entering now is like giving away money. Wait for clearer signals before acting. --- If the support at 0.074 breaks, the bearish outlook will be more appealing. --- Short-term indicators are all nonsense; watching volume is the real way to go. --- I appreciate a clear mindset. Better to miss out than to make mistakes.

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LiquidationOracle

· 01-13 02:43

The amount shrinkage is so outrageous that I really don't dare to act casually. Watching and observing is the best strategy.

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OnchainDetective

· 01-13 02:40

93% of the trading volume has shrunk along with RSI breaking out of the overbought zone. I've seen this tactic before—it's a classic trap to lure in buyers. On-chain data has long shown that big players are quietly exiting. Now, this upward surge clearly lacks momentum, which is obvious.

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OnchainSniper

· 01-13 02:33

Trading with a 93% volume shrinkage and still daring to push, this is the taste of a false breakout --- RSI87 is truly outrageous, but with such thin trading volume... I’ll still wait --- Sitting on the sidelines is the right move; the middle consolidation zone is definitely where money is being made --- A fully red short-term indicator is actually a signal; rushing in now is just gambler mentality --- If 0.082 can hold steady, then consider it; rushing now is just fishing for traps --- Divergence in volume is the most uncomfortable trend, I also choose to observe --- Immediate stop-loss upon breaking the level is correct; discipline > greed --- No strength to go up, risk going down; this position is best to stay idle

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