2026-01-09 21:21:24

ARB's recent decline has been quite fierce. After reaching 0.2136, it dropped straight down and is now stuck at 0.2063, having broken through the support levels of MA5, MA10, and MA20. Looking at the 1-hour chart, you can sense that the bulls are losing strength—RSI is only around 39, the MACD green bars have appeared, and the DIF and DEA are stuck together with no signs of divergence. In simple terms, the main players have finished unloading and are now dumping the price, which is a very clear sign.

For short-term trading, you can open a short position at the current price of 0.2063, with the stop-loss placed above the previous high of 0.2136. The first target below is 0.2045 (the lowest price in 24 hours), and further down, look at the previous low of 0.2034. If you're trading trend-following positions, hold firmly and don't be scared out by the volatility. For short-term traders, taking partial profits at key support levels is a safer approach. Lastly, a reminder: the main players are still accelerating their dump by exploiting the breakdown pattern, so watch out for them breaking through key supports suddenly and sharply.

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LuckyBlindCat

· 12h ago

The main force is playing really aggressively, smashing through three moving averages in one go, it looks painful. It's the same old trick, I'm already tired of it. 0.2063 is indeed a tempting level, but I dare not touch it, I always feel there's a trap. It sounds like it's about to be cut again, forget it, I'll just watch the show. RSI has dropped to 39, and you're still daring to short? That's quite bold. Breaking down and accelerating downward, I've seen this move too many times, and in the end, they turn around and bite back. Holding the trend position? I already ran long ago, anyone who believes it is just foolish.

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GamefiHarvester

· 12h ago

You're trying to cut my leeks again, huh? Last time I listened to your analysis of ARB, I lost two months' salary directly. I'm tired of the narrative that the main players are offloading. You say that every time, but what’s the result? After the decline, they reverse and push the price up. The support levels you mentioned are meaningless. Can it really reach 0.2045? It feels like a rebound is coming again. This time I absolutely won't buy the dip. Last time I was really trapped and it made me vomit blood.

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ChainMelonWatcher

· 12h ago

The main players' tactics are old-fashioned, using the same trick of dumping the market. I just want to see if 0.2034 can hold.

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TheShibaWhisperer

· 12h ago

Oh my, the main force's move is really ruthless, my ARB has been cut again ARB has broken the support again, this time it really feels like there's no strength for a rebound, the space is being carefully manipulated Honestly, I was a bit panicked at the 0.2034 level, I don't know if it can hold This dumping rhythm feels off, I think there’s still hope later RSI has fallen like this, the bulls are really out of energy I was still thinking about re-entering around 0.21, but it just dropped straight down, damn I'm too familiar with the main force's tactics, first they dump, then they smash, same old trick Short-term brothers need to be more careful, this level really requires good stop-loss management After breaking the MA20, there’s no support left, it’s a bit creepy

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Ser_This_Is_A_Casino

· 12h ago

It's so obvious that the main force is taking action, and I still can't believe it. I'm truly impressed.

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TeaTimeTrader

· 12h ago

The main force's dumping tactics are all the same, just trying to scare retail investors into selling their holdings.

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