#数字资产市场洞察 LUNA has fallen nearly 20% from its high on Monday and is now stuck at $0.127, recently fluctuating between $0.13 and $0.14.
The previous logic that holding between $0.15 and $0.16 would be bullish has now been essentially discredited. Trading sentiment has clearly cooled down, and the atmosphere is becoming more bearish.
What does the technical analysis say? The 3-day chart still shows some bullish signs, but LUNA has a bit of a bad habit of doing "false breakouts" historically, so whether it can truly rebound remains uncertain. On the 4-hour chart, it's much clearer: if the $0.15-$0.18 range can't be held, the bears currently have the upper hand.
The key questions now are: can $0.13 hold? can $0.155 be reclaimed? Before a larger timeframe shows strength and $BTC stabilizes above $94,000, the probability of LUNA directly surging to $0.20-$0.24 is not high.
**Short-term trading advice: bearish strategies are safer.** If you're aggressive and want to short, wait for a failed rebound before taking action; if you're bullish, it's better to be patient and wait until those key levels are truly reclaimed before acting.
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airdrop_huntress
· 7h ago
LUNA, this crappy coin, is playing "The Boy Who Cried Wolf" again. Whether it can hold at 0.13 is still uncertain. I think short-term, a bearish stance is more reliable.
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ApyWhisperer
· 15h ago
It's that LUNA scam again, how many times has it fooled me in a year haha, fake breakout players are confirmed.
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GasFeeSobber
· 15h ago
LUNA, this trash coin, is playing its old fake breakout tricks again. It's really annoying.
Wait, BTC hasn't even stabilized, why expect it to turn around?
Hold on, if 0.13 doesn't hold, just forget it. My short position still has a chance.
This time, I really should listen to the bears. History will repeat itself.
A month ago, they were hyping 0.2 dollars, but now there's no smile.
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RumbleValidator
· 15h ago
0.13 cannot be held at all, the historical data is right there, and the on-chain activity tracked by the validation nodes has long shown that bears are in the lead. I've seen too many false breakouts of LUNA; no matter how good the technicals look, it all depends on whether the consensus mechanism supports it, and clearly it does not now.
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0xOverleveraged
· 16h ago
Luna is playing puppet shows again, using the same tricks every time, fake breakouts fool us over and over again.
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NftDeepBreather
· 16h ago
LUNA has really broken down this time, can't even hold at 0.13 and still want to rebound? The short-selling logic is indeed more attractive; wait for the rebound and then take action, it's much safer.
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HashRateHermit
· 16h ago
LUNA, I am very familiar with this routine. It's just another fake breakout. If it can't even hold 0.13, how does it expect to rebound?
#数字资产市场洞察 LUNA has fallen nearly 20% from its high on Monday and is now stuck at $0.127, recently fluctuating between $0.13 and $0.14.
The previous logic that holding between $0.15 and $0.16 would be bullish has now been essentially discredited. Trading sentiment has clearly cooled down, and the atmosphere is becoming more bearish.
What does the technical analysis say? The 3-day chart still shows some bullish signs, but LUNA has a bit of a bad habit of doing "false breakouts" historically, so whether it can truly rebound remains uncertain. On the 4-hour chart, it's much clearer: if the $0.15-$0.18 range can't be held, the bears currently have the upper hand.
The key questions now are: can $0.13 hold? can $0.155 be reclaimed? Before a larger timeframe shows strength and $BTC stabilizes above $94,000, the probability of LUNA directly surging to $0.20-$0.24 is not high.
**Short-term trading advice: bearish strategies are safer.** If you're aggressive and want to short, wait for a failed rebound before taking action; if you're bullish, it's better to be patient and wait until those key levels are truly reclaimed before acting.