Several altcoins are flashing overbought and oversold signals on shorter timeframes. Looking at the 30-minute chart, $TRADOOR, $Q, $EUL, and $M have all triggered RSI extremes in recent trading sessions. When RSI pushes beyond 70, you're typically in overbought territory—often a sign of potential pullbacks or consolidation. Conversely, RSI dips below 30 suggest oversold conditions that could precede recoveries. Traders monitoring these pairs should keep an eye on volume confirmation and support/resistance levels. These technical setups don't guarantee direction, but they do highlight where the market might be getting stretched in either direction.
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NotFinancialAdviser
· 21h ago
RSI extreme values sound impressive, but they're really just betting on when the rebound will happen... To put it simply, it still depends on trading volume. Relying solely on indicators can easily lead to being trapped.
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OnlyUpOnly
· 01-09 12:19
RSI extremes are essentially about betting on probabilities. I don't believe this stuff can accurately catch the bottom or top.
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MindsetExpander
· 01-07 03:55
RSI extreme values are back again. This time, it's these few coins performing a roller coaster? The 30-minute chart is playing this old trick again. Anyway, I don't believe they can truly reverse...
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BugBountyHunter
· 01-07 03:40
RSI is really just a reference; I often see overbought results while the coin is still rising... Volume confirmation is the real key.
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SoliditySurvivor
· 01-07 03:37
RSI soaring above 70 means it's time to run, here comes this old and outdated theory again... By the way, $TRADOOR has been really going crazy lately.
Several altcoins are flashing overbought and oversold signals on shorter timeframes. Looking at the 30-minute chart, $TRADOOR, $Q, $EUL, and $M have all triggered RSI extremes in recent trading sessions. When RSI pushes beyond 70, you're typically in overbought territory—often a sign of potential pullbacks or consolidation. Conversely, RSI dips below 30 suggest oversold conditions that could precede recoveries. Traders monitoring these pairs should keep an eye on volume confirmation and support/resistance levels. These technical setups don't guarantee direction, but they do highlight where the market might be getting stretched in either direction.