FARTCOIN's recent rebound looks quite suspicious of a pump-and-dump scheme. The 1-hour K-line surged to 0.4299 but quickly reversed, now dropping to 0.3998, breaking through the key moving averages MA5 (0.4103), MA10 (0.4070), and MA20 (0.4034).
The technical indicators are also not optimistic—RSI(6) is only 42.7060, indicating a weak zone; the MACD histogram's increasing red bars are narrowing, with DIF(0.0010) crossing above DEA(0.0007), showing a clear decline in momentum. Based on the candlestick pattern and trading volume, the main force is likely pushing the price up to sell off, with considerable selling pressure.
At the current price of 0.3998, you can directly open a short position, with a stop-loss above the previous high of 0.4299. The lower targets are twofold: first at 0.3887 (24-hour low), and if it falls further, 0.3781 is a previous low that should provide some support.
For trend-following orders, it’s recommended to hold firmly. Short-term traders should reduce positions gradually at these support levels. Be alert for the main force using a weak rebound as a false breakout to reverse and smash the market; once the key support is broken, caution is advised.
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Layer3Dreamer
· 3h ago
theoretically speaking, if we map this price action through a cross-rollup state verification lens... the RSI 42.7 is basically telling us the recursive nature of this dump mirrors weak Layer2 liquidity fragmentation. ngl the MA breaks feel like watching bridge functions fail in real time lmao
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24HourMoodSwings
· 19h ago
2026 Go Go Go 👊
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LuckyHashValue
· 01-09 20:55
The manipulation this time is really brutal; the main force is just fooling the retail investors.
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SellLowExpert
· 01-09 20:54
It's the same old trick again, pulling up to sell off. I've seen it many times. RSI has already dropped to 42, and you still want a rebound? Dream on.
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HodlAndChill
· 01-09 20:46
It's the same old trick again, I've seen many cases of pump and dump. This wave of FARTCOIN is indeed a bit shady.
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SchrodingerProfit
· 01-09 20:36
It's the same old trick again; the big players are really cunning. I was tricked once before by a false breakout, and this time, seeing the MA completely broken, I'm still a bit hesitant.
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DisillusiionOracle
· 01-09 20:27
It's the same trick again; I've seen many cases of pump and dump. The main players are really skilled at manipulating this coin, FART.
FARTCOIN's recent rebound looks quite suspicious of a pump-and-dump scheme. The 1-hour K-line surged to 0.4299 but quickly reversed, now dropping to 0.3998, breaking through the key moving averages MA5 (0.4103), MA10 (0.4070), and MA20 (0.4034).
The technical indicators are also not optimistic—RSI(6) is only 42.7060, indicating a weak zone; the MACD histogram's increasing red bars are narrowing, with DIF(0.0010) crossing above DEA(0.0007), showing a clear decline in momentum. Based on the candlestick pattern and trading volume, the main force is likely pushing the price up to sell off, with considerable selling pressure.
At the current price of 0.3998, you can directly open a short position, with a stop-loss above the previous high of 0.4299. The lower targets are twofold: first at 0.3887 (24-hour low), and if it falls further, 0.3781 is a previous low that should provide some support.
For trend-following orders, it’s recommended to hold firmly. Short-term traders should reduce positions gradually at these support levels. Be alert for the main force using a weak rebound as a false breakout to reverse and smash the market; once the key support is broken, caution is advised.