2026-01-17 06:26:36

Tracking RSI extremes across key altcoins in the 30-minute timeframe reveals several pairs reaching overbought and oversold territory. Tokens including DUSK, A, AI, YB, LQTY, ON, SAND, COLLECT, SQD, QNT, IRYS, ZIL, ILV, ALCH, EPT, PHA, GLM, CAKE, NEO, and THETA have shown significant RSI divergences. These overbought conditions often precede pullbacks, while oversold levels can signal reversal opportunities. Traders typically use these extremes as confluence points for entry and exit strategies. The 30m chart provides tighter signals for active traders looking to capitalize on mean reversion patterns. Such technical setups warrant close monitoring across the broader altcoin market.

DUSK25.39%

YB-5.28%

ON0.65%

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TradingNightmare

· 01-17 06:56

The 30-minute chart is acting up again, these coins are all stuck at RSI extremes... Honestly, who can really catch the bottom? --- LQTY and SAND are overbought again? It’s always like this, a rebound and then trapped. --- Mean reversion sounds simple, but in practice, it’s just getting slapped in the face. I’ll just say one thing. --- So many coins showing signals at the same time? I feel like it’s a trap... --- Those who try to bottom-fish on the 30m cycle are brave, not winners. --- That RSI spike on QNT was ridiculous. Only someone who can precisely time the entry is lucky. --- It’s the same old confluence... The more detailed the technical analysis, the faster the losses. --- THETA has fallen so deep, and some still dare to buy? Where’s your risk awareness, everyone? --- Money makers are starting to pay attention to this, so I should run. --- Oversold ≠ a bottom-fishing opportunity. Many have gone bankrupt because of this logic.

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DeadTrades_Walking

· 01-17 06:55

A 30-minute RSI strategy sounds good, but to be honest, I haven't successfully bottomed out on any of these coins haha --- Both RSI and divergence, it feels like every time they remind me to operate in the opposite direction --- Can CAKE and SAND rebound this time? I've already been caught in deep --- Mean reversion? Please don't keep fooling me into bottom fishing, I always buy in halfway up the mountain --- Half of the coins on this list I haven't even heard of, does that expose my rookie status? --- Does overbought always mean a drop? Sometimes it just keeps rising --- The 30-minute timeframe is too short-term, I, as a holder, can't really use it --- I couldn't react when QNT's RSI was off the charts, it's too difficult --- Does anyone really make stable profits relying on these technical setups? All I see is losses

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GhostAddressMiner

· 01-17 06:53

I've been tracking the RSI data of these coins online for 30 minutes already, but the question is... Are those dormant wallets behind these superficial technical signals also moving?

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GovernancePretender

· 01-17 06:49

The 30-minute RSI setup is back again, claiming to indicate extreme reversals every time. Is it really effective...

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LiquidityWhisperer

· 01-17 06:27

30-minute RSI breaks out again, it's time for gamblers --- That line on DUSK looks a bit suspicious. Can this wave of pullback be absorbed? --- Daily overbought and oversold signals, might as well flip a coin... --- NEO and THETA are playing the same old game again. When will there be a breakthrough? --- QNT's moving average is interesting; mean reversion is definitely happening --- After analyzing so many coins, it feels like there's not much reference value --- The short signal on CAKE still looks a bit appealing --- RSI and divergence again, doing all this complicated stuff, can it really make money? --- Monitoring a hammer, all this has to wait for a pullback before taking action

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