VVV this wave of market movement is worth paying close attention to. Since peaking at 3.1, the price has not truly rebounded and has continued to weaken. Looking at the 1-hour chart, the downward momentum is quite smooth, and the bears have completely taken control. This pattern still has plenty of room to move downward.
If you want to enter a short position, the 2.93 level is a good entry point. For stop-loss, it is recommended to place it above 3.08 to prevent being swept out by a false breakout. The target levels are as follows: take partial profits at 2.85, then aim for 2.71, and the third target is 2.63. If the support at 2.63 is also broken, then continue holding your position, as there may be even larger declines ahead.
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IronHeadMiner
· 3h ago
Shorting opportunities are indeed good. I accept the idea of entering at 2.93 with a stop loss at 3.08.
Wait, if 2.63 breaks, is there really a bigger drop? That's a bit uncertain.
After peaking at 3.1, there hasn't been much rebound. This wave's rhythm is really smooth.
There should be quite a few people shorting VVV, be careful of trap setups, friends.
I tend to agree with the first support at 2.85; greed could lead to a rebound.
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BearMarketBuyer
· 3h ago
3.1 has not reversed after the top, this rhythm is indeed a bit ruthless. I think entering short at 2.93 is fine, just afraid of another trap to lure more longs.
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 3h ago
2.93 entered the market, feeling that this wave could reach 2.63, just depends on whether the trap can wash us out.
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TokenomicsTherapist
· 3h ago
The short squeeze this time is quite fierce. Entering at 2.93 feels a bit safer, just worried about being lured into a long squeeze and getting wiped out.
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SelfRugger
· 3h ago
3.1 has been declining steadily since the peak. Entering short at 2.93 still requires caution, afraid of being trapped.
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TokenVelocity
· 3h ago
The short squeeze this time was indeed smooth, but it takes quite some guts to cut in at 2.93.
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GhostWalletSleuth
· 4h ago
2.93 points of entry are really comfortable, just worried about being tempted into another wave of buying.
VVV this wave of market movement is worth paying close attention to. Since peaking at 3.1, the price has not truly rebounded and has continued to weaken. Looking at the 1-hour chart, the downward momentum is quite smooth, and the bears have completely taken control. This pattern still has plenty of room to move downward.
If you want to enter a short position, the 2.93 level is a good entry point. For stop-loss, it is recommended to place it above 3.08 to prevent being swept out by a false breakout. The target levels are as follows: take partial profits at 2.85, then aim for 2.71, and the third target is 2.63. If the support at 2.63 is also broken, then continue holding your position, as there may be even larger declines ahead.