$HAL has been putting in some solid work on the charts lately. The momentum shift we called out back in early January is still playing out—that 200-day EMA recapture was the real turning point, marking the transition from sellers dictating prices to more aggressive buying pressure building in.
Looking at these past couple weeks, the bulls have held their ground pretty well. The price action is essentially confirming what we flagged before: the seller dominance phase is fading, and we're seeing genuine bullish participation stepping in. It's not explosive, but it's methodical and consistent—the kind of move that tends to stick around.
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WalletDetective
· 3h ago
The 200-day EMA wave is indeed a key point. The feeling that selling pressure is receding and buying interest is entering is becoming more and more obvious, and the sense of direction has finally returned.
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liquidation_surfer
· 3h ago
The 200-day moving average wave was indeed a turning point. Now, the current market seems to be gradually gaining momentum, which feels pretty good.
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MysteryBoxBuster
· 3h ago
A slow bull is the real deal; once the 200-day moving average breaks, you know it's about to take off.
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StablecoinAnxiety
· 3h ago
The 200-day moving average wave was indeed crucial, accurately capturing the turning point from selling pressure dominance to buying interest. Over the past two weeks, the bullish side hasn't loosened, maintaining a steady rhythm. Although not as aggressive, it feels sustainable.
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NeonCollector
· 3h ago
The 200-day moving average is really a dividing line. The process of this wave shifting from seller suppression to buyer takeover is clearly visible.
$HAL has been putting in some solid work on the charts lately. The momentum shift we called out back in early January is still playing out—that 200-day EMA recapture was the real turning point, marking the transition from sellers dictating prices to more aggressive buying pressure building in.
Looking at these past couple weeks, the bulls have held their ground pretty well. The price action is essentially confirming what we flagged before: the seller dominance phase is fading, and we're seeing genuine bullish participation stepping in. It's not explosive, but it's methodical and consistent—the kind of move that tends to stick around.