Several altcoins are displaying interesting RSI patterns on the 1-hour timeframe right now. When RSI hits overbought or oversold territory, it often signals potential pullbacks or reversals in the short term.
Overbought conditions (RSI above 70) typically suggest upside exhaustion, while oversold readings (RSI below 30) can indicate buying opportunities on bounces. Keep in mind that extremes can persist during strong trends, so always combine RSI signals with support/resistance levels and volume confirmation before making trades.
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DaoTherapy
· 15h ago
The RSI extreme set is back again. Every time they say to combine support and resistance, but still some people chase the highs and get trapped... I've looked at these coins, and that $HMSTR is just outrageous. They were just hyping it up a couple of days ago.
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OnChainDetective
· 17h ago
It's the same RSI trick again... I was monitoring the on-chain addresses of these coins since 3:30 yesterday. The large transfer patterns of $HMSTR and $BANK are too suspicious. Those whale wallets are clearly suppressing the price to accumulate. What is behind the 1-hour K-line? Fund flow data shows institutional addresses quietly building positions. RSI is just superficial; the real black-box operations are on the chain.
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OfflineNewbie
· 19h ago
RSI is back again. I'm tired of hearing this explanation. But looking at the list of these coins... it feels like the same old trick to harvest new investors.
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PermabullPete
· 12-26 18:54
I've heard the RSI stuff too many times... But that being said, the signals from this wave of $HMSTR and $BANK are indeed quite strong. Still, I only dare to act based on trading volume.
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BearHugger
· 12-26 18:53
RSI is playing tricks again, this time it's this coin... But honestly, extremes can be deceptive, especially when the trend is strong.
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NFTArchaeologis
· 12-26 18:53
Short-term technicals are indeed interesting, but these extremes are often like the inflated prices in the antique market—seemingly tempting, but before making a move, you need to verify authenticity and transaction records. RSI is just the first layer of clues.
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LightningClicker
· 12-26 18:31
RSI is acting up again; these coins are probably going to have issues soon.
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GasFeeCrier
· 12-26 18:31
Using RSI again? The 1-hour chart shows so many coins at extreme levels, it feels like a prelude to a crash.
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just_vibin_onchain
· 12-26 18:30
RSI is acting up again, this time it's these coins. But to be honest, when extremes persist, RSI is just a decoration... It depends on the volume.
Several altcoins are displaying interesting RSI patterns on the 1-hour timeframe right now. When RSI hits overbought or oversold territory, it often signals potential pullbacks or reversals in the short term.
Pairs showing these extremes include: $AT, $LYN, $HMSTR, $BANK, $PROM, $CARV, $ALCH, $TUT, $HOME, $TRU, $VTHO, $OG.
Overbought conditions (RSI above 70) typically suggest upside exhaustion, while oversold readings (RSI below 30) can indicate buying opportunities on bounces. Keep in mind that extremes can persist during strong trends, so always combine RSI signals with support/resistance levels and volume confirmation before making trades.