#美SEC推动加密创新监管 This wave of movement is quite interesting. It rose along the upward trend line from the low point to 1.788, then retraced to around 1.641 - this position just managed to hold the support.
From a technical perspective, several signals are worth noting: the moving average system shows a bullish arrangement, with prices continuously operating above the moving averages; the MACD maintains a golden cross state, with no signs of turning yet; trading volume has increased in sync with the price rise, indicating the participation of incremental funds. These signs suggest that the short-term trend has not deteriorated.
In terms of market sentiment, $ORCA , as a popular target in the recent track, has attracted high attention and consensus from funds. This kind of heat often supports the price to maintain a strong performance. Of course, a pullback and consolidation after a surge is also normal, as the main funds may use this to clear floating capital and build momentum for the next round of market.
If support can hold steady around 1.65, we can look up to 1.8, and if it breaks further, 1.85 may also be reached. However, it is important to note that if it falls below 1.62, it indicates that support has failed, and the short-term logic may change.
Other notable assets to track: MERL, IRYS, RESOLV, SOL, ETH, JCT, TAC, etc. have also performed well recently and can be included in the observation pool.
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BlockImposter
· 11-30 08:20
If we can't hold 1.65, we have to admit defeat, this wave of ORCA is a bit shaky.
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The moving averages in long positions sound good, but can the Trading Volume be maintained...
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I've heard too many excuses for big pump and Whipsaw, can't bet on that.
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1.8? Let's see how long 1.65 can hold before talking about it.
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If ORCA is hot, that's it, but the question is how long this heat can last.
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Breaking below 1.62 is a signal, so don't cry then.
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SOL and ETH are much more stable, why still mess with these?
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Incremental funds? I see it's all retail investors catching a falling knife.
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There are so many support levels, but only one is truly effective.
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I've never heard of MERL and IRYS, feels like a gamble on concepts.
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ZKProofEnthusiast
· 11-28 07:17
The orca point is indeed very precise, if it holds at 1.65 then we continue to be bullish, breaking 1.62 would be a real collapse.
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just_another_fish
· 11-27 09:23
This wave of orca is really something, it pumped up to 1.788 and then pulled back, but holding at 1.641 is okay.
Whipsaw is just whipsaw, anyway the moving averages are still standing, and the MACD golden cross pattern hasn't tilted, we'll just see if it can push to 1.8 again.
I've already entered a position with Sol and ETH, this time I don't know how far orca can fly...
If it breaks below 1.62, I'll run directly, can't afford the gamble.
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PhantomHunter
· 11-27 09:23
The rhythm of ORCA is indeed comfortable; holding at 1.65 is stable, just waiting for the breakthrough at 1.8.
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AirdropHarvester
· 11-27 09:12
The support level for orca is indeed a bit strong, but I'll run if it breaks 1.62.
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FUD_Whisperer
· 11-27 09:11
1.62 once it breaks, it will run, I've seen this trick too many times, under the guise of Whipsaw it's just Be Played for Suckers.
This wave of ORCA is indeed fierce, but things with high heat often die quickly, being cautious is not wrong.
1.8 is a bit precarious, to be honest, I prefer the opportunity to pullback to 1.5 to enter a position again.
SOL is also stirring, but it's better to wait and see, let’s talk after it breaks.
Watching the technicals every day is ridiculous, the key still lies in how the market maker plays.
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BoredStaker
· 11-27 09:03
1.65 If I can't keep it, I'll cut the meat, this wave is a bit empty
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LiquidationTherapist
· 11-27 08:58
The ORCA position is holding up well, but I'm more concerned about where the market maker really wants to pump. Whether it breaks 1.65 is the key, right?
#美SEC推动加密创新监管 This wave of movement is quite interesting. It rose along the upward trend line from the low point to 1.788, then retraced to around 1.641 - this position just managed to hold the support.
From a technical perspective, several signals are worth noting: the moving average system shows a bullish arrangement, with prices continuously operating above the moving averages; the MACD maintains a golden cross state, with no signs of turning yet; trading volume has increased in sync with the price rise, indicating the participation of incremental funds. These signs suggest that the short-term trend has not deteriorated.
In terms of market sentiment, $ORCA , as a popular target in the recent track, has attracted high attention and consensus from funds. This kind of heat often supports the price to maintain a strong performance. Of course, a pullback and consolidation after a surge is also normal, as the main funds may use this to clear floating capital and build momentum for the next round of market.
If support can hold steady around 1.65, we can look up to 1.8, and if it breaks further, 1.85 may also be reached. However, it is important to note that if it falls below 1.62, it indicates that support has failed, and the short-term logic may change.
Other notable assets to track: MERL, IRYS, RESOLV, SOL, ETH, JCT, TAC, etc. have also performed well recently and can be included in the observation pool.