UNI's trend has shown an interesting technical signal. From a Chan theory perspective, the 30-minute timeframe has already formed a bottom divergence, a structure that typically triggers an upward movement in the same level segment.
From a trading standpoint, currently, you can consider looking for long opportunities. The suitable entry zone is around 5.96-6.02, and it’s advisable to gradually build positions within this range. The upper targets can be set at 6.3 and 6.6, and you can take profits gradually based on actual market movements. For risk management, setting a stop-loss below 5.72 is relatively safe.
Of course, in actual trading, it’s important to combine this with your own capital management and risk tolerance. Avoid going all-in; use reasonable position sizes to cope with potential counter-movements.
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DefiVeteran
· 7h ago
The bottom divergence pattern is back again. Every time it says it will rise, but what happens? It cuts my gains.
Last time it said so about UNI, I almost ended up in the hospital.
Buying at 5.96? What am I even thinking, I just want to see how low it can go.
Wait, let’s observe first, but I don’t really believe it.
UNI is too tricky, the Chan theory makes it more confusing the more I look at it.
6.6? Ha, you’re trying to fool me into going all in, huh?
Talking about reasonable position sizes easily, but when I lose, my mindset still explodes.
Better to miss out than to get trapped by these signals again.
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CommunitySlacker
· 7h ago
The "divergence at the bottom of the Chan Theory笔" explanation is back again. It’s always accurate, so why is my account still in the green?
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AirdropHunterZhang
· 7h ago
Chánlùn bi dǐ bèichí? Sounds intimidating, but I really got on board with this one. Went all-in with half a month's salary.
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HashRateHustler
· 7h ago
I've heard the explanation of divergence at the bottom many times, but the key is whether the volume supports it or not; otherwise, it's just a false signal.
UNI's trend has shown an interesting technical signal. From a Chan theory perspective, the 30-minute timeframe has already formed a bottom divergence, a structure that typically triggers an upward movement in the same level segment.
From a trading standpoint, currently, you can consider looking for long opportunities. The suitable entry zone is around 5.96-6.02, and it’s advisable to gradually build positions within this range. The upper targets can be set at 6.3 and 6.6, and you can take profits gradually based on actual market movements. For risk management, setting a stop-loss below 5.72 is relatively safe.
Of course, in actual trading, it’s important to combine this with your own capital management and risk tolerance. Avoid going all-in; use reasonable position sizes to cope with potential counter-movements.