KMNO's 4-hour chart is showing compression—candles are tightening up around the 5926 mark, which remains a critical supply zone to watch. Breaking above the 6143 trendline is the next hurdle; if it clears that, the 6291 level comes into play as a potential target. Failure to push higher? Then 5801 becomes your next support bounce point. The trading volume picture is interesting right now—inflows are picking up, suggesting some consolidation before the next move. Keep an eye on whether this builds into real momentum or just fades out.
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JustAnotherWallet
· 6h ago
KMNO this compressed state is a bit dull, stuck at 5926 for so long. It feels like it will either surge straight to 6143 or fall back to 5801 to find support... The trading volume has increased, but I still can't tell if this is building momentum or just a fake move.
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DeFiChef
· 6h ago
It's the same consolidation situation again, stuck at 5926 tightly.
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InscriptionGriller
· 6h ago
It's the same old trick of squeezing the market. When funds flow in, they pretend to want to pump the price, and once the retail investors follow, they dump the market. The move from 5926 to 6143 has already been repeatedly shaken out by the main players. Don't be fooled.
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MrDecoder
· 6h ago
ngl This compressed movement is quite interesting, but I'm just worried it might be a false alarm...
The increase in trading volume is a good sign, but I'm hesitant, afraid of a fake breakout.
If 6143 can't be broken, then don't bother, just wait for the rebound to 5801 and that's it.
When will this market really start to move...
I'm optimistic about 6291, but it feels a bit uncertain.
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TokenTherapist
· 6h ago
ngl this compressed state is really annoying, waiting for the breakout again
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ForkItAllDay
· 6h ago
You're doing market analysis again? Just compress it if you want. Anyway, I'm just watching whether 6143 can break through. If it can't, I'll keep lying low.
KMNO's 4-hour chart is showing compression—candles are tightening up around the 5926 mark, which remains a critical supply zone to watch. Breaking above the 6143 trendline is the next hurdle; if it clears that, the 6291 level comes into play as a potential target. Failure to push higher? Then 5801 becomes your next support bounce point. The trading volume picture is interesting right now—inflows are picking up, suggesting some consolidation before the next move. Keep an eye on whether this builds into real momentum or just fades out.