2025-12-26 00:23:18

ACT futures have been quite interesting lately. Although there was a pullback on the 15-minute chart, both the 1-hour and 4-hour RSI are still above 65, indicating that the upward trend itself hasn't broken. However, trading volume has decreased significantly—by 95.8%. This kind of situation is most prone to false breakouts, so be cautious.

From a technical perspective, here's how the key levels are divided: currently stuck at the psychological level of 0.0500. Resistance levels above are at 0.0515 and 0.0530, while support levels below are at 0.0485 and 0.0470.

The current trading approach is as follows—if the price breaks above 0.0515, consider chasing long positions, targeting 0.0530, with a stop loss at 0.0505. If it falls below 0.0485, switch to short positions, targeting 0.0470, with a stop loss at 0.0495. But in the range between 0.0485 and 0.0515, it's best to wait and see.

The key issue remains volume. Currently, the trading volume is too weak; entering the market impulsively carries high risk. It's more prudent to wait for a valid breakout or breakdown with matching trading volume before taking action.

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AirdropDreamer

· 13h ago

Trading volume shrank by 95% but still dare to chase? I would just wait for a breakout confirmation before taking action, otherwise it's easy to get trapped. --- 0515 is a hurdle; if it can't break through, just keep waiting, there's no rush. --- RSI is high, but without volume, it's just false signals. Fake breakouts happen way too often. --- Just watch this range and wait for trading volume to pick up before making a move. It's always safer to be cautious. --- Psychological barriers are the easiest to deceive, especially when trading volume is so weak. --- Instead of guessing between 0.0485 and 0.0515, better to light a cigarette and wait for a clear opportunity before jumping in. --- Volume shrank by 95% but remains high; this is probably a sign of a trap, I’m watching it closely. --- The stop-loss setup is good, but the key is having the courage to enter. I'm too scared to go in now. --- ACT has been dragging lately, but I don't believe this volume can support a breakout. --- Support and resistance levels are clear; just wait for volume to cooperate. Simple things are often the easiest way to make money.

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SybilSlayer

· 13h ago

Still daring to chase after a 95% decline? This is a signal that they're waiting to trap the retail investors.

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ForkTongue

· 13h ago

The 95.8% volume shrinkage is so outrageous, still dare to chase? I'm just waiting and watching. --- RSI is still strong, but with such dead volume, it's truly false fire; be careful of getting cut. --- The 0.0515 barrier is just a trap to catch people; without volume support, everything is pointless. --- What kind of trading is possible with this level of volume? Wait for a real breakout signal. --- Stuck at this psychological level for so long, it should have been validated by trading volume long ago. Now it's just pure stubbornness. --- A 95.8% volume reduction, in plain terms, means no one dares to take the risk; talking about a breakout is pointless. --- The watch-and-see crowd +1. Entering now either gets washed out or trapped; there's nothing good about it. --- Fake breakouts are the most annoying. With such poor volume, who still wants to chase longs? Wake up.

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