Recently, RED's market has been quite interesting, with a 4.33% increase in just a few hours, and many people are paying close attention.
From the data, this rally actually seems quite solid. Over the past 24 hours, the increase has reached 42%, with trading activity on the Solana chain significantly rising. Market capitalization remains stable at $9.74K, and community engagement is quite active. Many technical traders' signals have hit their target prices from earlier positions, and current unrealized gains are around +5.52%.
In terms of market sentiment, about 80% of discussions are positive, and you can clearly feel the FOMO sentiment fermenting. However, it's worth noting that there haven't been any substantial negative news causing a sell-off; it's mainly a combination of fundamental and technical factors driving the upward movement.
On the operational side, many short-term traders are exploring long opportunities in contracts. If you want to get in, the current price around $0.24 can be used as a reference entry point. But here, risk management is crucial—setting a 5% stop-loss is basic practice, especially given the strong momentum, as there is always a risk of a quick pullback after a rally.
The technical trend score has reached 204.65, indicating that the overall momentum is overheating. The divergence rate is quite high, and in the short term, there might be a pullback after a surge, which warrants close attention. In other words, chasing the rally should be cautious, as a correction could be imminent.
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SignatureLiquidator
· 23h ago
RED this wave is quite fierce, but it feels like chasing the high carries a lot of risk, and the momentum is overheated, clearly indicating a pullback is coming.
Making quick money requires sticking to stop-losses; otherwise, you'll be wiped out in an instant.
Is it really brave to buy at 0.24? I feel like 80% of FOMO is a trap.
Honestly, this kind of short-term surge has no solid support; it's purely emotional trading, not sustainable.
The hype on Solana is real, but with such a high divergence rate, many people probably got caught off guard in the short term.
A 42% increase is indeed tempting, but I've seen too many cases of sharp rises followed by declines, so it's better to wait for a correction.
A 5% stop-loss is simply not enough; in this kind of market, the pullback can be much deeper.
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 01-06 22:50
This wave is indeed a bit hot, but a score of over 200 is really overheated. Be careful when chasing the high.
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AlwaysAnon
· 01-06 22:45
204.65 rating is indeed a bit outrageous. Feels like this is just a false fire before the peak.
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Another FOMO harvesting machine. I've seen 80% positive discussions about this.
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Entering at 0.24? Remember, friends who entered like that last time are still trapped.
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Stop-loss at 5% is just for show; when the price actually drops back, you can't escape.
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The high on-chain activity on Solana actually makes me a bit nervous. Usually, that's a sign of a top.
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A +5.52% gain on paper and thinking it's stable? Let's wait and see if we can hold on before deciding.
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Such a high divergence rate is indeed dangerous. Technical target prices don't guarantee you can get out.
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I haven't heard of that red coin, but this kind of market description sounds like the prelude to a crash.
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Once FOMO sentiment flips, the entry price of 0.24 becomes a set trap.
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The absence of negative news is the biggest bearish signal. Where does such a clean rise come from?
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ParanoiaKing
· 01-06 22:27
Getting in around 24? I think I'll wait a bit longer; this hype is too high, it's easy to get caught holding the bag.
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BlockchainBard
· 01-06 22:24
The momentum is so hot that the divergence rate is telling us a correction is coming... FOMO is FOMO, but chasing in at this time isn't getting on the train, it's just riding along with others.
Recently, RED's market has been quite interesting, with a 4.33% increase in just a few hours, and many people are paying close attention.
From the data, this rally actually seems quite solid. Over the past 24 hours, the increase has reached 42%, with trading activity on the Solana chain significantly rising. Market capitalization remains stable at $9.74K, and community engagement is quite active. Many technical traders' signals have hit their target prices from earlier positions, and current unrealized gains are around +5.52%.
In terms of market sentiment, about 80% of discussions are positive, and you can clearly feel the FOMO sentiment fermenting. However, it's worth noting that there haven't been any substantial negative news causing a sell-off; it's mainly a combination of fundamental and technical factors driving the upward movement.
On the operational side, many short-term traders are exploring long opportunities in contracts. If you want to get in, the current price around $0.24 can be used as a reference entry point. But here, risk management is crucial—setting a 5% stop-loss is basic practice, especially given the strong momentum, as there is always a risk of a quick pullback after a rally.
The technical trend score has reached 204.65, indicating that the overall momentum is overheating. The divergence rate is quite high, and in the short term, there might be a pullback after a surge, which warrants close attention. In other words, chasing the rally should be cautious, as a correction could be imminent.