DEXE testing supports with low RSI — opportunity or trap?

DEXE is currently trading at $12.65, after reaching a recent low of $11.23. Despite a brief recovery, the asset remains pressured, with a more bearish bias on the 3D chart.

Technical analysis:

The EMA(7) is below the EMA(25) and EMA(99), showing that the short to medium-term trend remains negative.

The RSI(6) is at 34.16, very close to the oversold zone. This may indicate exhaustion of selling pressure, but still without confirmation of reversal.

The last attempt to rise failed to break the averages, indicating buyer weakness.

The psychological support is around $12.00, while immediate resistance is in the range of $13.50–$14.80.

My personal view:

Despite the low RSI, the chart still inspires caution. Entries now require clear signs of reversal or consistent buying volume. DEXE may be preparing a double bottom — or just distributing to fall further. The ideal is to protect capital and wait for confirmation.

Would you risk an entry now or wait for at least the EMA(25) to break?