#ALPINE When everyone is shouting 'the wolf is coming,' the real hunter has already set up short positions on the mountaintop—ALPINE's top script is replaying the most classic 'high-altitude fall' in the crypto market.
From "bungee jumping from the cloud" to "bottomless abyss," the bears have pulled the trigger.
The daily chart of ALPINE is showcasing a "high-altitude diving show": the price plummeted from a high of $2.2666 down to $2.0118, a single-day drop of 8.24%. This is not an ordinary pullback, but a "collective retreat" with real money voting. Even more deadly, the key support level of $2.015 has been breached, and the short-term trend has completed a "bull-bear reversal"—the bulls have gone from "controllers of the market" to "fleeing for their lives."
It's like a roller coaster suddenly derailing after reaching its highest point, with an abyss below that cannot be seen. If $2.010 is lost again, the next stop will be the psychological level of $1.800—here will become a "bloodbath for bulls" or a "feast for bears to add positions."
Technical perspective: Triple "death signals" resonate, and bears are in full force.
1. RSI: "Free fall" after overbought
The RSI indicator has plunged rapidly from the overbought zone and has not yet stopped falling, indicating that the selling pressure is far from exhausted, and the price still has "room for further decline."
2. MACD: "Green bars turn red" death symphony
When the MACD histogram turns green and forms a death cross, this is a typical "accelerating downtrend" signal—like a car slipping into neutral, the inertia will only cause a faster decline.
3. Volume: "Panic signal of increased volume during decline"
During the decline, trading volume has significantly increased, indicating weak buying power from the bulls and a surging momentum from the bears.
Personal view: RSI has not bottomed, MACD death cross, and volume has increased. These three signals are like three swords hanging over the bulls' heads—now is not the time for "bottom fishing for a rebound," but rather a critical window for "cutting losses to preserve capital."
3. Capital situation: Bears "show their cards" and press down, while the main force performs a "liquidation-style exit".
Sell orders are piled up in the $2.014-$2.016 range with over 800 ALPINE, while buy orders are sparse, creating a stark showdown of "bear shield vs. bull toothpick."
In just 52 minutes, the main force sold 140,000 USDT worth of chips. This is not an "adjustment"; it is clearly a "liquidation sale!"
Historical reflection:
Last year, before a certain altcoin crash, a combination of "pending orders pressing down + large sell-offs" also occurred, resulting in a price halving. Now, ALPINE's main force behavior mirrors that script.
4. Sentiment: Bear consensus has been reached, beware of the "false rebound" trap.
Data perspective:
委差-8205.4,委比仅+0.18%,市场情绪已从"犹豫"转向"恐慌"。
The RSI has not yet bottomed, indicating that the downward momentum has not been exhausted, and attempting to "catch falling knives" is like picking up chestnuts from a fire.
5. Operational strategy: Responding to different scenarios, bear logic is dominant.
Rebound to the resistance level of $2.014
Short directly, with a stop loss set at $2.025.
This price point is a "firepower point" heavily guarded by bears; a rebound to this level is likely to face suppression.
Break below the support level of $2.010
Chase the shorts, targeting $1.800 and set a stop loss at $2.015.
Losing the support level will trigger a "bull kill bull" scenario, and bears can take advantage to expand their gains.
Can your position withstand this "crypto storm"?
The price action of ALPINE has evolved from a "technical adjustment" to a "bear-dominated elimination match"—the technical, capital, and sentiment aspects have formed a "triple kill resonance." At this moment, stubbornly holding onto the bulls is akin to running naked in a storm.
