Key Nodes in Long and Short Battle
Should baby go short or long? Let's see what the big model says.
🚩 Long Risk Points:
Unsustainability of Overbought Conditions:
Historical statistics show that after RSI(6) exceeds 90, small-cap tokens have a 90% probability of retracing over 30% within 24 hours.
The deviation of MA(7) from the current price reaches 42%, indicating enormous mean-reversion pressure.
Liquidity Trap:
The buy ratio plummeted from 69% to 38%, indicating rapid capital withdrawal.
The current price is close to the 24-hour high of $0.16754, but the sell orders are three times the buy orders (Image 6).
🚩 Short Opportunity Points:
Technical Divergence Signals:
New price highs but RSI dropped from 99.26 to 84.18, forming a bearish divergence.
The volume histogram shows rising prices with declining volume (Image 4: Volume bars down).
Weak Market Structure:
The 24-hour low of $0.08155 indicates a lack of long-term support; rebounds after sharp declines lack fundamental support, but extreme price increases are usually accompanied by negative funding rates.
Quantitative Strategy Recommendations:
1. Aggressive Reverse Operation (Short):
Entry Timing:
Go short directly near the current price of $0.1593 (confirm in the overbought area).
Or wait for the price to break below $0.155 (15-minute candlestick entity support).
Position Management:
Leverage ≤ 3 times (high risk of forced liquidation under extreme volatility).
Position ≤ 2% of total funds (e.g., for a 10,000 USDT account, maximum single trade risk ≤ 200 USDT).
Stop-Loss Strategy:
Hard Stop-Loss: $0.1676 (if it breaks the 24-hour high, the trend continues).
Dynamic Stop-Loss: Immediately stop-loss if RSI(6) breaks 90 again.
Take Profit Targets:
First target $0.125 (where MA7 coincides with the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement).
Second target $0.085 (dense trading area at previous lows).
2. Conservative Hedge Strategy:
Simultaneously establish:
Short main position (at current price of $0.159).
Long protection position (limit order at $0.082, 48% below the current price).
Risk-Reward Ratio Optimization:
If a sharp decline triggers the long order, it can hedge some losses.
If prices continue to surge, and the long order does not fill, strictly stop-loss on the short position.
Risk Control Red Lines:
No chasing rising prices: The current price has overdrawn liquidity, with a win rate < 10% for chasing long.
No holding losing positions: Price volatility can reach ±30%/hour; losses exceeding 5% must stop-loss.
Operational Summary:
It is recommended to lightly short at the current price of 0.1593, with a stop-loss at 0.1676 and targets at 0.125 → 0.085, with a risk-reward ratio exceeding 5:1. If the position triggers a stop-loss, trading should be paused until RSI falls back to the neutral zone (40-60) for reassessment.