ASTER current quote is 0.6938 USDT, and the 15-minute chart releases interesting technical signals.
How is the market rhythm? Low volatility has been the main theme in recent days, with moving average fluctuations only at 0.31%, which looks surprisingly calm. However, a closer look at the candlesticks shows three consecutive bearish candles dropping sharply, especially the 8th one, with a decline of 0.46% and a real body ratio as high as 88.9%, indicating that the bears are gathering strength. This is a hallmark move of selling pressure release.
But there is a turning point here — the real bodies of the following two bearish candles have significantly shrunk, at only 6.5% and 12.5% respectively. More importantly, the 9th candlestick shows a sudden increase in volume, while the price hardly moves, a typical "volume expansion with stagnation" phenomenon. This often signals that the downward momentum is waning, and a short-term rebound may be brewing.
From a technical perspective, the combination of oversold conditions followed by a convergence of decline and volume expansion with stagnation is a precursor to a rebound.
**Trading idea**: The opportunity for a light long position has already appeared. Enter within the range of 0.6910-0.6935, which is relatively low. Set stop-loss below 0.6880; if it breaks the previous low, cut losses. The upper target is the previous resistance zone at 0.7020-0.7050.
Considering the low volatility and limited profit space, quick in-and-out trades are suitable. The key is to strictly execute stop-losses to prevent small losses from turning into larger ones. Also, don’t forget to keep an eye on Bitcoin’s overall market trend; if the market weakens, the entire logic becomes invalid. If volume breaks through 0.7050, there is still potential for a rebound.
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OnchainHolmes
· 5h ago
The pattern of volume expansion followed by stagnation is quite good, but with a volatility of only 0.31%, it feels like the rebound space is a bit limited.
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This round of bearish momentum is indeed quite fierce; 88.9% of the bodies are not to be taken lightly.
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Try entering at 0.6910, as long as the stop-loss is clear, no need to overthink.
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Once Bitcoin weakens, this whole thing is doomed; there's nothing much to say.
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It looks like a rebound is coming, but I think we need to watch the overall market sentiment.
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Continuous downward candles are normal; the key is that the last two candles clearly lack strength.
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Small-cap coins are like this; with limited profit margins, you have to buy and sell quickly.
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Can the resistance level at 0.7050 really be broken? It's a bit uncertain.
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Volume is increasing but the price isn't rising; usually, someone is accumulating, which is interesting.
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Trading short-term in a low-volatility environment is just a probability gamble; I prefer to wait for higher-level signals.
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not_your_keys
· 5h ago
The narrative of "volume expansion followed by stagnation" I've heard countless times. But what's the result? It's often a false breakout.
If it breaks 0.6880, I will directly run to avoid getting trapped.
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UnluckyMiner
· 5h ago
The volume expansion and stagnation decline move is indeed classic, but the biggest fear is that Bitcoin suddenly crashes down, and then all technicals are useless.
The signal of exhaustion of the bears has appeared. Trying to go in is also okay, but the volatility is too small, and the profit margin is really trivial.
Enter at 0.6910, with a tight stop-loss, no leniency.
Again, small positions and quick in and out, feeling like I need to start watching the market again. Social anxiety miners say they are tired.
Volume expansion and stagnation decline? I looked at it for a long time but couldn't figure it out. Are these technical analyses really accurate, everyone?
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rugdoc.eth
· 5h ago
Increasing volume during a stagnation decline is indeed interesting, but can this rebound hold up to 0.7050? Honestly, I think it's uncertain.
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Trying long positions with light holdings and strict stop-losses—it's easy to say but hard to do.
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Once BTC weakens, all these technical signals are just clouds. I bet 5 BTC today that it will stay sideways.
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Entering at 0.6910-0.6935 sounds stable, but I care more about how this project itself is doing.
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Volume increase during a stagnation decline is definitely a signal, but in a low-volatility environment, the rebound space is really limited. Quick in and out also carries high risk.
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I just want to ask if there are any recent developments in ASTER's fundamentals. Looking only at the candlestick chart feels a bit empty.
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The previous low at 0.6880—if broken, just admit defeat? I agree with this logic, just worried about not setting the stop-loss properly.
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ImpermanentPhilosopher
· 5h ago
The pattern of volume expansion followed by stagnation has been seen too many times. Whether it can truly rebound depends on BTC's mood.
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TideReceder
· 5h ago
The volume is increasing but the price is stagnating. This trick is back again. Where is the coin that was played like this last time now?
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MoonBoi42
· 5h ago
The idea of a volume-driven stagnation in decline, I've heard it too many times. And the result? Still trapped in a position.
ASTER current quote is 0.6938 USDT, and the 15-minute chart releases interesting technical signals.
How is the market rhythm? Low volatility has been the main theme in recent days, with moving average fluctuations only at 0.31%, which looks surprisingly calm. However, a closer look at the candlesticks shows three consecutive bearish candles dropping sharply, especially the 8th one, with a decline of 0.46% and a real body ratio as high as 88.9%, indicating that the bears are gathering strength. This is a hallmark move of selling pressure release.
But there is a turning point here — the real bodies of the following two bearish candles have significantly shrunk, at only 6.5% and 12.5% respectively. More importantly, the 9th candlestick shows a sudden increase in volume, while the price hardly moves, a typical "volume expansion with stagnation" phenomenon. This often signals that the downward momentum is waning, and a short-term rebound may be brewing.
From a technical perspective, the combination of oversold conditions followed by a convergence of decline and volume expansion with stagnation is a precursor to a rebound.
**Trading idea**: The opportunity for a light long position has already appeared. Enter within the range of 0.6910-0.6935, which is relatively low. Set stop-loss below 0.6880; if it breaks the previous low, cut losses. The upper target is the previous resistance zone at 0.7020-0.7050.
Considering the low volatility and limited profit space, quick in-and-out trades are suitable. The key is to strictly execute stop-losses to prevent small losses from turning into larger ones. Also, don’t forget to keep an eye on Bitcoin’s overall market trend; if the market weakens, the entire logic becomes invalid. If volume breaks through 0.7050, there is still potential for a rebound.