RTX 24-hour K-line trend shows a typical pattern of rise - pullback - consolidation - second surge - correction. From 2.64 rising to a high of 3.5, followed by a significant plunge, then stabilizing at a low level, and once again surging towards the 3.2 level. Currently, the price is consolidating around 2.8.
From a key position perspective, 2.65 has formed a strong support, while the 3.0-3.2 range acts as a clear resistance. Is this repeated testing a normal adjustment before a breakout or is there something more behind it? Whether it can stabilize at the support level and break through the resistance in the short term depends on closely observing the upcoming trading volume performance.
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NFTregretter
· 3h ago
The 2.65 level is holding firmly, feels like someone is guarding the market.
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LightningPacketLoss
· 3h ago
Once again, this repetitive and torturous market, if 2.65 can't hold, I really will have to go get soaked in the rain.
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Feeling that 3.0-3.2 is just a ceiling, it keeps pushing up but can't break through, so annoying.
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Consolidation? That's a joke. I think it's just cutting the leeks. Otherwise, why is it always dropping?
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If the trading volume isn't strong enough, there's no way it can break out. Right now, it's all fake rallies.
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I just want to know if it will drop again later. The 2.8 level is a bit shaky.
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Isn't it annoying to be stuck in consolidation every day? Can't we just have a clear rise or fall?
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Let's see if the support level holds; otherwise, it feels like it will keep falling to find a bottom.
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This chart looks really uncomfortable to watch, rising and falling all the time.
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RugpullSurvivor
· 3h ago
2.8 at this point really feels uncomfortable, feels like I'm just wasting effort.
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ColdWalletGuardian
· 3h ago
2.65 If you can hold it, there's hope; if it breaks, don't make reckless moves.
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Starting to test repeatedly again. Is this wave aiming for a volume breakout or just stalling?
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Is 3.2 really such a tough barrier? Feels like it's always stuck here.
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Is the low-level stabilization genuine or just a trap? Can the trading volume be trusted?
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The RTX rhythm is like a roller coaster; it's a bit nerve-wracking.
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The phrase "building momentum" is getting a bit tired; just say whether it's going to keep falling or rise.
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Has the support been broken? That's the real issue.
RTX 24-hour K-line trend shows a typical pattern of rise - pullback - consolidation - second surge - correction. From 2.64 rising to a high of 3.5, followed by a significant plunge, then stabilizing at a low level, and once again surging towards the 3.2 level. Currently, the price is consolidating around 2.8.
From a key position perspective, 2.65 has formed a strong support, while the 3.0-3.2 range acts as a clear resistance. Is this repeated testing a normal adjustment before a breakout or is there something more behind it? Whether it can stabilize at the support level and break through the resistance in the short term depends on closely observing the upcoming trading volume performance.