2026-01-08 19:23:42

Traders monitoring the market during the early morning hours may have noticed some recent small movements in SUI. As of now, SUI's price is fluctuating around $1.850000, and the bullish momentum remains decent. The RSI indicator shows 50.2, indicating a neutral zone—neither showing obvious overbought signals nor significant oversold pressure.

From a technical perspective, three key reference levels have been established: support below at $1.776000, resistance above at $1.924000, and an important breakout threshold at $1.896200. If the price can stabilize above this level, the bullish momentum will further strengthen; conversely, breaking below the support may trigger a new round of correction.

Given the current bullish dominance, there are indeed trading opportunities worth paying attention to. However, the actual strategy should be based on risk tolerance—consider trying a small position around $1.896200, and if the price retraces to $1.776000, it’s wise to cut losses promptly. After all, the crypto market is highly volatile, and managing the size of each position is key to long-term survival.

Monitoring the market late at night can be exhausting; taking care of your health is more important than anything else. If clear directional signals appear later, adding positions can be considered then.

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FlashLoanKing

· 17h ago

Watching the market again in the early morning, SUI looks okay this wave, but we must hold at 1.896 --- RSI 50.2 is in the neutral zone, basically meaning it hasn't decided which way to go yet --- Trying with small positions is still reliable, don't go all-in, there are too many traps in the crypto world --- Only consider giving up if 1.776 breaks, currently this pattern is still playable --- Staying up late watching the market really harms health. I now set an alarm and sleep, then check again when I wake up --- The bulls are in the lead, but with RSI so flat, I feel like something is brewing --- Stop-loss is easy to say but hard to do; many people just can't bear to lose those few points --- Resistance at 1.924 is so close; only a breakout would mean it's truly starting to rise --- SUI has been less volatile recently, much better than other coins, at least the risk is controllable

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BasementAlchemist

· 01-08 19:51

Still watching the market at 4 a.m., truly the fate of a corporate slave. The 1.896 hurdle must be broken through. Alright, small position to test the waters. Anyway, sell if it drops to 1.776, don’t be greedy. Honestly, this wave of market movement is quite normal, nothing particularly surprising. RSI above 50 is a bit awkward, not sure where to push next. Tired, better to sleep first, and re-enter if there's a chance later. If 1.85 can't hold, can the support below really save the situation? Small coins still need to control risk, don’t go all-in on large positions. Those currently going long are either gamblers or true believers. The bulls are strong, but I still want to see more. Entering at this position feels a bit awkward, better to wait.

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CommunityJanitor

· 01-08 19:50

Still watching the market at 2 AM, this SUI is really annoying, 1.85 is just shaky If I can't break through the 1.896 level, forget it, I'll just wait and see The bulls are the bulls, but this trend is not very meaningful, too tangled Set the stop-loss properly, try with a small position, don't fuss around, go to sleep Feels like there's no special opportunity, just observing and waiting

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BrokeBeans

· 01-08 19:48

SUI this wave is quite interesting, 1.896 is a key level, but I still believe that trading with small positions is the way to survive longer. Staring at the market at 4 AM is really intense; sleeping is more practical. RSI50+ is a bit awkward, as it doesn't give a clear signal for either long or short. 1.776 is really a good stop-loss point; I usually place my orders around this level. Instead of watching the market all the time, it's better to rest properly; the market won't run away. The cost of bankruptcy is teaching me to control my position size. Now, with small positions, I am actually earning more steadily. The bullish pattern is indeed present, but greed is the fastest way to lose money.

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MidnightSnapHunter

· 01-08 19:45

Early morning again watching this wave, the 1.896 level definitely needs to be tested --- RSI50 is a bit boring, still waiting for a clear signal --- Enter with a small position, if it breaks 1.776, just run, it's that simple --- Staying up late watching the market really shortens lifespan, I’ve already set my stop-loss and gone to sleep --- The bullish pattern looks good but don’t be greedy, support below is very important --- The 1.85 price is consolidating, feels like we need to wait a bit longer --- Ahuai’s approach in this article is still steady, controlling position size is indeed the survival rule --- Breaking resistance is more interesting, right now it’s just guerrilla warfare --- Body is more important than profit, I agree with that --- SUI has been oscillating slightly during this period, just waiting patiently for a breakout

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BTCRetirementFund

· 01-08 19:41

Stayed up again late at night, watching the 1.85 level fluctuate. To be honest, it's a bit annoying. Wait, can this 1.896 really break? It feels like there's quite a bit of resistance. Let's try with a small position. Anyway, if it drops below 1.776, I'll just exit. Don't want to bother anymore.

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AlphaLeaker

· 01-08 19:35

Seeing the 1.896 level again, I was stuck there for half a day a few days ago, really annoying --- Watching the market at 4 a.m. is really unnecessary, sleep is valuable, brother --- RSI 50.2 in this kind of market is the most frustrating, can't tell the direction at all --- Small position trial and error is okay, but once 1.776 breaks, I’ll just run, not betting on that move --- The current bullish momentum is really average, I feel like I need to wait a bit longer --- Setting stop-loss at 1.776 is too loose, I usually set it around 1.82 --- SUI right now is still better to observe, more comfortable --- Ah, I wish I had done something at 1.85, now I regret it to death

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