#数字资产动态追踪 SUI has been stuck at a critical technical level for a while, with both bulls and bears fighting it out — the bulls have seen a surge in open interest, the ecosystem fundamentals are still decent, and ETF narratives remain hot; but the problem is that the technicals are severely overestimated, plus the $90M unlock event on January 7th is approaching, which turns into a double-edged sword.
In the next 48 hours, keep an eye on several variables:
Can the RSI reasonably fall back below 70? This will determine whether there is real momentum to build a long position. Will the ecosystem's TVL break through $1B, and will the daily DEX trading volume stay steady at $170M? Can these data withstand subsequent selling pressure? Also, the psychological level of $2.00 — once broken, it could trigger stop-losses from short sellers; if it fails to break, the bulls might start taking profits.
My view is cautiously bullish, but don’t blindly chase at the current overbought level of $1.98. It’s better to wait for a pullback to the $1.85-$1.90 range before entering, with a target set at $2.05-$2.20, and strictly place stop-loss orders below $1.82. The risk-reward ratio of chasing the high now is really not worth it.
Be especially cautious about the January 7th unlock event; if the selling pressure exceeds expectations, it could be problematic. If the Federal Reserve meeting minutes suddenly turn hawkish, it could directly break through $1.70, even bottom out around $1.50. So maintaining flexibility in your position and using trailing stops to lock in profits is very important.
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LiquidityHunter
· 01-06 13:47
Still watching the market at 2 AM, this $1.98 level is really a liquidity gap, the slippage is ridiculously large.
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AlgoAlchemist
· 01-06 01:49
Now chasing high is much more brainless, isn't it more enjoyable to wait until 1.85-1.90 to get in?
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airdrop_huntress
· 01-06 01:48
1.98 really shouldn't be chased; wait for 1.85 to talk about it.
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How does it feel like something's going to happen on the day of unlocking? Still need to keep a backup plan.
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RSI not dropping below 70 again is the real trouble; entering now is just gambling.
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Whether $2 can hold this position is the key; once broken, the bears will have to cut losses.
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If the Federal Reserve turns hawkish, go straight to 1.5; I still need to be cautious.
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Can the ecological data support it? Feels a bit risky this time.
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The unlocking window on January 7th is truly a ticking time bomb; whoever steps on it will die.
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The current overbought level is ridiculous; I prefer to wait for a better entry opportunity.
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Setting stop-loss below 1.82 is a pretty safe plan; at least it can protect the principal.
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Be cautious when bullish but don't chase blindly. That's right, chasing high really leads to heavy losses.
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PumpBeforeRug
· 01-06 01:38
1.98 is really not a position to chase; unlocking and smashing down would be awkward.
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RSI hasn't reached the right level yet; jumping in now is purely giving away money. Wait a bit.
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I'm also watching the bomb on January 7th; it feels like a breakdown is coming.
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Can the ecosystem data hold up? I'm a bit worried about TVL.
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Entering at $1.85 is more attractive. Currently, this overbought level is really not worth it.
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Be sure to set your stop-loss properly, or you'll be crying too late when you're trapped.
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When the Federal Reserve turns hawkish, SUI will be directly finished; stay alert.
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The rapid increase in long positions sounds good, but technicals can be deceptive.
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I think the target of 2.05-2.20 is a bit difficult; let's see if it can reach 2.08.
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This unlocking event feels like the key; it's safer to look at the exit plan in advance.
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TopBuyerBottomSeller
· 01-06 01:31
Sui is stuck again, this time I really can't hold on anymore.
Why are there so many unlocks on January 7th? Definitely a bear trap.
$1.98 is really crazy. I'm not chasing it; I'll wait for a pullback.
Can't break the $2 mark, my mentality is collapsing. Better to be more conservative.
Speaking of which, RSI is already so high, and some people still dare to go all-in. Impressive.
#数字资产动态追踪 SUI has been stuck at a critical technical level for a while, with both bulls and bears fighting it out — the bulls have seen a surge in open interest, the ecosystem fundamentals are still decent, and ETF narratives remain hot; but the problem is that the technicals are severely overestimated, plus the $90M unlock event on January 7th is approaching, which turns into a double-edged sword.
In the next 48 hours, keep an eye on several variables:
Can the RSI reasonably fall back below 70? This will determine whether there is real momentum to build a long position. Will the ecosystem's TVL break through $1B, and will the daily DEX trading volume stay steady at $170M? Can these data withstand subsequent selling pressure? Also, the psychological level of $2.00 — once broken, it could trigger stop-losses from short sellers; if it fails to break, the bulls might start taking profits.
My view is cautiously bullish, but don’t blindly chase at the current overbought level of $1.98. It’s better to wait for a pullback to the $1.85-$1.90 range before entering, with a target set at $2.05-$2.20, and strictly place stop-loss orders below $1.82. The risk-reward ratio of chasing the high now is really not worth it.
Be especially cautious about the January 7th unlock event; if the selling pressure exceeds expectations, it could be problematic. If the Federal Reserve meeting minutes suddenly turn hawkish, it could directly break through $1.70, even bottom out around $1.50. So maintaining flexibility in your position and using trailing stops to lock in profits is very important.